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The cloud-based KNX bus recorder

Record. Analyse. Monitor. Report.

Every event on your KNX system, captured 24/7.

KNXSENSEMonitorVilla Aurorarecording
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Sep 19 19:10 — Sep 20 19:10 261,206 telegrams · 180 bins · 8 min/bin · tap a moment or drag to zoom
TimeSourceSender name DestinationDestination nameDPT ValueUnit
Sep 20 19:09:31.7731.1.2KES Plus (spa)2/4/14(DB1, spa) Phase current L1 (A)14.0190.026A
Sep 20 19:09:31.8141.1.2KES Plus (spa)2/4/12(DB1, spa) Phase voltage L2 (V)14.027235.66V
Sep 20 19:09:31.8931.1.2KES Plus (spa)2/4/17(DB1, spa) Frequency (Hz)14.03349.93Hz
Sep 20 19:09:31.9401.1.2KES Plus (spa)2/4/18(DB1, spa) Active power (kW)9.0240kW
Sep 20 19:09:32.0071.2.24QUAD Plus1/1/18(504) Measured floor temperature: master bedroom9.00123.4°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.126localWiser (logic or visualisation)15/6/0T1, Outdoor temperature (°C) STATUS9.00113.7°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.144localWiser (logic or visualisation)15/6/2T3, Exhaust air temperature (°C) STATUS9.00121.8°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.1861.1.10SE/S3.16.1 Energy Actuator2/4/62(250) Tumble dryer: instantaneous load14.056-1,242W
Sep 20 19:09:32.2441.2.3Pushbutton sensor 4 Komfort1/1/5(502) Measured room temperature: hallway9.00122.1°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.3181.1.17HeatingBOX 230V 8X1/0/2(501) Heating: utility room CONTROL STATUS1.011inactive
Sep 20 19:09:32.4021.1.4KES Plus (heating cables)2/4/33(DB1, heating cables) Phase voltage L1 (V)14.027233.20V
Sep 20 19:09:32.4551.1.4KES Plus (heating cables)2/4/36(DB1, heating cables) Phase current L1 (A)14.0190A
Sep 20 19:09:32.5121.2.35Intra-Sewi KNX TH-L-Pr1/1/54(511) Measured room temperature: bathroom9.00124.6°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.5901.2.14EyeZen TP VT0/7/0Presence detector, hallway: lux level9.004138lux
Sep 20 19:09:32.6341.1.21MDT Glass Push Button II3/2/4Blinds: south facade POSITION5.00165%
Sep 20 19:09:32.7011.1.30Theben switch actuator0/3/7Outdoor lighting: garden CONTROL1.001on
Sep 20 19:09:32.7441.2.23QUAD Plus1/1/2Sensor fault: floor sensor, entrance1.005no alarm
Sep 20 19:09:32.8031.1.255Basalte Core S42/3/3Time of day10.001Thu 19:09:32
Sep 20 19:09:32.8611.1.10SE/S3.16.1 Energy Actuator2/4/9(DB1, main board) Total energy consumed13.013109,160kWh
Sep 20 19:09:32.9151.1.18HeatingBOX 230V 8X1/1/56(507) Temperature setpoint: hallway9.00121.5°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.977localWiser (logic or visualisation)14/1/3Spot price, current hour (c/kWh)93.25c
Sep 20 19:09:33.0201.2.19EyeZen TP VT0/7/5Presence detector, living room: lux level9.004110.96lux
Sep 20 19:09:31.7731.1.2KES Plus (spa)2/4/14(DB1, spa) Phase current L1 (A)14.0190.026A
Sep 20 19:09:31.8141.1.2KES Plus (spa)2/4/12(DB1, spa) Phase voltage L2 (V)14.027235.66V
Sep 20 19:09:31.8931.1.2KES Plus (spa)2/4/17(DB1, spa) Frequency (Hz)14.03349.93Hz
Sep 20 19:09:31.9401.1.2KES Plus (spa)2/4/18(DB1, spa) Active power (kW)9.0240kW
Sep 20 19:09:32.0071.2.24QUAD Plus1/1/18(504) Measured floor temperature: master bedroom9.00123.4°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.126localWiser (logic or visualisation)15/6/0T1, Outdoor temperature (°C) STATUS9.00113.7°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.144localWiser (logic or visualisation)15/6/2T3, Exhaust air temperature (°C) STATUS9.00121.8°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.1861.1.10SE/S3.16.1 Energy Actuator2/4/62(250) Tumble dryer: instantaneous load14.056-1,242W
Sep 20 19:09:32.2441.2.3Pushbutton sensor 4 Komfort1/1/5(502) Measured room temperature: hallway9.00122.1°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.3181.1.17HeatingBOX 230V 8X1/0/2(501) Heating: utility room CONTROL STATUS1.011inactive
Sep 20 19:09:32.4021.1.4KES Plus (heating cables)2/4/33(DB1, heating cables) Phase voltage L1 (V)14.027233.20V
Sep 20 19:09:32.4551.1.4KES Plus (heating cables)2/4/36(DB1, heating cables) Phase current L1 (A)14.0190A
Sep 20 19:09:32.5121.2.35Intra-Sewi KNX TH-L-Pr1/1/54(511) Measured room temperature: bathroom9.00124.6°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.5901.2.14EyeZen TP VT0/7/0Presence detector, hallway: lux level9.004138lux
Sep 20 19:09:32.6341.1.21MDT Glass Push Button II3/2/4Blinds: south facade POSITION5.00165%
Sep 20 19:09:32.7011.1.30Theben switch actuator0/3/7Outdoor lighting: garden CONTROL1.001on
Sep 20 19:09:32.7441.2.23QUAD Plus1/1/2Sensor fault: floor sensor, entrance1.005no alarm
Sep 20 19:09:32.8031.1.255Basalte Core S42/3/3Time of day10.001Thu 19:09:32
Sep 20 19:09:32.8611.1.10SE/S3.16.1 Energy Actuator2/4/9(DB1, main board) Total energy consumed13.013109,160kWh
Sep 20 19:09:32.9151.1.18HeatingBOX 230V 8X1/1/56(507) Temperature setpoint: hallway9.00121.5°C
Sep 20 19:09:32.977localWiser (logic or visualisation)14/1/3Spot price, current hour (c/kWh)93.25c
Sep 20 19:09:33.0201.2.19EyeZen TP VT0/7/5Presence detector, living room: lux level9.004110.96lux
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Monitor

