Four objects. Everything else we integrate.
A key on the wall, a fitting in the ceiling, a module in the board, an app in your pocket. We draw, machine and assemble the first three ourselves — which is why we can tell you what is inside them.
Every figure on this page is measured on our own bench, not copied from a supplier sheet.Three objects we make. One we write.
The key
Wall control. Machined plate, capacitive points, no legends printed on it.
€90–350
The fitting
Spot, track head or linear profile. One LED platform, three bodies.
€95 / unit
The module
DIN rail. Dimming, scenes, the astronomical clock, the whole logic.
In every kit
The app
For the four things an app is actually better at. The wall does the rest.
IncludedThe key
Two lines, one language. Core is the everyday key that goes in every room. Pro is the one you put where people stand and look — hall, kitchen island, master bedroom.
Key Core
€90 – 160Aluminium plate, 2 mm, anodised or powder-coated. Capacitive points with a 0.3 mm tactile dish so your thumb finds them in the dark.
- Plate
- Anodised aluminium, 2 mm
- Size
- 86 × 86 mm · fits a standard box
- Points
- 1, 2, 3 or 4
- Feedback
- Amber pin-light, dims with the room
- Bus
- KNX TP · 29 V
Key Pro
€210 – 350Brass or stainless plate, machined from one billet, hand-finished. Adds a rotary dial for level and colour temperature, and a proximity sensor that lifts the pin-lights as your hand approaches.
- Plate
- Brass or 316 stainless, 3 mm
- Size
- 86 × 86 / 86 × 156 mm
- Points
- 4, 6 or 8 + rotary dial
- Sensor
- Proximity, 12 cm
- Bus
- KNX TP · 29 V
Both lines take the same back box, the same bus, the same wiring. Swapping a Core for a Pro after handover is a plate change, not a wall change.
Four finishes, stocked. Anything else is a batch run.
These four we keep on the shelf, which is why a replacement plate ships in three days rather than eight weeks.
Brushed brass
Ages. Will not stay the colour in the photo — that is the point.
Graphite
Anodised black with a fine grain. Disappears against dark stone.
Steel
316 stainless, bead-blasted. The neutral one.
Chalk
Powder coat, warm white. For plaster walls where the key should vanish.
The fitting
One LED platform in three bodies. Same driver, same binning, same warranty — so a spot in the hall and a profile over the island still match at two in the morning.
Recessed spot
Ø 68 mm cut-out, 25 mm bezel or trimless. Adjustable 30°.
Track head
48 V magnetic track. Move it after the furniture arrives.
Linear profile
Cut to length on site, 1 m to 4 m. Diffuse or lens.
What the light actually does
Skin, wood and red wine all survive it.
Dim-to-warm: at 5% the light is candle colour, not grey.
Two fittings side by side read as one light.
Matters on camera, matters more at 3 a.m.
The bottom of the range is where a house lives.
Ten years of evenings before it loses a tenth.
€95 is the price of one fitting, any body, any finish. A room takes between four and fourteen of them — the count comes out of the plan, not out of a package.
The module
Four DIN units in the board. It holds the dimming, the scenes, the astronomical clock and the rules — so the house keeps working when the internet does not.
Runs offline
Every scene, every schedule and every key press is resolved in the board. The cloud is for your phone, not for your lights.
Knows the date
Sunset in Kraków moves by more than five hours across the year. The clock follows it without anyone editing a timer.
Speaks KNX and Matter
KNX downstairs to the hardware, Matter upstairs to whatever the client already lives with.
Serviceable
Standard rail, standard terminals, published ETS database. Any KNX integrator in Europe can open it.
The app
Four screens, no dashboard. An app is better than a wall at exactly four things — everything else belongs under a thumb.
Leaving for two weeks and wanting the house to look lived in- Handing a guest control of one room for one weekend
- Moving sunset earlier because the film starts at eight
- One slider for the whole floor when you cannot be bothered to walk
There is no screen in this app that shows you a floor plan with forty toggles on it. If you need that, something upstream was designed badly.
What is under the plate
We publish this because most of our competition cannot. The parts below are ours: the board, the firmware, the housing and the way they fit.
Machined plate
One billet, five operations, hand-deburred. No visible fixings from the front.
Light guide
Cast acrylic, moulded to put the pin-light exactly under the thumb dish.
Our board
Designed here, assembled here, tested here — each one on the bench with a meter.
Our firmware
Updatable over the bus. Ten years of updates, written into the warranty.
Our hardware in the four platforms.
Nobody else in this market publishes this, because it is easier to say “works with everything”. This is the honest table, with the date we last tested and the installations we tested on.
Matter
KNX
Apple Home
Google Home
Alexa
SmartThingsA phone talks to a platform, the platform talks to Matter, and Matter talks to our hardware. KNX runs the building underneath all of it — which is why a platform going quiet never takes the lights with it.
Last verified · 4 August 2026| Apple Home | Google Home | Alexa | SmartThings | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lighting, on/off | Full | Full | Full | Full |
| Lighting, dimmable | Full | Partial | Full | Full |
| Lighting, tunable white | Full | Partial | Partial | Full |
| Switches and relays | Full | Not yet | Full | Full |
| Climate, thermostat | Full | Full | Full | Full |
| Climate, fan speed | Partial | Partial | Full | Full |
| Curtains and blinds | Full | Partial | Partial | Full |
| Scenes | Full | Partial | Full | Full |
| Energy metering | Not yet | Not yet | Partial | Full |
| Occupancy and daylight sensors | Full | Partial | Full | Full |
Google Home has not opened basic switch types
Since its first Matter release, generic switch and relay devices are still not exposed. Our relays therefore appear as lights there, which works but reads oddly. We will update this page the week it changes.
Energy metering is barely standardised
SmartThings reads our metering, Alexa reads part of it, Apple Home and Google Home do not read it at all. Metering lives in the Skenara app until the platforms catch up.
Platforms are on different Matter versions
SmartThings is on Matter 1.5, some of the others are still on 1.2. A feature working on one platform this month does not mean it works everywhere.
Scenes belong to the platform, not to us
A scene built in Apple Home is not visible in Alexa. Scenes built on the KNX side work everywhere, which is why we set the important ones there on handover day.
Plate and mechanism separate: the mechanism stays in the wall for the life of the house, and the plate can change finish years later without an electrician.
Everything an engineer will ask for
Photometry, dimensions, the ETS database and the installation drawings. No form to fill in.
Product catalogue, full linePDF · 12 MB
Switch series datasheetsPDF · 3.4 MBPlate dimensions and cut-outsDWG · 5.1 MBDistribution board schematicsPDF · 6.8 MBBIM objects, RevitRFA · 38 MBKNX product database, ETSKNXPROD · 2.6 MBHold one before you specify one.
We send a sample key in the finish you are considering. It is the fastest way to end an argument about whether brass is too much.
- 01You send the planA PDF, a photo of the drawing, or nothing at all — we can start from a room count.
- 02We read it and call onceForty minutes. You get the count of fittings, the count of keys and where the board goes.
- 03You keep the drawingYours whether you buy from us or not. That is what makes it worth your hour.
