Offices and companies
The meeting sets itself up — and your team focuses on the work.
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Developers and residential communities
The buyer walks into their new home and finds it smart from day one — no wall opened, no technician hired. And you are selling something they can touch on the viewing, not a line in a brochure.
The options
KNX infrastructure pulled alongside the electrical work during construction, central intercom, gates, and common-area lighting.
For the IT lead and the consultant — under the hood
- The architecture: an independent KNX line per unit plus a KNX/IP backbone for the building — full privacy for every resident, with central management of the shared areas only.
- For the consultant: we hand over a specification book and a point schedule ready for tender — line items bidders can be compared on, not a vague "smart system".
- Handover: every unit gets its ETS file and its documentation — the buyer receives a documented system, locked in to nobody. Not even us.
- Shared areas: corridor lighting on sensors, separate meters for the common areas, and SIP intercom from the gate to every unit and its resident's phone.
Before and after the real shoot
From real installs
Who is this for?
The unit buyerTakes delivery of a home that is ready — and can be extended later without breaking walls.
Facilities managementFewer faults, and central oversight of the shared areas.
The investorHigher value per square metre, and something the project next door can't match.
Related categories
Retail, restaurants and showrooms
A branch experience your customer feels — and all your branches on one screen.
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A guest, an employee, a worshipper, a resident, a visitor
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