Plan projects with Loxone

More than 300,000 Loxone projects have already been implemented worldwide. With this experience and constantly evolving software and hardware technology, we support you in the conception and planning of each of your projects. This service is, of course, free of charge.

Whether controlling heating or PV systems, sending IR commands, or reading power consumption, we enable you to integrate many technologies and interfaces commonly used in automation technology.

Thanks to our proprietary Loxone Tree technology, you can minimise installation effort in all your projects – whether residential or commercial. You save valuable time, reduce the need for terminals and cables, and create more space in the distribution board.

From data sheets and tender texts to detailed functional descriptions – we can provide you with all of the documents you need for a complete and professional tender.

Tree Intercommunication enables simple, secure, and stable communication between different areas of a building (e.g., offices, warehouses, ventilation centers, etc.). Communication operates independently of the local data network, ensuring maximum stability and maintenance-free operation.

Network intercommunication enables data exchange between multiple Miniservers connected via their Ethernet interfaces over a network. This allows you to connect building sections even over long distances.

The Multiplicator significantly simplifies the configuration of large projects. Wherever multiple Miniservers are used in a project, the same configuration can now be transferred to all Miniservers with just one click. Of course, each configuration can still be customised individually.

Loxone Trust is a unique feature that simplifies cross-location user management. This is especially beneficial for companies with multiple buildings. Employees in each building are granted identical access without having to create individual accounts for each one.

In a gateway-client system, a Miniserver acts as a gateway and manages other Miniservers, which are linked as clients. In commercial buildings, for example, a Miniserver could serve as a gateway in the utility room. A client Miniserver would then be located in each building section, such as the office, production area, warehouse, etc.