KNX is a communication protocol that is used for home and building automation. It was developed by the KNX Association to allow multiple devices and systems to connect to each other via a single network. Because KNX is an open standard, it is supported by a large number of manufacturers and installers. It is utilized to combine and manage building features including lighting, heating, cooling, and security systems.

The software used to configure and program KNX devices and systems is known as ETS (Engineering Tool Software). While ETS is the primary tool for KNX installation, a KNX system may be set up without it by using alternative tools or configuring the devices directly. However, this method may need more technical skill and may be more time consuming than utilizing ETS.

The KNX-certified basic Training provided by iHomeFuture is more than 30 hours covering almost 4 days.

The KNX Basic Training from iHomeFuture is divided into two main parts, the theory part which can be available online via zoom (recorded), and the practical part which is available online but is recommended to have it on-site in order to guarantee the hands-on experience part.

We hold the trainings in our office in UAE and Egypt, we also support other countries via holding the training online (with a alive stream and IP router) to ensure the hands on experience as well.

According to the KNX Association mandate, there are two exams, the practical one is to be held onsite after the end of the training and the theory exam is to be held directly online with the KNX Association portal.