At the time of review, all components must be installed and fully functional.When it comes to commercial real estate “pad sites,” the interests of retail tenants and property owners are aligned. – Loxone Water Sensors in appropriate roomsĪ Loxone Partner Consultant will review each project you submit for the Smart Home Bonus.

– Loxone Smoke Detector in designated rooms* – Loxone Touch/Touch Pure/Touch Surface for control in each room – Loxone Valve Actuators for zoned heating control for each room/zone – The shading should be controlled either by a Geiger motor, our Shading Actuator or our Relay Extension – A Motion Sensor Tree in each room (unless using our Ceiling Light with inbuilt motion sensor) – A minimum of 80% of the lighting should be Loxone Tree. The following hardware must be included in a Loxone Smart Home project: To qualify, the following functions must be commissioned:

The 3% bonus will be in the form of a credit note on your account. The Smart Home Bonus is available on projects where the components were purchased after. Have you commissioned a true Loxone Smart Home? If so, you’ll effectively receive an addition 3% discount off the list price of all the Loxone components you’ve used in this project. a heating system for the entire building divided into three zones.Heat from all of these systems mixes in the tank and supplies: Each of the listed energy sources (collectors, pumps, boilers, heat recovery, CHP) feeds the tank. The heart of the system is a large buffer tank with a capacity of 4 m³. On the roof of the shopping centre, there is also a 50kW photovoltaic installation (based on inverters of the company Fronius) and solar collectors. This heat, in the form of water between 45 and 70☌, also feeds the entire heating system. Refrigeration system condensers receive heat from the refrigerators located in the supermarket. However, this was intentional by the owner, who wants to remain independent of the energy price fluctuations. The total installed capacity of the system significantly exceeds the needs of the facility. In addition, in the boiler room, there is a cascade of gas boilers and a cascade of heat pumps. The primary ones among these are two gas-fired cogeneration plants (with an output of 50 kW and 30 kW), which, when fed with gas, convert it into electricity and heat. There are several heat sources in the shopping centre. Combination of renewable and emission heat sources

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