KNX

KNX is a technology that controls the automation of integral functions of any residential, commercial, or industrial building, such as HVAC, lighting systems, multimedia, security, energy management, and more.

KNX installation consists of many device groups. For example:

Actuators - are responsible for executing functions on a specific load (e.g., lighting, blinds, awning, HVAC, security, etc. - switching, dimming)

Sensors - are the input devices (e.g., command to switch, current temperature or brightness, motion detection).

System devices - are used to set up a KNX installation. 

• KNX power supplies provide KNX devices within a line with energy and create a specific communication basis. 

• KNXnet/IP interfaces allow the programming of KNX devices and line couplers to control the communication in a KNX installation.

• Gateways - to let communicate different systems together

• Protective equipment - to protect your entire installation

KNX RF+ - allows the wireless transmission of telegrams using the medium Radio Frequency.

Visualization - integrates all the "smart functions" in one place and lets you control the entire system from one place.

Other accessories - accessories necessary for your installation.