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KNX lighting integrated into the whole building.

Structured lighting control for complex villas, hospitality and commercial projects that need dependable communication with wider building systems.

Designed as one complete system

Define the lighting logic before programming begins.

KNX can connect lighting with shading, climate, sensors and building functions. A successful result requires clear circuit schedules, group addresses, interface decisions, scene definitions and coordination between all specialists.

  • Suitable for complex new-build and major renovation projects.
  • Integration with switches, sensors, shading and wider building systems.
  • Centralised scene and schedule logic.
  • Flexible keypad functions and room-level behaviour.
  • Documented circuit and commissioning strategy.
Integrated architectural lighting suitable for KNX control
Building-wide intelligence
Lighting circuits and scenes can work together with shading, sensors and other building functions.
What the project includes

Planned beyond the fitting.

The visible light is only one part of a dependable result. We coordinate the system around architecture, electrical requirements, control and long-term use.

Control brief

We define user actions, scenes, sensors, schedules and system relationships.

Circuit coordination

Lighting loads, DALI groups, dimming channels and relay requirements are documented.

Interface collaboration

We work with the KNX integrator, electrical contractor and project consultants.

Scene commissioning

Final levels and keypad actions are refined in the completed environment.

Connected solutions

Build the right lighting package.

Explore related systems and project support options.

Begin with a conversation

Coordinate KNX lighting before the electrical package is fixed.

Share drawings, inspiration, room details or the existing condition. We will help define the fittings, controls, drivers, circuits and lighting scenes.

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