Edinburgh Townhouse Renovation

PROJECT: TOWNHOUSE RENOVATION // INTEGRATOR: FUNCTION CONTROL

Brief

Function Control were appointed to oversee the full design, specification, supply & programming of this high-spec, luxury townhouse renovation in Edinburgh. The client was an existing customer who had a very similar KNX townhouse project completed by the Function Control team in 2019 and already saw the benefit of a wired, reliable automation system.

The property is split into a 4 floor Townhouse, Basement apartment and 2 converted Mews properties at the rear of the building. The client required all to have individual self-contained KNX systems so the property can be split into individual units in the event they are separately sold, but have been prewired so that they can be combined at a later date. Specific functional elements required included lighting control (with presence detection), zoned radiator and electric underfloor heating control, firm alarm interfacing, leakage detection, multi-room audio, whole home wifi, intercom / cctv and remote access & support.

Solution

To fulfil all function points, and to allow the system flexibility in the multiple areas a tailored KNX system was deployed, comprising of x7 KNX control panels, Gira Pushbutton Sensor 3 keypads, Zennio touchscreens and x4 Data & AV racks.

Additionally, Function Control carried out the full lighting design for the property to ensure all rooms / zones provided the best suited lighting environments.

Benefits

  • System flexibility across all areas for separated / combined used subject to selling requirements.
  • Full system control.
  • Personalised lighting design.

Result

This renovation project not only had a long list of functional elements to be integrated together, but a system infrastructure to allow both the individual usage of multiple zones and combined control throughout subject to building use. Once again for the client KNX was the perfect fit.

For more information on this and other successful KNX projects from Function Control, see here.

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