An HBA system requires a large deployment of sensors and actuators in order to detect contextual information and then transfer control data to all building components. A point-to-point interconnecting building device is impractical as it largely increases the amount of wires and consequently the installation complexity and the related costs. A solution is in a deployment of a system using a common, and shared, communication medium by exploiting a well-known and dependable protocol.

KNX: A Worldwide Standard Protocol for Home and Building Automation: State of the Art and Perspectives / Ruta, Michele; Scioscia, Floriano; Loseto, Giuseppe; Di Sciascio, Eugenio. - STAMPA. - (2014), pp. 1463-1481.

KNX: A Worldwide Standard Protocol for Home and Building Automation: State of the Art and Perspectives

Michele Ruta;Floriano Scioscia;Giuseppe Loseto;Eugenio Di Sciascio
2014-01-01

Abstract

An HBA system requires a large deployment of sensors and actuators in order to detect contextual information and then transfer control data to all building components. A point-to-point interconnecting building device is impractical as it largely increases the amount of wires and consequently the installation complexity and the related costs. A solution is in a deployment of a system using a common, and shared, communication medium by exploiting a well-known and dependable protocol.
2014
Industrial Communication Technology Handbook
978-1-4822-0732-3
CRC Press
KNX: A Worldwide Standard Protocol for Home and Building Automation: State of the Art and Perspectives / Ruta, Michele; Scioscia, Floriano; Loseto, Giuseppe; Di Sciascio, Eugenio. - STAMPA. - (2014), pp. 1463-1481.
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