The Future of Room Automation - compact, modular, pluggable

gesis® FLEX

The compact and de-centralized mountable housing concept allows the use of small inspection openings for installation. Due to the modular construction, different applications can be implemented. Because of its high degree of prefabrictaion, the consistent pluggability leads additionally to a quick and fault free installation. It will stay flexible in future due to the standardized KNX system and modular construction.

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Modular devices for flexible and decentralized installation

gesis® RM

This modular system available for KNX and LON networks is usually integrated by Wieland into project-specific gesis® RAN distribution boxes for decentralized building automation and delivered fully assembled. This provides maximum flexibility because it also enables the installation of third-party components and there is the option of exploiting the pluggability and using their codings.

Modular devices for structured and sustainable installation

gesis® EIB V

The very flat housing concept allows the installation in a very limited installation space. The space is optimally used and structured via a direct connection to the flat cable. Because of its high degree of prefabrication, the consistent pluggability leads additionally to a quick and correct installation, which will stay flexible in future due to the standardized KNX system. The easy integration of the maintenance-free EnOcean systems offers further advantages.

Modular devices for clearly laid out and sustainable installation

gesis® EIB M2

This housing concept boasting direct installation has been optimized for use in suspended ceilings, while a vast range of requirements can be realized thanks to the modular design. Its consistent pluggability and high degree of prefabrication also mean that installation is quick, error-free, and remains flexible in the short and long term owing to modularity and the standardized KNX system.

Room automation and system devices

gesis® KNX

Further sensors and system components are needed in order to set up the KNX system and operate it optimally. Presence and motion detectors enable occupancy-related and needs-based control, while a room thermostat and the corresponding valves provide energy-efficient air conditioning. And finally, all field devices are connected, configured, and monitored with couplers, routers, and interfaces.

Radio-controlled modular devices for independent units

gesis® RC

This series uses the maintenance-free EnOcean radio system for communication. As a result, the sensors (buttons) can be installed without wires or batteries exactly where they are needed, including on glass walls. With the help of gateways to KNX or LON, the devices can also be integrated into the primary building automation. To enable outdoor use as well, water-proof components up to IP68 are also available.