Home and Building Automation

As interface between the KNX system and a heat generator or chiller. Via an analog output (0…10V) the set point or set point adjustment temperature can be transmitted to the heat generator/chiller. The set point itself is received via KNX. Via two binary inputs the device can monitor the status of the heat generator/chiller (via potential free contacts) and send...

For the control of fan coil units. Via two electronic outputs, two thermoelectric or one motor-driven valve drive can be controlled for heating and cooling. For the fan control the devices features an analog output for the control of a continues fan. A relay output switches an additional load of up to 16 A, such as auxiliary heating. Over 4...

For the control of fan coil units. Via two electronic outputs, two thermoelectric or one motor-driven valve drive can be controlled for heating and cooling. For the fan control the devices features an analog output for the control of a continues fan. A relay output switches an additional load of up to 16 A, such as auxiliary heating. Over 4...

Energy management solution for capturing and analyzing consumption data of up to 16 electricity, gas, water or heat meters via Modbus RTU. Web-based user interface with graphical analysis functions such as historical data, dashboard, and more. Various export functions and APIs for further processing of metering data.

Energy management solution for capturing and analyzing consumption data of up to 64 electricity, gas, water or heat meters via M-Bus. Web-based user interface with graphical analysis functions such as historical data, dashboard, and more. Various export functions and APIs for further processing of metering data.

Energy management solution for capturing and analyzing consumption data of up to 16 electricity, gas, water or heat meters via M-Bus. Web-based user interface with graphical analysis functions such as historical data, dashboard, and more. Various export functions and APIs for further processing of metering data.

For the control of a heating or cooling circuit. The device has 2 channels, each with two electronic outputs to control a motor-driven mixing valve (3-Point) of a heating or cooling circuit as well as a relay output (5A) to switch the pump of the circuit. Via 3 binary inputs it is possible to monitor the status of the pump...

For the control of fan coil units. Via two analog outputs, two analog valves or one 6-way valve drive can be controlled for heating and cooling. For the fan control the devices features an analog output for the control of a continues fan. A relay output switches an additional load of up to 16 A, such as auxiliary heating. Over...

For the control of fan coil units. Via two analog outputs, two analog valves or one 6-way valve drive can be controlled for heating and cooling. For the fan control the devices features an analog output for the control of a continues fan. A relay output switches an additional load of up to 16 A, such as auxiliary heating. Over...

For the control of fan coil units. Via two analog outputs, two analog valves or one 6-way valve drive can be controlled for heating and cooling. For the fan control the devices features three relay outputs. A relay output switches an additional load of up to 16 A, such as auxiliary heating. Over 4 inputs the room status can be...

For the control of heating and cooling applications in the room, such as radiator, floor heating or cooling ceiling. The device has 4 channels each for the independent control of a heating or cooling application. Each channel has an electronic valve output for the control of a thermoelectric valve drive, as well as 3 inputs to detect and monitor the...

The Split Unit Gateway forms the interface between the KNX system and many manufacturers’ air conditioners, so-called split units. The device converts the KNX telegrams into infrared commands and transmits them to the split unit.The transmitter of the supplied cable is bonded directly onto the split unit’s receiver. The split unit then no longer receives the commands from a remote...