Modern control for professional smart homes
Easily manage your home
No hub? No problem.
Perfect for smart home integrators
Set up powerful scenes
✨ An optimized workflow for homeowners and integrators
All your 1Home devices in one place
If it's in your 1Home Dashboard, you can control it with the 1Home App.
Lights
Sensors
Window & Door Controls
Climate Control Devices
Trigger Devices
Other
Monitor data from your KNX system
Use the Generic KNX device type to monitor data in the 1Home App. You can view wind speed from a weather station, track electric current on switch actuators, get alerts on device statuses, and much more.
Control your devices remotely - or locally
If connected to the internet, you can control your home remotely via a secure connection.
If no internet is available, you can still control your home by being connected to your local network.
Unlock the full potential of your smart home today!
Combine the power of the 1Home App and 1Home Server KNX Pro or 1Home Voice & Visu - to reach the ultimate level of smart home.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between 1Home Server and 1Home Bridge?
There are a couple of key differences between the Bridge and the Server.
Both devices bridge KNX devices to smart assistants, but 1Home Server does this using Matter - the future-proof local-first open standard which all of the assistants are migrating to and are using as their core smart home protocol.
1Home Server runs completely locally (with the exception of the KNX ETS auto-detection feature) and is built to run without the cloud. 1Home Bridge still depends on the 1Home cloud to some extent, mostly due to the requirements of the older proprietary assistant integrations.
The 1Home Server also comes with powerful in-house designed hardware and with greater performance on which we have added more demanding functionality such as 1Home Automations.
What is Matter?
Matter is an open standard for smart home technology that allows interoperability between any Matter-certified devices using a single protocol. The standard is already widely adopted and its fast growth is backed by industry leaders like Apple, Google, Amazon, Samsung, Philips, Eve, etc.
Matter unifies all smart home assistants (Apple, Google, Samsung, Alexa, etc.) to a single protocol giving the consumer the ability to choose their preferred smart home assistant ecosystem.
Are there any monthly fees?
No, we do not charge monthly recurring fees.
What is your return policy?
You can request a refund of your order within the first 30 days since the order was delivered to you. Once the 30 days have passed since delivery, you will not be offered a refund and/or exchange of any kind. After discussing the refund with our support agents you have to ship the order back within the next 10 days. Learn more in our return policy.
How do I configure the 1Home Server?
The configuration is as simple as plug-and-play. You need no prior KNX ETS knowledge or special software. You also don't need to have an ETS license. All configuration is done via the local web dashboard. You can learn more here .
Does the 1Home Server require an internet connection?
1Home Server works locally; if you remove it from the internet, it won't even notice. Both KNX and Matter also don't require an internet connection so your home will always continue to work without interruptions. The only exception is KNX automatic ETS detection and remote access which do require an active internet connection.
What kind of power supply can I use with the 1Home Server?
There are two ways how to power the device:
1. Using an auxiliary 12-30 VDC power supply. If your KNX power supply offers an auxiliary output, you can use it with the 1Home Server. Just be sure that the capacity of the auxiliary power supply is enough for the device.
2.DC barrel power supply. 12V 1A is the minimum, but to be safe, we recommend using a 12V 2A DC barrel power supply.
Does the 1Home Server support Thread?
The 1Home Server doesn't contain wireless Thread connectivity, but it can communicate to Thread devices via third-party Thread border routers (Apple Homepod, Google Nest, etc.)