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We offer:
Fully customisable lighting scenes and zones
Wired infrastructure for stability, speed, and scalability
Integrates with thousands of certified smart devices
Energy efficiency through occupancy and daylight sensors
Centralised and remote control from one interface
Secure, decentralised automation for long-term reliability
Whether you want to impress guests with dramatic lighting scenes or save energy with intelligent automation, KNX lets you:
We install KNX systems in:
KNX-certified installers and designers
Extensive experience with high-end residential and commercial work
Meticulous design and configuration
Full support, upgrades, and ongoing servicing
Clean, efficient, and professional installations
Experience high-end smart lighting with seamless automation and lasting performance. Book your free consultation today.
From consultation to handover, we manage everything:
KNX is a globally recognised open standard for smart building automation. It enables control over lighting, heating, cooling, blinds, security systems, and more – all from a single, integrated platform. KNX is wired and fully customisable, making it ideal for long-term performance, energy efficiency, and smart living.
Yes – while KNX is typically more suited to new builds or full-scale renovations, it can be retrofitted into existing properties if there is sufficient access for wiring. Our team can assess your home’s layout and advise on the best installation method, including possible hybrid solutions using KNX RF (radio frequency) components.
Not at all. KNX is highly scalable, which means it can be tailored for smaller residential properties as well as large commercial developments. Whether you need automated lighting in a single flat or integrated control for a hotel or office building, KNX offers robust and flexible options.
KNX operates over a wired bus system, providing enhanced reliability, speed, and long-term scalability compared to wireless-only systems. Wireless solutions like Lutron and Wise are great for retrofit or smaller projects, but KNX is preferred where infrastructure and uninterrupted performance are a priority.
Yes – KNX systems can be accessed and controlled via smartphones, tablets, and touch panels, either on-site or remotely. You can create and manage lighting scenes, set schedules, and monitor energy usage, all from an intuitive interface integrated into your smart home ecosystem.