KNX is the first and only smart home and smart building standard that meets the highest security requirements in cyber security worldwide. International standardization bodies have now officially confirmed this. With its security architecture KNX Secure, which is now standardized according to EN 50090-4-3, KNX successfully blocks hacker attacks on the digital infrastructure of networked buildings, thus ensuring maximum data protection.

No more digital break-ins!

Highest encryption standards.

Double protection concept for twice the security.

For further information, please visit: http://KNXSecure.knx.org

The KNX IoT solutions will lower the barrier to access KNX as part of the Internet of Things (IoT).

The aim is to reduce the knowledge required and open the current KNX ecosystem to non KNX IT specialists through “out-of-the-box” operation, while still allowing advanced configuration and adaption by specialists.

The KNX IoT solution is defined in partnership with key KNX manufacturers and other organizations .Leveraging standards ensures that the value of KNX products is increased and long-term support can be guaranteed in a constantly changing IoT world. KNX has the advantage of a large KNX install base, which allows drawing on a wealth of experience that will help successfully extending the KNX integration into the IoT.

More information can be found at the KNX website: https://www.knx.org/knx-en/for-professionals/benefits/knx-internet-of-things/

The KNX technology provides a single, manufacturer independent design and commissioning tool (ETS), with a complete set of supported communication media (TP, PL, RF and IP) as well as a complete set of supported configuration modes (system and easy mode). The KNX standard is approved as a European (CENELEC EN 50090 and CEN EN 13321-1) as well as International standard (ISO/IEC 14543-3).

More information can be found at the KNX website: www.knx.org

The KNX energy management relies on a proactive approach with the goal of providing its users with a demand-oriented and optimized energy supply at all times.

This system also decides on the optimal handling of energy in the house or building, starting from its generation to the question of whether it should be consumed or stored, with the key criteria being to be efficient and preferably use energy from renewable sources.

Additional information can be found on the KNX website: https://sustainabilityknx.org/

KNX is the first and only smart home and smart building standard that meets the highest security requirements in cyber security worldwide. International standardization bodies have now officially confirmed this. With its security architecture KNX Secure, which is now standardized according to EN 50090-4-3, KNX successfully blocks hacker attacks on the digital infrastructure of networked buildings, thus ensuring maximum data protection.

No more digital break-ins!

Highest encryption standards.

Double protection concept for twice the security.

For further information, please visit: http://KNXSecure.knx.org

The KNX IoT solutions will lower the barrier to access KNX as part of the Internet of Things (IoT).

The aim is to reduce the knowledge required and open the current KNX ecosystem to non KNX IT specialists through “out-of-the-box” operation, while still allowing advanced configuration and adaption by specialists.

The KNX IoT solution is defined in partnership with key KNX manufacturers and other organizations .Leveraging standards ensures that the value of KNX products is increased and long-term support can be guaranteed in a constantly changing IoT world. KNX has the advantage of a large KNX install base, which allows drawing on a wealth of experience that will help successfully extending the KNX integration into the IoT.

More information can be found at the KNX website: https://www.knx.org/knx-en/for-professionals/benefits/knx-internet-of-things/

The KNX technology provides a single, manufacturer independent design and commissioning tool (ETS), with a complete set of supported communication media (TP, PL, RF and IP) as well as a complete set of supported configuration modes (system and easy mode). The KNX standard is approved as a European (CENELEC EN 50090 and CEN EN 13321-1) as well as International standard (ISO/IEC 14543-3).

More information can be found at the KNX website: www.knx.org