KNX Home Automation in Chandigarh

Every KNX device sits on a green two-core bus cable that runs alongside the normal power wiring. Actuators in the distribution board switch and dim the circuits; keypads, sensors and touch panels in the rooms send commands over the bus. Because each device has its own logic, the system keeps working even if one component fails, and there is no central box that can take the whole house down.

The installation is programmed in ETS, the official KNX engineering software. That is where scenes, timers, presence logic and the links between lighting, curtains and air conditioning are set. A well-documented ETS project is what lets any certified KNX integrator maintain or extend the system years later.

KNX makes most sense in a new kothi, villa or a home going through a major renovation, when the bus cable can be laid before plastering. It suits large homes with many circuits, families who want switches that always work without an app, and owners who expect to live in the house for decades.

For a finished apartment where walls cannot be opened, a wireless system is usually the better value. Many of our projects combine the two: KNX for the core lighting, curtains and AC, with wireless devices added where cabling is impractical.

We prefer to be involved before electrical work starts. From your architectural drawings we prepare a control schedule (which light, curtain and AC goes on which channel), the bus and panel layout, and keypad positions, so your electrician can lay conduit and cable correctly.

After installation we programme and commission the system, walk your family through it at handover, and keep the ETS project on file so changes can be made later, including remotely.