A flat glass KNX touch switch with 1, 2, 4 or 6 backlit buttons and a custom-printed front, plus a built-in thermostat. Home Assistant can react to its touches through the KNX integration.
A tempered glass panel that stands 9.5 mm off the wall, with RGB backlit touch areas and a proximity sensor that wakes the icons as a hand approaches. The glass is printed to order, with the icons, text or logo the customer designs in Zennio’s online tool. It comes in five finishes, and the frame is sold separately.
Besides the buttons, it has a temperature sensor, a thermostat and two inputs for push buttons, sensors or a motion detector. It fits standard European and Swiss wall boxes.
It is programmed in ETS first. In Home Assistant, its group addresses can be added in the KNX panel, so a touch can trigger an automation as well as the lights it is linked to.
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Movie Mode
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Window Open HVAC Pause
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