LUMEN / KNX AUTOMATION

KNX building automation engineered around each room.

We design and program KNX lighting, shading, HVAC and sensor systems using ETS, with a documented bus topology, local operation and defined BMS integration.

KNX system functions

Defined functions, identifiable devices and maintainable programming.

KNX is an open, distributed building-control standard. Functions follow the project's devices and circuits, with essential local operation independent of the internet.

Lighting control and DALI integration
01

Lighting control and DALI integration

Define switching, dimming, lighting groups and scenes, with KNX-DALI gateways where the specified luminaires require DALI control.

  • Switching, dimming and lighting groups
  • KNX-DALI gateways and luminaire addressing
  • Scenes, schedules, occupancy and daylight
Motorized shades and blinds
02

Motorized shades and blinds

Control curtains, blinds and solar-shading drives by area, time, daylight conditions or the selected operating scene.

  • Actuator channels and grouped control
  • Sheer, blackout and defined stop positions
  • Sensor, schedule and scene integration
Room climate and HVAC interfaces
03

Room climate and HVAC interfaces

Integrate room thermostats, fan-coil units, valves and occupancy settings using the HVAC interfaces approved for the project.

  • Thermostats and fan-coil unit controls
  • Occupied, away and setback setpoints
  • HVAC, BACnet or Modbus gateways when required
Occupancy, daylight and energy sensors
04

Occupancy, daylight and energy sensors

Apply motion, daylight, temperature and air-quality sensors, with energy monitoring where supported by the selected equipment.

  • Occupancy, daylight and temperature
  • Value-based automation and presence logic
  • Meter readings and defined notifications
Scenes, keypads and user interfaces
05

Scenes, keypads and user interfaces

Configure arrival, meeting, away and evening scenes across keypads, touch panels and optional applications with clear user access.

  • Scene matrix and multiple user interfaces
  • Wall keypads, panels and control groups
  • Local operation with optional remote access
KNX topology and bus infrastructure
06

KNX topology and bus infrastructure

Engineer the KNX TP bus, power supplies, line couplers and IP interfaces around device counts, cable distances and area topology.

  • KNX TP, power supply and line topology
  • IP routers and IP interfaces where needed
  • Device capacity, line planning and expansion
ETS programming and group addresses
07

ETS programming and group addresses

Configure individual addresses, group addresses, communication objects and device parameters in a documented ETS project.

  • ETS project and individual addresses
  • Group-address structure and function mapping
  • Parameterization, testing and project backup
KNX and BMS integration
08

KNX and BMS integration

Interface lighting, shading and room HVAC with the BMS through an approved gateway and a defined read/write points schedule.

  • KNX/BACnet or KNX/Modbus gateways
  • Documented points and control boundaries
  • Independent local operation inside each zone
Engineering and programming

What a documented KNX project includes.

The scope extends beyond switching: topology, addresses, group structure, ETS project records, testing and user training.

01

Function and zone definition

Identify lighting circuits, shades, HVAC interfaces, keypads and room scenes.

02

Topology and system capacity

Plan lines, power supplies, couplers, interfaces and available expansion.

03

Address and group schedules

Document individual addresses, group addresses and every actuator channel.

04

ETS programming and scenes

Configure devices, communication objects, parameters and the approved scene matrix.

05

Circuit and scenario testing

Verify keypads, sensors, schedules, scenes and field-device responses.

06

Handover and project backup

Deliver the ETS project backup, points schedule, user guidance and operator training.

KNX applications

Control functions follow the purpose of each space.

Devices, interfaces and scenes are selected according to the project requirements and available infrastructure.

01

Villas and residences

Room-level lighting, shading and climate functions organized around daily use.

02

Offices and meeting rooms

Meeting, presentation and away scenes with schedules and occupancy sensors.

03

Hospitality properties

Coordinate guest-room and common-area functions through approved integrations.

04

Educational facilities

Manage lighting and room climate around schedules and occupancy.

Building-management integration

KNX for local control. BMS for centralized supervision.

Lighting, HVAC and shading states can interface with the BMS through an approved gateway and points schedule while room control remains independent.

LUMEN / CONTACT

Contact the LUMEN team

Share the project type and its main requirements. Our team will review the enquiry and contact you for the relevant technical details.

Specialist installation team Documented warranty Handover & training
Emailinfo@lumen.sa Phone+966596594393 LocationSaudi Arabia

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