In today's modern office BUILDINGS, it is no longer enough to have an energy-efficient building with adequate lighting.
Building automation must also meet stringent requirements. The standard mentions different levels, and tenants use these to determine how much they are willing to pay for a property.
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This has typically worked in a way that many systems have worked in parallel, with few parameters and limited functionality.
The heating and cooling control only looked at the temperature, the occupancy could only be set by a time program. Ventilation worked in the same way.
Lighting could operate automatically according to built-in motion sensors. However, the brightness was generally not controlled. The same office brightness was produced when cleaning or when the guard was on duty.
There was no central control to manage the system.- There are already solar panels on the roof in many places, and the clearance system is being driven out. That said, if we could link the building's consumption to its energy production, there could still be plenty of reserves, even without batteries.
Many systems, many sensors and a central management logic. It simultaneously measures sunlight and interior lighting conditions, senses occupancy, temperature, air quality, etc.
It can perform its tasks in a complex way.
It can be programmed quickly and easily. This means that if internal walls are rebuilt, there is no need to rewire the lights, just reprogram the control logic.
Its design is completely modular. With Air technology, you can install a new switch or other device anywhere at any time.
It can also be easily connected to existing mechanical systems via KNX or ModBus.
Loxone is a more optimal solution than KNX in terms of price, but not less in terms of knowledge. However, it outperforms its smaller competitors by offering a more complex solution.
