Energy

»TIME« sends an NTP server-based time signal, including date and time, to the KNX bus. Configure a time zone for remote properties or for visualization purposes.

Connect the EV Charge Control charging controller (EM-CP-PP-ETH) from Phoenix Contact to the KNX® bus. Conveniently change the settings of the EV Charge Control Basic from your KNX® clients and display the data via the KNX® bus, either automatically or manually.

With »Homematic Control« and a HomeMatic® CCU, you can integrate components such as motion detectors, window contacts, smoke detectors or radiator thermostats into your building automation in no time. This version of the app lets you integrate up to 100 devices.

With »Homematic Control« and a HomeMatic® CCU, you can integrate components such as motion detectors, window contacts, smoke detectors or radiator thermostats into your building automation in no time. This version of the app lets you integrate up to 30 devices.

This app lets you connect an existing Modbus gateway to the KNX world via TCP in no time at all. For example, transfer data from inverters or smart meters into your KNX system. The app acts as a Modbus TCP master and provides read or write access to up to 50 Modbus registers.

WEATHER intelligently connects your building automation system to data from OpenWeatherMap (openweathermap.org). This data allows the weather forecast to be incorporated into a wide range of algorithms. If, for example, an extended dry spell is forecast, the irrigation system can respond accordingly and existing sun protection systems can be moved into position. When a storm is forecast, the necessary protective measures can be initiated automatically. OpenWeatherMap provides codes for a wide variety of weather definitions, known as »Weather condition codes«. These codes simplify the configuration of the system and allow conditions to be mapped unambiguously. And of course, current weather data can also be easily displayed in the visualization.

WEATHER intelligently connects your building automation system to data from OpenWeatherMap (openweathermap.org). This data allows the weather forecast to be incorporated into a variety of algorithms. For example, if an extended dry spell is forecast, the irrigation system can respond accordingly and existing sun protection systems can be moved into position. If severe weather is forecast, the necessary protective measures can be initiated automatically. OpenWeatherMap provides codes for a wide range of weather definitions, known as »Weather condition codes«. These codes simplify the configuration of the system and allow conditions to be assigned unambiguously. And of course, current weather data can also be displayed in the visualization with ease.

This app connects your Philips® hue Bridge to KNX®, giving you access to all connected Philips® hue lights directly from your building automation system. The simple authorization process makes integration particularly easy. A special feature is the 50 freely definable »Alerts«, which use the hue lights to signal specific states (e.g. light turns red when the doorbell rings). Control up to 20 Philips® hue components with the app.

This app lets you easily control any KNX devices and switch them individually or in groups according to defined schedules. Create sophisticated scenarios for customized building lighting and comfort scenes, or take advantage of the app's energy-saving potential. With »Sequencer«, virtually any task can be accomplished.