Never miss a moment.

KNXSENSE watches and records your KNX bus even when you're not on site. Every event is captured to the millisecond, around the clock, on our secure servers.

Scroll back through 400 days of telegram-level history from any browser, on any device – no ETS required.

KNX Assistant

A colleague who knows every one of your group addresses.

The KNX Assistant has a deep understanding of KNX. It knows every one of your projects – down to every parameter and every telegram on the bus.

It tracks down faults and works out their root cause like an experienced integrator – then advises you on programming and fine-tuning the system correctly, based on what it observes.

The KNX Assistant saves you hours of valuable time and cracks even the toughest problems in moments.

Try it yourself
KNX Assistant
Why do the outdoor lights turn on at midday?
Reading the recording

Outdoor lighting control 0/3/7 received an ON command on Sep 18 at 12:41 and Sep 19 at 13:05. Both times the command came from presence detector 1.2.14.

The detector’s lux value 0/7/0 dropped below 120 lx during a rain shower just before the command. The twilight threshold is the same at midday as at night.

Show telegrams Sep 19 13:05Open 0/3/7 in Timeline
Why does the water valve close with a delay?
Reading the project and the recording

Channel C of device 1.1.10 measures the washing machine’s power and sends an OFF command to 2/0/6 10 s after the power drops below 5 W. The valve is driven by output J of actuator 1.1.8.

The delay comes from the output timer: 1.1.8 › Output J: Water valve › Timer, Switch-off delay = 15 min. Shorten it if you want the valve to close as soon as the wash ends.

Show 2/0/6 connectionsOpen 2/0/6 in Timeline
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An expert in your pocket

The know-how of a seasoned KNX integrator, on hand at every site 24/7 – always just one question away.

Smart analytics

More than 30 algorithms analyse the system to build a precise picture of the site and how it runs.

Sees what others miss

The Assistant picks up the smallest anomalies and dependencies in bus traffic – the ones the human eye would miss.

From problem to solution

Finding the fault is only half the job. The Assistant tells you exactly how to fix it – no guesswork, no trial and error.

Timeline

See your bus like never before

Stack any group addresses on a shared time axis, whatever their datapoint type, and see instantly how they interact.

Line up outdoor and indoor temperature against heating control, or outdoor lighting against light levels – then overlay local sunrise, sunset and weather for the site.

Click any moment to open its telegrams right below the chart. Save your view to reopen it in one click, or switch to Live mode and watch the bus in real time.

