We design, install and program KNX through ETS for lighting, DALI, HVAC, shading, sensors, energy and touch panels, with defined BMS integration.
KNX connects field devices, room controls and upper-level systems through one documented, distributed architecture.
Each scope follows approved circuits, devices and operating interfaces rather than an undefined generic package.
Organize lighting circuits into channels, groups and scenes, using KNX-DALI gateways when luminaires require addressing or dimming.
Interface room thermostats, fan-coil units, valves and fan speeds according to the approved HVAC equipment and control method.
Operate curtains and blinds individually or in groups, with time, daylight and scene-based control where required.
Use motion, presence, daylight, temperature and air-quality inputs to execute defined automation logic in each space.
Collect readings from compatible meters or measuring actuators and expose selected consumption data through KNX or the BMS layer.
Provide clear room and scene control through keypads and touch panels, with optional application or remote access under defined permissions.
Every function and value is reviewed before the scene matrix is approved and programmed in ETS.
Set defined lighting levels, room climate and shading based on time and user permissions.
Dim lighting, close shades and adjust room temperature from one command while retaining manual control.
Switch off nonessential circuits, apply HVAC setback and move selected shading to the approved position.
Reduce nonessential loads and retain only required paths using schedules and sensor conditions.
Device distribution, scenes and user interfaces follow the operating requirements of each sector.
Distributed room and zone control for lighting, climate and shading through consistent, clear interfaces.
Guest-room, corridor and common-area functions with approved operating interfaces.
Meeting, presentation and away scenes with occupancy sensors and area schedules.
Zoned lighting, climate and shading with selected monitoring points exposed to the BMS.
The design preserves room-level independence and exposes only approved points required by the facility operator.
Keypads, sensors, actuators and thermostats execute lighting, shading, climate and scene functions within each area.
Receives agreed states, alarms and values, and applies central schedules or commands through a defined points list.
The scope covers engineering, programming, testing and backups—not device operation alone.
Define functions, zones and topology.
Approve sensors, keypads, actuators and gateways.
Create the project, addresses and device parameters.
Build group structure and link communication objects.
Define the scene matrix and operating conditions.
Connect DALI, HVAC and BMS within documented boundaries.
Verify channels, sensors and field responses.
Run the system and tune values on site.
Deliver topology, address and channel schedules, and backups.
Train users and deliver the ETS project backup and warranty.
Share the drawings, circuit schedule or required functions so we can review the design, programming, integration and handover scope.
Share the project type and its main requirements. Our team will review the enquiry and contact you for the relevant technical details.
