Weather stations and irrigation systems
Weather station, energy system monitoring, and leak and methane sensors.
Monitoring turns the home from a passive system into an active one.
Sensors and monitoring add intelligence to the system. Leak sensors shut off the main valve before the damage becomes serious. The weather station closes the windows in rain and wind.
This is not an upgrade - it is core protective functionality that pays for itself with the very first incident prevented.
What it includes
Weather station
A local weather station - temperature, wind, light level, rain. Automations for shutters, windows and climate.
Leak sensors
Monitoring of critical points, with automation that shuts off the main valve and sends a notification.
Methane sensors
Monitoring of propane-butane in wastewater treatment plants and technical rooms.
Energy monitoring
UPS status, diesel generator, consumption. Visualisation and notifications when anomalies occur.
How we integrate weather station data and subsystem monitoring
From sensors to automations - the home reacts before you notice.
Phase 01
Risk analysis
We identify and discuss the critical points - where a leak could occur, where monitoring is needed and what should happen in the event of an incident.
Phase 02
Cabling and installation
Positioning of the sensors and weather station. Connection to the KNX automation.
Phase 03
Programming
Logic rules - a leak shuts off the main water stop valve, wind retracts the awnings and pergolas, and rain closes the motorised windows.
Phase 04
Testing and verification
We simulate scenarios and check every automation under real conditions.
What we work with
The technologies we use in this subsystem.
