InvisOutlet Pro Makes Long Awaited Launch at CES 2025

Intecular is excited to announce the official launch of the InvisOutlet Pro and the unveiling of the InvisOutlet Aura at CES 2025. These next-generation smart outlets mark a significant leap in energy-efficient solutions for both residential and commercial spaces.

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The InvisOutlet Pro, now available for consumers, integrates cutting-edge technology to provide air quality monitoring, temperature and humidity control, occupancy detection, and seamless integration with smart home systems. The InvisOutlet Pro is designed to streamline home management and enhance user experience by offering a sophisticated, yet simple-to-use solution for modern buildings. With its robust feature set and sleek design, the InvisOutlet Pro is a powerful addition to any smart home or commercial space.

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Additionally, Intecular unveiled the InvisOutlet Aura, a new addition to the InvisOutlet family, featuring an RGB nightlight. The Aura enhances the ambiance of any room with customizable lighting options, adding a unique touch to the user experience. Like the InvisOutlet Pro, the InvisOutlet Aura is designed to seamlessly integrate with existing smart home systems through Matter.

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“CES 2025 provided the perfect stage for showcasing our vision for the future of smart building technology,” said Leon Xue, Co-Founder of Intecular. “The launch of the InvisOutlet Pro and the unveiling of the InvisOutlet Aura are key milestones in our mission to offer intelligent, sustainable solutions for modern spaces. We're excited to see how these products will improve the way people interact with their environments.”

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The InvisOutlet Pro and InvisOutlet Aura represent Intecular’s continued commitment to innovation, efficiency, and user-centered design. Hundreds of industry attendees were impressed by the all-in-one capabilities of the InvisOutlet. A key takeaway from the event was the versatile range of applications for the suite of data points that InvisOutlet collects. While different property types, including single-family residences and senior living communities, may interpret similar smart home data differently, the common thread is the need for an intelligent smart device capable of collecting necessary measurements.