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Structural wiring is a modular system for designing and connecting wires and cables in enterprise buildings and facilities. This network is used to provide the necessary connections for the transmission of data, voice and video between the various electronic devices and equipment in the building. Structural wiring contains modular components that ensure systems compatibility and facilitate development and maintenance. Copper or fiber optic wires are used as the primary data transmission cables in a network, and are connected to network devices at designated connection points. Hence, the data is distributed orderly to computing devices, phones and other network devices. Structural wiring is implemented based on international standards that specify the types of cables, connections and routings allowed. One of the most well-known standards for structured wiring is TIA/EIA-568, which specifies network design details and connections.

KNX Smart Building Wiring is a modular system of automation built on a unified and integrated network. KNX is open source and internationally recognized. They are used to connect and control a wide variety of devices and systems in buildings such as lighting, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), blinds, security and protection systems, power and electrical control, and entertainment, audio and video systems. KNX technology is based on unified specifications and protocols for communication and data transfer between different devices. KNX-compliant cables and end devices (controllers) are used to communicate between them and a main control device (such as a smart computing or master controller), enabling remote control and monitoring of various devices and systems. KNX smart building wiring contains a smart system that relies on actuators to achieve specific operations, such as switching, adjusting temperatures, opening and closing curtains, and a system of sensors that collect information and send it to the main control device to make appropriate decisions. In this way, KNX smart building wiring system allows you to achieve intelligent control and automation, improve energy efficiency, increase comfort and safety in different buildings.

Building and home automation is a technology that allows automatic and intelligent control of many systems and devices within buildings and homes. Automation aims to improve comfort and safety, save energy and improve the quality of life for occupants of buildings and homes. Building automation is achieved through the use of a range of smart devices and technologies linked to an integrated network. These devices include sensors that detect changes in the environment such as temperature, light, motion, and humidity, actuators that perform automated actions such as turning on lights, moving blinds, and adjusting temperatures, and smart controllers that process information And take the appropriate decisions based on the data of the hospital By communicating these devices over the network, specific tasks are performed automatically according to the software and settings made by the user. For example, home automation can turn off the lights and adjust the air conditioning when it detects that there has been no movement in a room for an extended period, open the curtains when the sun is shining, or trigger the security system when an unwanted intrusion is detected. With building automation, users can control climate, lighting, appliances and security systems remotely through smartphone apps or through smart user interfaces in the building itself. This contributes to improved energy efficiency, cost savings, and increased comfort and safety for building occupants.