In today’s homes, the classic switch on the wall turns into a multifunctional device. Regulating different levels of brightness, activating entire scenes, setting up time schedules: smart operating elements make it possible.

In today’s homes, the classic switch on the wall turns into a multifunctional device. Regulating different levels of brightness, activating entire scenes, setting up time schedules: smart operating elements make it possible.

• With the Gira System 3000 touch top unit, all it takes is a slight finger swipe to dim the lights.  

• In KNX Smart Homes, the Gira pushbutton sensor 3 and the Gira pushbutton sensor 4 cover up to eight individual functions.

• The Gira button for KNX is surprisingly versatile – it can even change the light colour and temperature.

• The Gira G1 serves as the central control unit for your Smart Home. With one quick glance at the display, you can check the lights in your entire house. 

Of course, the switches on your wall should also match your interior style. That’s why the Gira design lines offer a wide range of colours, shapes, and materials to mix and match as you please. How about a pushbutton sensor in bronze (PVD) or a button for KNX with Gira E2 frames in anthracite? The choice is yours.

Realising you forgot to turn off the hallway light on your way to work? Or lying on the couch and feeling far too tired to get up and dim the lights? No problem, thanks to app-controlled lighting.   

Realising you forgot to turn off the hallway light on your way to work? Or lying on the couch and feeling far too tired to get up and dim the lights? No problem, thanks to app-controlled lighting.   

• In KNX systems, you can use the Gira Smart Home app. Combined with the security module Gira S1, this enables you to monitor your lights from anywhere.

• Within the Gira System 3000, remote control works via Bluetooth app. This enables you to set up time schedules, create scenes, or change the light colour with your smartphone from every room.

The most intuitive way to control a Smart Home? Just tell your house what to do – literally. All you need is Amazon Alexa or the Google Assistant.

The most intuitive way to control a Smart Home? Just tell your house what to do – literally. All you need is Amazon Alexa or the Google Assistant. Once you have connected a voice assistant to your network, you can adjust the lighting with a simple sentence: “Alexa, turn on the living room lights!” or “Google, dim the bedroom lights!” This option might prove particularly useful in accessible Smart Homes for residents with physical impairments.