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The wall panel remains one of the most visible parts of any smart home: the interface you interact with every day. We've featured some KNX control panels before, but there's no shortage of options from KNX manufacturers. Let's look at five more, so you can find the one that suits your home.
Basalte Ellie: the design-first display
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At just under 1 cm thick once installed, the Ellie is built to disappear into the wall rather than sit on top of it. Its 5.5-inch full-HD OLED screen fits a single-gang European wall box and is powered over Ethernet. Ellie is available in a range of finishes, helping it blend naturally into different interior styles. |
PEAKnx Control 16: the all-in-one visualisation hub
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While some visualisation panels rely on a separate server, the Control 16 combines the display and processing hardware in one device. |
Zennio Z100: built to be reconfigured
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The Z100's 10-inch, 1280x800 display spreads control across up to 12 fully customisable pages, so the interface can grow and change as your needs do. |
ekinex Signum: the virtual push button
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The Signum takes a different approach: a borderless IPS touch display that behaves like a KNX push button rather than a full visualisation screen. Each button is configured through a companion app, so the same compact panel (just 83 x 77 x 37 mm) can be relabelled and reassigned as your home's needs change. |
JUNG Smart Panel 8: visualisation without a separate server
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The Smart Panel 8 visualises and controls a full KNX installation directly from the wall, with no separate visualisation server required. Its 8-inch touchscreen includes a proximity sensor and a cleaning mode that locks the screen for wiping down. Its fanless design has no moving parts, allowing it to operate silently. It fits standard flush-mount housings, making it easy to incorporate into the design of a new home or renovation, and is configured with JUNG's own KNX Smart Panel Designer software alongside ETS. |
Five panels, one standard
From an ultra-thin design display to a full visualisation hub built into the wall, these five panels take very different approaches to the same job. What they share matters more: they're all designed to work within the open KNX ecosystem, bringing smart home functions together while giving you the freedom to choose from a wide range of certified KNX products. Whichever panel fits your home, you don't have to choose between design and compatibility.