Hi, I hope our documentation here helps you: www.loxone.com/enen/kb/demo-case-getting-started/ If you still have questions, please feel free to give us a call and our technical team will be able to talk you through the Demo Case further.

Hi, we don't have a native integration with HomeLink. However, it is possible to use Radio receivers with relays to have a similar integration.

Hi! 😌 We currently don't have a 22kW Wallbox. However, depending on the manufacturer, you can get one with an open interface and integrate it into your Loxone building automation. Hope this helps!

Thank you! You can meet us at the Loxone Campus anytime. 💪

Yes, mostly to have the always active backlight, but also the sensors - even if it's in front of a nano io that is warmer it still gives you a good idea of temperature and humidity.

Hi! 😊 The Loxone Exosphere can be a great tool for any type of business, but for chains especially, since it allows you to manage all of your buildings in just one spot.

Hi 🙂 You can see the logo of the panel box in the video: it's from a brand called Hager.

Thank you! 💚

It is described in the documentation. Integrated Automatic Shading is for motors that are Loxone ready. They report the shading position and maybe other attributes. I guess usually via tree.

Hi, Thank you for your comment and question. The difference between the two is that Automatic Shading can be used with a lot of the simple third party motors on the market that have 2 relays - up and down and the outputs and properties are set for it. Automatic shading integrated is for (loxone ready devices) that don't require such outputs and work "out of the box". Please see the Loxone documentation on this here: www.loxone.com/enen/kb/automatic-blinds-integrated/ I hope this helps clarify the difference for you.

Hi Chris, Thank you for your comment and question. It really depends on the specific system and it's usage. Similar systems have been integrated to a certain extend - for example volume up/down/next song/play/pause. However, the source selection will still need to happen within the audio system's interface, unless you have a Loxone Audioserver.

Hi Chris, Thank you for your comment and interest in Loxone. Wi-Fi and IoT products tend to be very network dependant and if there is a change of router without a rework/heads up it can cause a lot of issues and make things stop working due to different VLANs or Subnets/Reserve Addresses etc. Regardless we are working on improving integrations more in the direction of general protocols such as Matter. Some ANPR cameras are already possible [ www.loxone.com/enen/kb/smart-parking-system/ ] and I'm sure that the future will bring more software to expand on the functionality. I hope this is useful information.

It depends on which technology the other device uses. Loxone offers a lot of extensions, e.g. Modbus and many more.

Thanks for your help! How can i manage a washing machine? Do they support the modbus communication and I will be able to do the programming via Loxone?

Most washing machines don't have Modbus. You could control them e.g. via HomeKit, Miele@home or just via a Smart Socket.

Thank you for your interaction. At the moment, our Smart Socket offers the versatility that the majority of installations would benefit from - with the exceptional added benefit of retrofitting. But we have taken your input onboard.

There is currently no version for the US but should this change, we will be sure to shout from the rooftops about it Thank you for your question!

Yes, you can integrate heat pumps as well.

Hey, there are some ways to do this, but we don't give official recommendations on this here. Best for you would to search in the different Loxone Forums for a solution ;-)

Demand for the Intercom continues to be high and component sourcing is a major challenge, as it is throughout the industry. We ship new Intercoms weekly to reduce the backlog.

Hey, the Energy Manager helps to use the energy optimally and the load manager protects against overload. You can find all infos to them here: www.loxone.com/enen/kb/energy-manager/ www.loxone.com/enen/kb/load-manager/

Hi, Lee 👋 Thanks for your comment! Just as an example you can find DC valves here: www.bosta.co.uk/all-products/valves/valves-for-irrigation/solenoid-valves/baccara-solenoid-valve-type-g75-20191?number=7030846 Although you do have options which ultimately depends on the valve being used. If you have a 24VDC valve you could use an RGBW 24V Dimmer or a relay but if it is AC you will need to use a relay. However, you may also find that the 24VAC is being used to power the valve and there is also a 0-10V control signal which then needs an Analogue output from an AO Extension. It just depends on the valve.

Ha funny I just found some Bermad valves to but agree the dimmer is a great value option also can mix with the 8 relays in the multi extension air and get 12 channels some 8 AC and 4 dc

Hi I think I am being a bit dumb but when using the rgbw output from the extension air I am not able to configure so that the output drive the valve. Looking in live view it's because the output level is 1% when the irrigation module activitates the valve. If I slide it to 100% in live view the valve opens . How do I config so the irrigation module sets 100%

@@leepeart3918 Hi Lee, we're sure you're not being dumb! This would be one for your Partner Coach, please reach out to them and they'll be able to help 👍

Hi Mladen, We already have all of the sensors required (Weather Station + Weather Service) to give us the wind speed, solar radiation, temperature and humidity values. Then we can simply create the logic that you want. For example, Wind speed >= 5km/h - Stop the long-range sprinklers and only use the short-range etc. To address the audio and notification side - we can send a message your phone, speakers, email or even give you a call, there is no limit to the number of messages. If we go even further, we can use a motion sensor outside to detect when the kids are playing and prevent the system from going off. Also, If there is any automated shading solution, we can use that to protect the plants when the sun is too hard (solar radiation being too high). Obviously, we could do much more if required. If you want more information on this we would recommend contacting your Partner Coach (if you're already a Partner) or getting in contact with us about becoming one 👍

Thank you for the fast response.

Hi, thanks for leaving a comment! Sure we'll pass this feedback across to our video production team and see if they can cover any of these topics in our upcoming Q&A video 👍

Any news on a more detailed video as @wilmacchrismo1759 above has requested? It would be very helpful. Thanks @@LoxoneINT

If you need more info just ask

@@diamondhoodgem Hi, thanks for your comment! As you alluded to this really would be one for your installer - they will know the specifics of how your systems has been installed and configured. Without this information, it would be very difficult for us to make an assessment.

Thanks, Chris! We will 👍