10-05-2011, 12:35 PM
The latest Household Automation installation features KNX automation.
As a KNX installer Household Automation specified KNX because of its versatility, the five bedroom house is in the process of being refurbished and this was an ideal time to introduce structured cabling. The KNX system is connected to all the lighting dimmers and relays (40 in all): to the heating control (both under floor and traditional radiators); blinds and automated internal doors.
Interconnection to the [color=\"#0055aa\"]Comfort home alarm[/color] enables the PIR movement detectors to be used for setting back lights when specific areas are not in use.
Read the full story at http://www.build.co.uk/construction_news...sid=132540
As a KNX installer Household Automation specified KNX because of its versatility, the five bedroom house is in the process of being refurbished and this was an ideal time to introduce structured cabling. The KNX system is connected to all the lighting dimmers and relays (40 in all): to the heating control (both under floor and traditional radiators); blinds and automated internal doors.
Interconnection to the [color=\"#0055aa\"]Comfort home alarm[/color] enables the PIR movement detectors to be used for setting back lights when specific areas are not in use.
Read the full story at http://www.build.co.uk/construction_news...sid=132540