How are KNX systems used to control lighting, heating, air conditioning and other functions?

KNX systems are used to control lighting, heating, air conditioning and other functions in buildings. These systems provide a flexible and reliable way to automate building functions by allowing different devices and systems to connect and communicate with each other.

The different devices and systems are interconnected via a central KNX bus that allows them to be controlled via a unified interface. For example, lights, shutters and radiators can be controlled via a KNX interface. KNX control can be done via various controls such as switches, push buttons, sensors, remote controls or even via an app on a smartphone or tablet.

The advantages of KNX systems are their flexibility and scalability. They can be easily expanded or adapted to meet the changing needs of buildings or users. In addition, KNX systems can save energy and resources by automatically turning off lights when no one is in the room or regulating heating and air conditioning to optimize energy consumption.