Offering a lifestyle that fits residents’ needs
PROVIDE UNMATCHED LIVING COMFORT
Automatic lights with personalized lighting moods, regulated temperature and more – all as you enter an MDU controlled by Inzaa. Residents will have control of their favorite features right in the app.
Plus, no energy will be wasted since the Mini server will intelligently shut off lights and devices that were left on longer than usual like desktop monitors or gaming consoles.
Simplified Building Maintenance
Simplified Building Maintenance
Units always operate efficiently on their own
From single-family to multi-family homes, Loxone is ideally suited for any MDU. Our trusted solution is becoming first choice for developers for several reasons:
Unlike common store-bought and DIY “solutions”, Inzaa can reliably automate and personalize lighting, security, HVAC, multimedia and much more for any size project. Each function can be personalized to the needs of the resident.
Especially important in any MDU, the units can operate efficiently whether they’re inhabited or vacant. Plus, the ability to make certain changes can be more limited for residents compared to the building owner, like access control and security. For example, a common function that a resident will have control of is lighting moods.
Easier than most electrical installations
Tree technology follows a free-form branching topology that suits any installation. One cable is color-coded to handle both communication between devices and carry power to them. This reduces the amount of cable needed by up to 50% while also reducing the effort to install.
Simply designed for all ages
A Loxone solution is simple and flexible enough to use at any age. With special features, the home can be made safer too – especially for the aging population or anyone with a disability.
For example, appliances like an electric stove can be controlled with a valve to automatically shut off if left on – to prevent possible fire. For hearing impaired residents, a ceiling light can be configured to flash the light to replace a doorbell. Or for the visually impaired, messages over the Music Sever can alert residents if a sensor detects a window left open. There’s even technology to detect incomplete motion, suggesting a fall – a caregiver will receive notifications and have access to monitor the home’s actions.