History-Shenzhen Merrytek Technology Co., Ltd

About Merrytek

Focus on smart lighting control

Shenzhen Merrytek Technology Co., LTD. (referred to as "Merrytek Technology") was founded in 2011. Is a microwave intelligent control products research and development, production, sales as the core business of the national specialized new "small giant" enterprise.
Merrytek Technology has a research and development team of more than 50 people, with more than 500 patents. Among them, the low impedance antenna is an international patent, which solves the industry problems of poor environmental adaptability of traditional microwave sensors and easy to be interfered by WIFI, 5G, Bluetooth and other wireless signals.
The international patented technology 5.8GHz microwave sensor is used for biological detection such as movement, frets and respiratory signals, and 24GHz microwave sensor is used for heartbeat signal detection, unlocking the possibility of microwave sensing for smart home, smart building, smart pension, security monitoring and other fields of application.

Why choose Merrytek

Our R&D staff and technical support team have more than 20 years of experience in designing and manufacturing lighting control productsCheck. Smart Technology has been focusing on the development and research of intelligent and innovative lighting control products to ensure that Our customers have the

most cutting-edge, innovative and cost-effective products in the intelligent lighting market.
In June 2021, Myinergy Technology moved to the new factory, which has a larger R&D and production site, and can provide better support and cooperationServing Customers

About kreat power

kreat power is the first sub-brand and the second product line of Shenzhen Smart Technology Co., LTD. kreat power's origins can be summed up in one word: Innovation! It represents a smart, safe,

green and healthy brand. Its main products are DALI dimming power supply and emergency power supply.

Certification

Merrytek Was Awarded “China’s High And New-Technology Enterprise (HNTE)” In 2019.

The most innovative economies in the world typically use non-discriminatory tax incentives and research and development (R&D) support programs to foster innovation. These incentives include R&D tax credits, tax-deductibility for R&D expenditures, and open-bid innovation projects.