Low-power 2.46-GHz products typically refer to wireless devices operating in the 2.46 GHz frequency band, designed for energy-efficient applications in industries like IoT, industrial automation, and consumer electronics. These products are often developed by companies specializing in RF (Radio Frequency) solutions, such as Texas Instruments (USA), Nordic Semiconductor (Norway), or Silicon Labs (USA). They include low-power transceivers, modules, and SOCs (System-on-Chips) for applications like smart sensors, wearables, and wireless control systems. The 2.46 GHz band is popular due to its balance between range and power efficiency, often aligning with ISM (Industrial, Scientific, and Medical) band regulations.