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Apple Home for KNX smart home

Connect KNX to Apple Home in a few minutes.
Don't limit your home with KNX and keep it in touch with wireless devices in a single sleek mobile app.
Be independent in managing your KNX automation without ETS programming knowledge.
Automatic configuration - no KNX ETS knowledge required for setup.

KNX to Apple Home connection made simple

By connecting KNX to Apple Home, you centralize your KNX devices together with all Apple-supported devices in a single mobile app. You can setup automations and use cool features like voice control and geofencing.

You can view and control your devices by device type and room in which they are located. You can control the whole device group or a whole room.

You can customize your home screen with favourite devices and scenes. You can also view your devices by room.

It is really easy to create custom scenes.

Supported KNX devices in Apple Home app

You can use a number of KNX devices in automation, scenes, and other features offered by your preferred smart assistant. View the full list of supported devices below.

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Supported wireless devices in Apple Home app

Samsung TV's

Ring doorbell

Philips HUE

Logitech Circle

Roomba

Sonos One

+ Thousands of other devices

KNX smart homes are great but you might find yourself stuck in a wired world as it is really hard to integrate other products. And while BUS is definitely a reliable and long-lasting technology there is a whole new world of exciting wireless devices for music, security, cleaning, and more. You have one smart home - and you should only have one mobile app for controlling it. It is not surprising to end up using 5 mobile apps for managing different smart devices. With Apple Home Kit mobile app, you can centralize them all in a single, sleek mobile app that is really friendly to use. It can also be used to access your home remotely from anywhere, anytime.

Manage your automations without the need to learn how to program ETS

The problem with KNX smart homes is that you can not really manage your automation without learning how to use KNX ETS. This is quite a technical challenge that a lot of people don't choose to take on. If you don't master KNX ETS, you always need to rely on your smart home integrator which is usually very busy & expensive. But with the Apple Home app, the management of your automation has been made so easy that you can do it yourself through a friendly interface.

To create an automation, you first have to configure a starter.

After that, you can select devices or scenes that you want to control once the trigger is fired.

KNX automations you can setup

When this happens

Voice command

Time

Alarm

KNX push button

KNX or IoT Sensors

Location

Actions

Device action

HomePod

Airplay

Apple TV

Scene

With geofencing you can trigger automation based on location

A geofence is an invisible boundary, a virtual perimeter for a real-world geographic area. For example, with geofencing you can create triggers so that when a device enters or leaves the pre-defined boundaries, a device turns on. This way a nicely lit house can await you when you come back from work.

Use your voice to control your home

Use voice control on all your devices

Voice assistant devices

Why should I choose 1Home?

All our products are installed plug & play

Our 1Home Bridge device that connects KNX and Loxone smart homes to Smart assistant platforms is installed simply by connecting power & ethernet cable to the device. No technical skill required.

An algorithm that automatically sets up 1Home products with KNX or Loxone

We have put extreme effort into making this as simple as possible to set up with your KNX or Loxone smart home. Our device auto-detection algorithm will read your smart home configuration and sync it with 1Home. Requiring no technical knowledge or help from certified professionals to setup.

Friendly dashboard to manage the integration

In our 1Home dashboard, you can manage your smart home and your smart assistants. All your KNX and Loxone devices get synced once you connect to your smart home. Then you can decide which devices you want to use with smart assistants and also rename them. You can also manage your data privacy settings in the dashboard - making you in charge of your data at 1Home.

Helpful support team & money-back guarantee

All our products are set up with no technical knowledge (except in a scenario of Direct KNX BUS connection) but if you need any advice our support & engineering team is happy to help. And if it turns out, the product is not right for you, we give you your money back, no questions asked. You can always 'activate us' through the chat button in the bottom right corner. We'll first ask few questions automatically to segment your case and then the right person will engage.

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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.)