KNX control
The open standard for building automation: lighting, blinds and climate on one bus, with Sunricher and MEAN WELL devices.

What KNX is
KNX is the international standard (EN 50090, ISO/IEC 14543) for home and building automation. All devices connect to the same two-wire bus cable, which carries commands: a push button sends "living room on", and the actuator or driver assigned to that group address carries it out.
There is no single brain: each device has its own intelligence, so if one fails the rest keep working. And as an open standard, hundreds of manufacturers make devices that work together.
It is programmed with ETS, the official software. That is why KNX is common in hotels, offices and high-end homes, where the installation must last decades and be easy to extend.
The devices are made by Sunricher and MEAN WELL, shown with their brand and original codes.
How it works
Advantages
Hundreds of compatible makers: no single-vendor lock-in.
No single point of failure.
Extend and change it without rewiring.
Devices with KNX Data Secure and IP Secure.
Solutions
Rooms, corridors and common areas on the same bus.
Lighting, blinds and climate by zone and schedule.
Wired home automation for new builds or full refurbishments.
KNX to DALI gateways for individually dimmable fittings.
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