KNXSENSETimelineVilla Aurorarecording
search by name or address 1 h6 h24 h7 d30 dRange… Views…Save Clear tracksTelegramsWeather Live
Pick group addresses and see them stacked on a shared timeline.
(505) Measured room temperature: Bedroom 2T1, Outdoor temperature (°C) STATUSOutdoor lighting: garden CONTROL
Latest readings:23.7 °C13.5 °Con
Weather (505) Measured room temperature: Bedroom 2 T1, Outdoor temperature (°C) STATUS Outdoor lighting: garden CONTROL Sep 18Sep 19Sep 20 Weather temperature 17.4° rain 4 mm night 4.8° 17°12°15°16°16°12°13° (505) Measured room temperature: Bedroom 2 1/1/22 · 9.001 24.1 °C 22.0 °C T1, Outdoor temperature (°C) STATUS 15/6/0 · 9.001 22.8 °C 4.1 °C Outdoor lighting: garden CONTROL 0/3/7 · 1.001 Sep 14Sep 15Sep 16Sep 17Sep 18Sep 19Sep 20
Search address, name or valueFilter
TimeDestinationDestination nameValue
Sep 19 13:05:11.2840/7/0Presence detector, garden: lux level118 lux
Sep 19 13:05:11.3520/3/7Outdoor lighting: garden CONTROLon
Charts

See the story behind the numbers

KNXSENSE automatically charts every measured value in your KNX project – in the right unit and the right format, based on each group address’s datapoint type.

Click a group address in the Monitor to see its latest value, average, minimum and maximum at a glance. A min–max band around the curve keeps even brief spikes visible when you zoom out to a whole month.

KNXSENSEMonitorVilla Aurorarecording
15/6/0 · T1, Outdoor temperature (°C) STATUSClose
1 d7 d30 dExport
2419138Sep 18Sep 19Sep 20 2419138Sep 14Sep 15Sep 16Sep 17Sep 18Sep 19Sep 20
13.7 °C · latestAverage 13.11 °CMin 4.1 °CMax 22.8 °CDPT 9.001 temperature (°C)240 points · per-minute aggregate
Project

ETS project

Group addresses and topology in the ETS structure you already know – with a new dimension that shows how your project really behaves.

Every address tells a storyEach address and device shows its latest value, its traffic and when it was last heard on the bus.
Findings in contextFaults and anomalies detected by KNXSENSE are flagged right on the address and device they affect.
Take it anywhereBrowse the whole project on any device without ETS – even from your phone on site.
KNXSENSEProjectVilla Aurorarecording
Group addressesTopology
Search by address, name, device or productFlagged only1,345 addresses, 38 flagged · traffic over 7 days
0Lighting
0/3Outdoor lighting12 addresses
0/3/5Outdoor lights, carportoff96 telegrams / 7 d
0/3/9Outdoor lights, facade statusnot downloaded: parametersno telegrams in 7 d
0/3/12Twilight switch, threshold120 lx3 telegrams / 7 d1 open finding
0/3/14Christmas lights, controlno sender
0/3/15Gate lights, controloff41 telegrams / 7 dsender outside the project
0/3/7Outdoor lights, garden controlon214 telegrams / 7 d
1.2.14Presence detector, gardensends
Channel 1 · Light, switching
1.1.8Switch actuator 12-ch.receivesupdates
Output C: Garden lights
Output C: Garden lights › TimerSwitch-off delay5 min
Output C: Garden lights › GeneralBehaviour after bus voltage recoveryOff
0/4General lighting36 addresses
Remote access

One-click remote programming

Open a secure remote connection from your browser and program the site in ETS as if you were there.

It’s standard ETS tunnelling, routed through KNXSENSE, and it works with every supported recorder. No open firewall ports, no VPN.

KNXSENSERemote accessVilla Aurorarecording
Remote access in use — ETS is on the busRemote access open for 38 min — expires 15:12
Close session
Sessions
OpenedOpened byStatusPurpose
Sep 21 13:10service technicianOpenThermostat parameters
Sep 17 08:42integratorClosedAdding lighting groups
Sep 11 09:02integratorClosedApplication program update
Sites

All your sites at a glance.

Whether you’ve delivered a handful of sites or look after dozens, KNXSENSE grows with you. Each site is recorded separately, and all of them sit side by side in one dashboard with their live status.

KNXSENSESites5 sites · 4 need attention
ListMap
SortStatus ▴NameLatest telegramTelegrams todayFindings
Lakeside CottageFault
12 Harbour Lane, Brighton
2 serious findings
LatestSep 20 19:58
Today310,530
Gaps1
Findings93
owner
Birchwood HouseRecording
4 Birch Road, Oxford
18 open findings
LatestSep 20 19:58
Today43,885
Gaps0
Findings18
owner
Pinecrest ResidenceRecording
7 Meadow Way, Cambridge
91 open findings
LatestSep 20 19:58
Today287,476
Gaps0
Findings91
owner

Turn recordings into recurring revenue.

Offer your customers an ongoing service instead of one-off call-outs. You’ll know what’s happening on site before the customer even picks up the phone.

The service pays for itself. Build monitoring and maintenance into your service contracts, and the fees easily cover the cost of KNXSENSE.

24/7 monitoring

The system is watched around the clock, with real-time alerts to your phone. Issues are caught straight away – not on your next visit.

