KNX is a widely adopted standard for home and building automation. It is a global standard for communication and control in smart homes and buildings, allowing for interoperability between different manufacturers’ devices. KNX products are designed to work seamlessly together within a KNX system.

ACS’s smart home KNX products are designed to be flexible, upgradeable, and energy-efficient. They are based on worldwide standards and can be integrated with different building management systems.

Smart Home KNX Products – Why KNX?
Worldwide standard,
Integration with different building management systems,
Flexible and upgradeable,
Supplies from different manufacturers, manufacturer independent infrastructure,
Energy savings even when the building is active,
Maximum security,
Central control and monitoring,
Savings in wiring and spaces,
Certified products,
High quality guaranteed.

Here are some common smart home KNX products:
KNX Sensors: KNX sensors detect various environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, occupancy, and light levels. They provide input to the KNX system, allowing it to respond accordingly. Examples include temperature sensors, presence detectors, and light sensors.
KNX Actuators: KNX actuators control various devices and systems in the smart home. They receive commands from the KNX system and actuate or control lighting, blinds/shades, HVAC systems, and other electrical appliances. KNX actuators can be modular or DIN rail-mounted.
KNX Switches: KNX switches are used to control lights and other devices connected to the KNX system. They can be wall-mounted or integrated into control panels. KNX switches may offer programmable buttons, scene control, and customization options.
KNX Dimmers: KNX dimmers enable smooth and adjustable control of lighting levels. They allow users to set the desired brightness of connected lights through the KNX system.
KNX Touch Panels: KNX touch panels provide an intuitive user interface for controlling and monitoring the KNX system. They typically have a graphical display and touchscreen functionality, allowing users to control lighting, temperature, blinds, and other functions.
KNX Gateways: KNX gateways enable communication between the KNX system and other protocols or systems. They act as translators, allowing integration with non-KNX devices or enabling control of the KNX system through external platforms such as voice assistants or mobile apps.
KNX IP Interfaces: KNX IP interfaces connect the KNX system to IP networks, enabling remote access and control of the smart home from anywhere with an internet connection.
KNX Media Control: KNX media control devices integrate audio and video distribution within the KNX system. They allow users to distribute multimedia content to different zones or rooms, control audio playback, and manage AV equipment.
KNX Energy Management: KNX energy management products enable monitoring and optimization of energy consumption in the smart home. They provide data on energy usage and allow for the implementation of energy-saving strategies.