All of the technical components are linked via a KNX system, which sends out data that converges on the Gira HomeServer. It connects the KNX system's electrical installation to the computer network and the internet. As a result, the owner can control all of the technology in the home with complete flexibility via a smartphone or tablet, and can also adjust functions remotely using the Gira HomeServer app. At home, too, the smart semi-detached is designed for maximum convenience: Using the Gira pushbutton sensors on the wall, the residents can switch off all of the lights and standby devices in the house with a single button. In the hallways, Gira automatic control switches switch on the lights in specific areas when motion is detected. A Gira video door communication system is also integrated into the property, so that the residents always know who is at the door. The multi-room system plays music in every room from central audio sources.

The photovoltaic system on the flat roof helps to reduce the energy costs of the home. On particularly sunny days, the system feeds excess energy back into the grid, generating revenue for the owners of the property. The energy system, too, is integrated into the KNX network, enabling the owner to keep an eye on the family's district heating and energy consumption and how much energy the photovoltaic system is generating via the Gira user interface. If any functions prove impractical in the future, a specialist electrical system integrator can reprogram this connection at any time, and can even add new logical functions remotely.