How to Use Wireless Power with Ender Cells and Ender Gates

Linking a Frequency

Craft an Ender Cell (Basic) and an Ender Gate (Basic). Place the Ender Cell at your power source and the Ender Gate at your destination. Right-click the Ender Cell with a Blank Card to bind it, then right-click the Ender Gate with the same card to set the frequency. Both blocks now share a wireless channel. Use Binding Card to copy settings between multiple Gates.

Sending and Receiving

Connect Energy Cable (Basic) from your generator or Energy Cell (Basic) into the Ender Cell (Basic). At the destination, connect Energy Cable (Basic) from the Ender Gate (Basic) into the machine you want to power. The Ender Cell pushes energy into the wireless channel; the Ender Gate pulls it out. No line-of-sight is required — the link works across dimensions if both chunks are loaded.

Scaling the Network

Upgrade both ends to the same tier: Ender Cell (Hardened) with Ender Gate (Hardened), and so on up through Blazing, Niotic, Nitro, and Spirited. Mismatched tiers still link but transfer at the lower tier's rate. Add multiple Ender Gate (Basic) blocks on the same frequency to power several machines from one Ender Cell. Use Energy Discharger (Basic) at the destination to push power directly into adjacent machines without cables.