Desert Rose House

Family house in Wollongong

Applications utilisées

Éclairage

Chauffage, ventilation et climatisation (CVC)

Sécurité et sûreté

Commande et visualisation

Gestion de l'énergie / Comptage intelligent

Autre

Automatisation et accès à distance

Commande de stores et de volets

Détails du projet

Catégorie Valeur
Catégorie de projet Family house
Type de projet Residential
Année d'achèvement 2018
Taille du projet 1 – 100
Nombre d'appareils KNX utilisés 26 – 100
Supports de transmission KNX Twisted pair
Heures-hommes 251 – 500
Main-d'œuvre 1 – 5

Mis en vedette dans ce projet

Hager Controls
Siemens AG
Berker GmbH & Co. KG
Gira Giersiepen GmbH & Co. KG
HMS Industrial Networks SLU
WindowMaster International A/S

Description détaillée

Energy Efficiency

The usage of automated functions already save energy in every installation. Especially the usage of KNX has a lot of potential for further energy savings, which can contribute to a better environmental footprint. Be extending KNX to more functions and applications, energy savings of up to 60% can be realised. Thanks to the flexibility of KNX, these functions can easily be implemented in this installation

Innovation

Smart homes and buildings are always an upgrade in comparison to a conventional installation. Not only automated functions and a higher level of comfort contribute to a higher living standard, but also the possibility to be ready for coming innovations. Thanks to the usage of KNX, the door has been opened to integrate new innovative solutions, using the worldwide STANDARD for home and building control.

Applications utilisées

  • Éclairage
  • Chauffage, ventilation et climatisation (CVC)
  • Sécurité et sûreté
  • Commande et visualisation
  • Gestion de l'énergie / Comptage intelligent
  • Autre
  • Automatisation et accès à distance
  • Commande de stores et de volets

Description des clients

The Desert Rose house is Team University of Wollongong (UOW), Australia’s entrant into the Solar Decathlon Middle East (SDME) competition 2018. The Desert Rose was designed and built by students from UOW as well as technical college TAFE New South Wales. Team UOW first built the Desert Rose in Wollongong, between Apr 2018 and Aug 2018. After its initially construction, the house was packed into 8 shipping containers and shipped to Dubai. In Nov 2018, 40 students from UOW and TAFE rebuilt the house in 15 days for the SDME competition. The Desert Rose was shown to perform extremely well in both the measured and judged contests, achieving second place overall with first place in innovation and comfort conditions. A key factor in Team UOW’s success was the use of KNX throughout the house. Using KNX, Team UOW was able to design a comfortable and healthy net-positive energy home that caters to the needs those living with age related disabilities, creating “a house for life”.

Coordonnées

Nom de l'entreprise Desert Rose House
E-mail de l'entreprise bjb997@uowmail.edu.au
Site web de l'entreprise http://desertrosehouse.com.au/
Nom du contact Brendan Banfield
Fonction de contact System Integrator

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