When we think about our daily working lives, we spend most of our time in buildings and homes – a more comfortable and safe space experience is essential. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the building industry accounts for nearly a third of global energy consumption, so there is an urgent need for more energy-efficient smart lighting, smart building controls and smart power distribution.

In this context, whether it is commercial space or residential, Schneider Electric is committed to building efficient, green, comfortable and safe space experience.

At this year’s Shanghai International Smart Home Exhibition “KNX Home and Building Control Technology Seminar”, Schneider Electric discussed with industry experts and customers the challenges and opportunities of KNX in the context of dual-carbon goals and green high-quality development.

Li Min, marketing director of smart home systems at Schneider Electric, said that KNX, as a global smart home and building automation control standard, will receive more and more attention for its technical advantages such as stability, compatibility and openness and wide application.

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Because different smart products have different ecosystems, coupled with different Settings of data security, port standards, etc., “self-talk” has become an industry norm, which is not conducive to the implementation of “interconnection”, but also limits the progress of the industry, and KNX application just can provide a good industry solution for “standardization”.

“The universality of KNX is mainly influenced by the needs of the transformation and upgrading of China’s housing industry – the development direction of China’s construction industry lies in intelligence, and the core of intelligence is standardization.”

As a global building automation control standard, KNX technology has been widely recognized in commercial buildings, public buildings and high-end residential applications for nearly 30 years. Many large public buildings in China, such as airports, subways, stadiums, museums, hotels, office buildings, have adopted KNX intelligent control solutions.