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KNX was extablised in 1999. KNX is a global open standard for home and building automation, widely regarded as one of the most stable and scalable control systems in the industry. Used across luxury residences, commercial buildings, hotels, and offices, KNX supports lighting, HVAC, shading, security, energy management, and more. With over 500 manufacturers and 20,000+ certified products worldwide, KNX enables truemulti-brand interoperability under a unified protocol.
Devices
Experience
Experience
Experience
Lighting
Switch
HVAC
Fan
Curtain
Integrations
KNX TP (Twisted Pair) – Native Built-in Support
KNX IP – Supported
Matter (via Cue Core Bridging)
Architecture Capabilities
100% Local Bus Communication
Two-Way Feedback Supported
Multi-Line & Multi-Area Support
Cross-Brand KNX Manufacturer Compatibility (500+ Brands)
Cue Core includes a built-in KNX TP interface, enabling direct connection to the KNX bus without requiring a third-party KNX IP interface.
Absolutely Integrated – Native KNX TP Support Built into Cue Core
Quality Scale
Curated Pro
Overview
Features
Documents
Technical Information
The Cue Team has developed a robust KNX control layer within Cue Home, enabling seamless integration
across the entire KNX ecosystem. Cue Home enhances KNX installations with a modern interface, cross-
brand automation capabilities, remote diagnostics, and ecosystem expansion (Apple Home, Google, Alexa
via Matter).
Frequently asked questions for Homeowners
What is KNX?
Can I use Cue Core with my existing KNX system?
Does KNX work without internet?
Can I control my KNX home from the Cue Home app?
Can KNX work with Apple Home, Google, or Alexa?
Is KNX reliable for large homes?
Frequently asked questions for Integrators
Can Cue Core be used as a standalone controller in an existing KNX project?
Does Cue Core require programming?
Does Cue Core support KNX IP?
Can scenes be created in Cue Home for KNX devices?
Is remote ETS management possible?