What is KNX?

The KNX standard, used by 500 high-ranking companies in over 37 countries worldwide, is an exceptional automation base for all types of lighting, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems and motors. It is also a tool for significant energy savings, system monitoring, security and automation process visualization.

However, more practicality and safety with lower energy consumption can only be achieved through intelligent control and monitoring of all involved products. This is a real challenge as it involves multiple wiring, from sensors and actuators to control and monitoring centers. For professionals, such a mass of wiring also means greater design and installation efforts, increased fire risk and high costs. That’s where KNX comes in!

How it works?

Automation doesn’t have to be difficult. It simply requires a system that solves the problems of isolated devices by ensuring that all components communicate through a common language. The type of device you want to use no longer matters.

Whether you want to manage lighting, security systems, heating, blinds, ventilation, energy management, air conditioning systems, signaling and monitoring systems, building service interfaces and control systems, remote control, audio and video control – all these functions work through one system. It’s easy to manage your home and buildings. It’s KNX.

Communication as a process of information exchange in the KNX system takes place through three media such as transmission line, radio frequency and twisted pair (BUS line). The BUS line serves to exchange information between connected devices. Information, commands and other signals are exchanged between BUS devices connected to the control system via telegram.

There are numerous possibilities for creating a smart home or office. Simply control the lights or go all the way and connect different types of devices. KNX takes automation and personalization to a higher level.

Why KNX?

As mentioned before, using KNX standard offers many advantages. Some of the most important and user friendly ones are:

• – easy communication between sensors via one BUS cable,
• – communication via three different media (BUS cable, power line and radio frequency),
• – modularity and upgradeability with sensors and actors at all times without the need for construction work,
• – possibility of almost unlimited scenes and scenarios of lighting, motors, heating/cooling
• – numerous KNX partners guarantee technical support in the future.

We meet our clients by offering them the highest quality KNX automation system through conceptual solutions and design, as well as implementation and installation of the system.