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Zennio

Zennio is a KNX smart home and building automation brand offering touchscreens, controllers, switches, sensors and access control for hotels, residential and commercial buildings.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Zennio describes itself as a company with two decades of experience leading the KNX home and building automation industry, focused on technological innovation and versatile design. Its product families include IP touchscreens, room controllers, backend products, capacitive touch switches, soft push buttons, switches and sockets, access control and sensors. It markets solutions for hotels, residential projects and commercial buildings, and states that it is present in more than 123 countries with over 700,000 products installed and more than 10,000 home and building automation integration projects.

History

Zennio states that it has spent two decades leading the KNX home and building automation industry, focusing on technological innovation and exceptionally versatile design. It reports over 700,000 products installed, more than 10,000 home and building automation integration projects, presence in more than 123 countries, a team of over 400 professionals, and more than 250 KNX products.

Products and positioning

KNX smart home and building automation for hotels, residential and commercial buildings, combining technological innovation with versatile design.

  • IP Touchscreens

    Intuitive, customisable touchscreens that put the entire installation at the user's fingertips.

  • Room Controllers

    Controllers offering a balance between design and functionality.

  • Capacitive Touch Switches

    Switches combining elegance, customisation and technology.

  • Access Control

    Security and convenience with card, Bluetooth or code access.

  • Sensors

    Devices designed to automate the installation.

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