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Planning
Requirements, interfaces, networks and expansion stages are planned early as one overall system.
Full-service system integration
Home Assistant, professionally planned and implemented.
We deliver manufacturer-independent smart home systems for new builds and retrofits – from technical planning through ongoing maintenance.
Everything from one source
Planning, installation, configuration and maintenance
A reliable smart home is not created by individual devices, but by a well-planned overall system. We support the project throughout its entire lifecycle.
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Installation
We install the required hardware and software and coordinate technical implementation with the other trades involved.
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Configuration
Devices, automations, dashboards and user permissions are configured transparently for everyday use.
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Maintenance
Updates, adaptations and extensions keep the system secure, stable and up to date over the long term.
Technical foundation
Home Assistant as an open platform
Home Assistant connects a wide range of devices and services in one shared environment that can be operated locally.
Important functions therefore remain available without a permanent cloud connection. Open interfaces create room for future expansion and reduce dependence on individual manufacturers.
One system for the whole building
Manufacturer-independent integration
We bring technical areas together wherever this creates greater comfort, transparency and reliable processes.
- Lighting
- Shading
- Heating & climate
- Energy & photovoltaics
- Security
- Network & IT infrastructure
- Multimedia
- Access & occupancy
- Monitoring & notifications
- Ongoing development
For new builds and retrofits
For new buildings, we include future automation early in the planning process. In existing properties, we assess the installed technology and integrate it wherever this is technically sound and reliable.
Planning a professional smart home system?
Let us discuss your building, your requirements and the right path to an open Home Assistant solution.
