KNX is the world’s only open standard for home and building control that has been adopted, at last count, by 405 Manufacturers from 41 different Countries. Together these manufacturers provide customers with a vast range of choice for KNX-certified products. These devices and components enable a single system solution (combining lighting, heating, blinds / shutters, security systems, ventilation and air-conditioning systems, signalling and monitoring systems, remote control, metering, audio / video control etc) on one platform.

What Are The Key Advantages of KNX?

KNX is the Worldwide STANDARD for Home and Building Control.

What Are The Key Advantages of KNX?

KNX Product Certification guarantees Interoperability & Interworking of products.

What Are The Key Advantages of KNX?

KNX is Independent from any hardware or software technology.

Why choose KNX for your business?

The Smart home market will continue to be one the fastest growth areas in the building trade. It is expected to be just under 1 Billion dollars (£800 million) in the UK this year alone and is expected to grow at just under 30% annually to 2021, reaching a household penetration of 40%.The KNX Association saw a 30% increase in Certified KNX installers (Partners) across 160 Countries. A total of 7,344 – of which the UK was 11th/12th.

Sensor that CHANGE your life

HPD2 Optical Sensor as the quantum leap in sensor technology won the "Product of the year" award at the KNX UK conference! This sensor increased the performance of HPD1, including CPU performance (accuracy counting), higher resolution (better detection) and Precise definable detection zones.

What? How many? Where? When?

Steinel taught HPD2 optical Sensor how to count and you have no idea about all the things made possible by this.

Do you know how many employees are in the office?

Who is sitting where?

Are they any delays in front of the elevators?

What is the frequency in the stairways?

Is there a queue at the checkout?

There are an unlimited numbers of examples that show how important it will be to know more and more within the building. The right information is not only needed for interaction within the building automation, but also for the organisation and optimisation of processes. The HPD2 can deliver this information reliably and precisely.

ONE SENSOR, FIVE ZONES AND MANY GOOD reasons for optical sensors

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