Low-power 2.10-GHz products are a category of industrial and commercial electronic components, often associated with brands like Texas Instruments (USA), NXP Semiconductors (Netherlands), or STMicroelectronics (Switzerland). These products typically include low-power RF transceivers, IoT modules, and wireless communication chips designed for industries such as automation, smart metering, and IoT applications. Companies like Radwell and Grainger distribute such components, catering to industrial maintenance and operational needs. The 2.10-GHz frequency band is optimized for energy-efficient, short-to-medium-range wireless connectivity.