Spot faults before they happen

A fading sensor, a sticking actuator or a recurring error shows up in the recording long before the customer notices.

System optimisation

Charts and usage history reveal where heating, lighting or control logic could be fine-tuned.

Customer reporting

Regular reports show the customer what happened on site and what you did about it – making the value of your service clear.

Setup

Up and running in minutes.

A guided, step-by-step setup takes just a few minutes. And because it runs in the browser, it works on your laptop, tablet and phone.

  1. Import your ETS projectNames and structure come straight from the project
  2. Install the recorderA ready-made install package for your device
  3. You're liveTelegrams show up in your browser straight away

By professionals, for professionals.

KNXSENSE is built by experienced KNX integrators who also rely on it every day, in the office and on site – from commissioning to troubleshooting and maintenance.

Every feature grew out of a real need on a real site. The service is developed continuously, and new features are proven on live installations before release.

Try it free for 30 days.

No setup fees, no lock-in.

Start recording your bus today!

€34.90/ month
  • Three sites included
  • Additional sites €9.90/month each
  • 25 KNX Assistant answers per month, then €0.25 per answer
Start free trial

All prices exclude VAT.

Frequently asked questions.

Who is KNXSENSE for?

Anyone working professionally with KNX systems: integrators, contractors, designers and facility managers. The service is always ordered and billed in a company’s name. You don’t need to be a KNX Partner or hold any other certification. KNXSENSE is an independent service and is not affiliated with KNX Association.

Do I need ETS to use KNXSENSE?

No. The Monitor, Timeline, charts and KNX Assistant all run in your browser. You import the ETS project once during setup so group addresses get their proper names – after that you only need ETS if you want to program the site remotely.

Where does the recorder run?

Supported today: Schneider Electric Wiser for KNX and spaceLYnk, Embedded Systems LogicMachine, Raspberry Pi, and Windows and macOS computers. The Raspberry Pi and the computer listen to the bus over KNX/IP, so the existing KNX/IP interface on site is all you need. The list keeps growing. Ask us about integrating your own device with KNXSENSE: support@knxsense.com

Can the recorder hear the whole installation?

Yes, as long as all traffic reaches the recorder. A Raspberry Pi or a Windows or macOS computer can listen to the KNX/IP gateways of up to 16 lines at once and merge the telegrams into a single recording. Wiser for KNX, spaceLYnk and LogicMachine hear all traffic on their own line, plus everything the line couplers pass on to it. Setup walks you through the settings you need. KNXSENSE checks the addresses it hears against the ETS project and tells you if any line isn’t reaching the recorder, so you know where you stand straight away – not six months later.

How secure is it?

All traffic between KNXSENSE and the site is encrypted, and two-factor authentication keeps your sites’ data safe. Our servers and backups are in the EU, in Finland, and data is backed up daily.

Do I need to open any firewall ports?

No. All connections go outbound from the site and are encrypted – remote access included. Nothing is left exposed on site, no VPN is needed, and it even works behind carrier-grade NAT.

Does remote access work with every recorder?

Yes. ETS tunnelling works with every recorder KNXSENSE supports.

How long is data kept?

Telegram-level history is kept for 400 days and stays searchable the whole time. Long-term charts are kept for as long as your account is active.

Does KNXSENSE own my data?

No. KNXSENSE only stores the data from your sites. It is never sold, and it is not used for anything other than running the service. You can export it in a machine-readable format at any time while your account is active, and once your subscription ends the data is deleted in accordance with the Terms of Service.

Does KNXSENSE ever write to the bus?

Never on its own. The only exception is remote access, where your own ETS writes to the bus on your instruction.

Does my ETS project need to be up to date?

Import the latest version so every address gets the right name. If addresses show up on the bus that aren’t in the project, KNXSENSE flags them – often the first sign that the documentation has fallen behind.

Is my ETS project stored safely?

Yes. The imported project file is stored encrypted and you can download it again at any time – a handy last-resort backup if your laptop dies. The project password is never stored.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. KNXSENSE runs in the browser, so it works on laptops, tablets and phones with nothing to install.

Will I be alerted if something goes wrong?

Yes. KNXSENSE sends real-time alerts – to your phone, for example – when a site goes offline or a fault is detected. Each user chooses which alerts they receive.

What does the trial include?

The trial gives you one site with every feature and 15 KNX Assistant answers for 30 days. Upgrade to a paid plan at any time to remove the limits.

You'll need a payment card to start, but nothing is charged during the trial. Cancel any time before it ends and you won't pay a thing. Otherwise it rolls into a monthly subscription that you can cancel at any time, effective at the end of the billing period.

How is the service billed?

The monthly fee is charged to your card in advance; additional sites and extra Assistant answers are billed on the next invoice. Payments are processed by Stripe, and you can pay by Visa or Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Link.