Smart Hotel and Building Automation Systems

We set up a simple, visual interface that can be used from a tablet or computer. After handover, we train your team on how to use it.

Yes, with suitable metering devices. You can see how much each circuit or room consumes; any savings depend on how that information is used. We cover power outages and energy visibility in our post "From a Coin in the Freezer to KNX".

If requested, a show-apartment setup can be planned within the project scope; it is billed reasonably based on materials and labour costs.

It depends on the size and scope of the project; we confirm the schedule after the site survey. When the system is planned early, installation runs in parallel with the electrical and mechanical work.5

Warranty depends on the manufacturer's warranty for the chosen devices and the scope of the contract. We provide user training after handover, and to the new owner if the property is sold. In Kuşadası, we provide same-day support where possible if something goes wrong.

Cost depends on the scope of the project and the devices chosen. When the system is planned at the electrical design stage, the infrastructure is easier to install and involves less work than changes made later. After a free site survey, we prepare a quote for your project.

Yes. KNX devices can be added to existing buildings if there is space in the distribution board; wireless options such as Zigbee/WiFi are planned during the site survey according to the customer's request. We check suitability on site during a free survey. In hotels, we plan the work schedule together with the management.

As your brand-independent solution partner, Kodsis works with proven brands and protocols that best fit each project. For smart building and hotel automation, we build on the KNX standard. See our Brands page for the current list of brands we work with.

For investors pursuing certification, we build a properly designed automation infrastructure that supports energy-efficiency goals. Certification application and consultancy are not part of our service.

It is the meeting of IP-based intercoms and KNX touch panels on the same network. Through a single screen, you can both see and open the door for the visitor and manage the home's lights/curtains. It provides video, live streaming, visitor logs and bidirectional rich data transfer. Requires network infrastructure, has high cost and capabilities; completely open to the future.

It is the connection of the intercom's rear outputs to KNX binary input modules. It only carries basic on/off (trigger) signals. It does not carry video, but it is simple, economical and reliable at the hardware level, even if the network fails.

SIP Protocol is recommended for new and luxury projects due to its rich features. However, if the budget is limited or maximum hardware robustness is desired, the Dry Contact method is an excellent alternative.

We review on site the number of rooms or units, the functions to be controlled (lighting, shading, climate, key-card room energy control and similar), the panel condition and existing wiring. The survey is free; we prepare a project-specific quote from this information.

Yes. We handle the survey, design, device supply, installation, programming and user training as a single provider. Our KNX-certified team commissions and hands over the system.

Yes, as integration. We supply smart devices such as flood sensors, gas and water shut-off valves and irrigation valves and connect them to the automation; we can also take the alarm output of an existing fire panel into the system for notifications and scenarios. We do not carry out the fire, gas or irrigation installations themselves; those are handled by the relevant licensed contractors.

The decision is made during the survey based on free panel space, whether existing conduits can be reused and the operating schedule of the business. In some projects wired KNX and wireless devices can be combined.

During rough construction, plan the KNX bus line, Cat6 for the intercom and spare conduits. We cover the details in our KNX and intercom article.