Introduction A KNX system does not fail at handover because of missing features.It fails because small commissioning steps were skipped under time pressure. Many post-handover issues — offline devices, wrong feedback, unstable scenes, confused users — are not design problems. They are commissioning discipline problems. This article provides a practical KNX commissioning checklist to be…
KNX RF is often described as “the wireless version of KNX”. That description is technically correct—but design-wise, it is incomplete. KNX RF is not meant to replace wired KNX, and it is not meant to be used everywhere just because it is wireless. This article is written to be comfortable to read, authentic, and experience-driven….
Selection of KNX RF devices is not a product decision—it is a system design decision. Most long-term KNX RF problems (battery complaints, unreliable behaviour, delayed response, repeated service calls) are not caused by wireless technology itself. They are caused by choosing the wrong RF device for the wrong role. This article is a full technical…
Introduction Most KNX systems do not fail because of bad products.They fail because of small installation mistakes that look harmless during commissioning but create long-term instability. These mistakes are rarely discussed in manuals. They are learned only after visiting multiple sites, troubleshooting live systems, and inheriting projects designed by others. This article highlights common KNX…
Introduction One of the earliest and most impactful decisions in a KNX project is the group address structure. Many projects run into trouble not because of wiring or device selection, but because the group address hierarchy was chosen without long-term thinking. KNX offers two main options for structuring group addresses: Both are valid within the…
Introduction At its core, a KNX system is not about switches, actuators, or apps. It is about communication. Every light turning on, every blind moving, and every temperature change happens because a message is sent, received, and acted upon. This article explains how KNX communication actually works, focusing on telegrams, communication objects, and group addresses—not…
