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KNX

Add your KNX devices to Homey. This app requires a KNX IP Router or Interface connected to the same Wi-Fi network as Homey. Please make sure that either Homey is the only KNX/IP device in your network or that your IP interface can handle multiple simultaneous connections.

Supported KNX devices

Switch

For example a wall-mounted switch that can be toggled.

Light

For example lights that are connected to a binary outputactor. This type can only be toggled on and off.

Dimmer device

For example a light that can be dimmed (0% - 100%). This device can only control dimmers that user percentages (KNX datapoint 5).

Step Dimmer

Button based step dimmers. For dimactors that don't or can't support direct dimming.

RGB Light

A light or LED Strip that can change color (Red/Green/Blue).

Thermostat

KNX Thermosat. Can set the setpoint temperature and get the measured temperature.

Windowcoverings

Windowcoverings like sunblinds or curtains. Currently only Up/Down is supported.

Temperature sensor

A temperature measurement device.

Contact sensor

Alarm contact sensor.

Motion sensor

KNX motion sensor. Can be used as binary value (true/false).

Smoke sensor

KNX smoke sensor. Return true when smoke is detected

Tamper sensor

Scene

Device within Homey which triggers a KNX scene to become active.

Set-up

To set-up your KNX network in Homey, this app provides three options.

Learn mode

For switch devices, Homey listens for a press on a button and copies the KNX Group Address (e.g. 0/1/2).

ETS Import

If there is an ETS (.knxproj-file) export available, it can be uploaded to Homey to make it easier to assign KNX Group Addresses to a Homey device. Most likely your installer can provide this file for you.

Manual entry

It is possible to manually enter KNX Group Addresses during set-up (e.g. 0/1/2). These values can usually be found in a 'group address export' (.esf-file). Most likely your installer can provide this file for you.

Support

KNX Networks might be complicated to set-up. Please contact your local KNX Installer if you require any assistance.

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