Yihua KNX training centre in Nantong officially approved
The Yihua KNX training centre in Nantong has been formally approved, running KNX certified engineer training and practical assessment for the East China region.
16th KNX engineer course: dimming system design and constant illuminance control
This cohort focused on dimming: the boundaries of DALI, 0-10V and phase-cut, matching method by circuit, and how constant illuminance control works in offices and public spaces.
15th KNX engineer course: on-site commissioning and fault-finding
This cohort concentrated on the most time-consuming part of a site project — joint commissioning and fault diagnosis. Participants completed the full sequence from wiring and configuration to fault location at the training bench.
14th KNX engineer course: commercial project detailing and multi-system interface management
Using commercial complex and office space cases, this cohort covered the logic behind ELV detail drawings and how to divide interfaces when many subsystems are working at once.
13th KNX engineer course: KNX bus topology and address planning in practice
This cohort focused on topology and group address planning — get these right and later rework is saved; get them wrong and every area has to be commissioned again.
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- Yihua KNX training centre in Nantong officially approved
- 16th KNX engineer course: dimming system design and constant illuminance control
- 15th KNX engineer course: on-site commissioning and fault-finding
- 14th KNX engineer course: commercial project detailing and multi-system interface management
- 13th KNX engineer course: KNX bus topology and address planning in practice