A standardised guest control package for hotels and guesthouses: card-power switching, lighting scenes, curtains and climate, and service calling all on one KNX guest control system, integrated with the hotel PMS to cut operating energy and improve the stay. Visits to the experience centre available by appointment.
Hotel control differs from a residence because the user is a guest and the equipment belongs to the hotel.
Room status, bookings and occupancy determine what the guest control is allowed to do. Card-power switching, lighting scenes, curtains and climate and service calling all go onto one KNX guest control system; once integrated with the PMS, operational logic such as running a welcome scene on arrival and shutting down on departure becomes possible.
Room panel logic has to be intuitive. The common approach is to group buttons by position rather than function — bedside, entrance, bathroom — with consistent icons in fixed places, so a guest can work it from common sense. We also keep a conventional mechanical switch in each room as a fallback, so nobody has to complain about not being familiar with the panel.
Room consumption is often a significant share of a hotel's total energy. A checkout-cleaning mode that switches off lighting and climate in one action, a night-bed mode that lowers brightness, and corridor and footfall sensing all save energy while reducing housekeeping workload.
Scenes run automatically on arrival and departure.
Buttons grouped by position so guests need no instructions.
Checkout cleaning and night-bed modes, saving energy and labour.
A conventional switch kept in every room.
