Smart homes with Loxone
One system for lighting, blinds, heating, security and more, planned into your wiring from the start.
Why it matters who wires it
Most smart home problems start in the walls. When the electrician and the smart home installer are the same team, the cabling, the panel layout and the programming are all planned together.
That means fewer wireless workarounds, a system that keeps working, and one number to call if you want to change something later.
What it can control
- Lighting scenes, dimming and automatic lighting by room
- Motorized blinds that follow the sun and the season
- Room-by-room heating and cooling
- Alarm, door intercom and access control
- Multi-room audio
- Energy, solar and battery monitoring
- Irrigation and outdoor lighting
New build or existing home
The best time to plan a smart home is before drywall, but existing homes can be upgraded too.
New construction
We work from your plans to lay out the cabling, the Loxone panel and every switch and sensor location during rough-in, so the system is part of the house.
Renovations and upgrades
For finished homes, we look at what can be added during a renovation and where Loxone’s wireless devices fill in, so you get the control without opening every wall.