DOMIQ BMS – multiple technologies, one building management system

DOMIQ is a Polish building automation and BMS system that combines installations, devices and technologies from different manufacturers in one environment.

Manage lighting, heating, air conditioning, ventilation, shading, security, and energy from a single system. Create shared scenarios for devices operating in KNX, LCN, BACnet, Modbus, DALI, DMX, and other standards.

DOMIQ as a central BMS platform

In a modern building, individual systems often operate independently. Lighting may use KNX or LCN, HVAC devices may use BACnet or Modbus, decorative lighting may use DMX, and the alarm system may use its own communication standard.

DOMIQ integrates these technologies in a single environment and allows you to use the information they generate in common logic, automation and visualizations.

Instead of operating several separate systems, the administrator receives one central point of building management.

DOMIQ does not replace KNX, LCN or HVAC installations.
It connects them, processes data and enables their cooperation.

DOMIQ may be responsible for:

Different systems can function as one installation

Support for multiple protocols is just the beginning. DOMIQ’s most important advantage is the ability to create dependencies between devices operating in different technologies.

A button on the LCN control panel can turn on KNX lighting. A KNX occupancy sensor can control lamps operating in the LCN. Data from a Modbus meter can limit the operation of selected receivers, and a Satel alarm can trigger a scenario to lock down the entire building.

For the user, it doesn’t matter which protocol a specific device uses. They use a single, consistent system.

Examples of cooperation:

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LCN panel controls KNX

The button on the LCN panel can activate a KNX device, trigger a light scene or control roller shutters connected to the KNX installation.

02

KNX sensor controls LCN

A presence, temperature or light intensity sensor operating in KNX can influence lighting, heating or other devices operated by LCN.

03

Modbus affects building automation

Information from the energy meter can trigger scenarios that limit power consumption or turn on loads when there is a surplus of energy from photovoltaics.

04

BACnet works with other systems

HVAC equipment parameters can be combined with information on occupancy, temperature, window opening, air quality or facility operation schedule.

05

One scene covers the entire building

The “facility closing” scenario can turn off KNX and LCN lighting, lower the temperature, close the blinds, arm the alarm and send confirmation of execution to the administrator.

DOMIQ doesn't just connect protocols. It allows devices operating in different systems to respond to each other and collaborate within a single building logic.

Support for multiple protocols is just the beginning. DOMIQ’s most important advantage is the ability to create dependencies between devices operating in different technologies.

A button on the LCN control panel can turn on KNX lighting. A KNX occupancy sensor can control lamps operating in the LCN. Data from a Modbus meter can limit the operation of selected receivers, and a Satel alarm can trigger a scenario to lock down the entire building.

For the user, it doesn’t matter which protocol a specific device uses. They use a single, consistent system.

Examples of cooperation:

Multiple protocols. One management environment.

DOMIQ enables the integration of installations using various wired, network and internet protocols.

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KNX

Integration of lighting, heating, air conditioning, blinds, sensors, weather stations and other building automation devices.

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LCN

Direct cooperation with LCN installations, implementation of logic, visualization and connection with other technologies used in the building.

BACnet
BACnet/IP

Integration of controllers, HVAC systems, air handling units and other technical devices used in commercial facilities.

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Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU

Communication with energy meters, inverters, energy storage units, heat pumps, controllers and industrial devices.

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DALI

Control and management of lighting installations, including luminaires, groups and lighting scenes.

DMX
DMX-512

Control of decorative, architectural, exhibition and stage lighting.

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MQTT

Exchange of information with IoT devices, applications, external systems and services running on the local network.

DMX
RS-232 i RS-485

Integration of devices equipped with serial communication interfaces.

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IFTTT

Integration with IFTTT allows DOMIQ to work with hundreds of external services and devices and trigger automations based on events outside the system.

DMX (1)
Satel Integra

Connecting building automation with an alarm system, sensors and security scenarios.

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Web Services and APIs

Using data from external applications, services, energy systems and information sources.

The scope of available integration depends on the specific device, data sharing method, manufacturer documentation, protocol used and project configuration.

KNX and LCN in one BMS system

The new DOMIQ KNX module enables direct integration of KNX devices with the DOMIQ Base 2.0 unit. This allows KNX and LCN installations to operate in parallel and participate in the same scenarios, automations, and visualizations. This allows you to leverage the benefits of both technologies without having to lock the entire project into a single standard.

The DOMIQ KNX module provides direct communication between KNX and DOMIQ Base 2.0. The system then allows you to connect KNX devices with shared logic, visualization, energy management, and other DOMIQ integrations.

DOMIQ can serve as a common logic and management layer for:

Do you have an existing LCN installation?

You don’t have to give it up to use KNX devices. DOMIQ allows you to combine both technologies and gradually expand your installation as the building’s needs change.

DOMIQ Base 2.0 – building management center

DOMIQ Base 2.0 is the central unit of the system.

Responsible for communication between devices, automation, data processing and installation management.

The system can respond to events, analyze conditions and perform specific actions without requiring user intervention each time.

Base 2.0 enables, among other things,

What do the investor, designer and installer gain?

DOMIQ enables the integration of installations using various wired, network and internet protocols.

INVESTOR
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A project does not have to be limited to a single manufacturer or a single protocol.

Various installations are presented and operated in one system.

The system can be developed with the facility, budget and emerging needs.

New technologies can work with installations already operating in the building.

Energy data and information about device operation can be used in automation to reduce unnecessary consumption.

The user does not have to learn several separate systems or switch between multiple applications.

Central access to installation statuses and parameters makes it easier to identify problems.

DESIGNER AND INSTALLER
Design flexibility

Possibility to select devices according to function, budget and investment requirements.

Connect KNX, LCN, BACnet, Modbus, DALI, DMX and other solutions without building a separate interface for each installation.

Dependencies between devices can be implemented in the central DOMIQ layer.

Additional systems can be added without rebuilding the entire architecture.

Energy data and information about device operation can be used in automation to reduce unnecessary consumption.

What does DOMIQ BMS implementation look like?

01

Object analysis

We determine the building’s functions, existing installations, technologies used, and the investor’s expectations.

02

Projekt architektury

We select the central unit, modules, protocols and communication method between systems.

03

Integration and configuration

The installer starts the devices, creates the logic, schedules, scenarios and required dependencies.

04

Visualization

The installer starts the devices, creates the logic, schedules, scenarios and required dependencies.

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Testing and launch

System reactions, installation cooperation and safety scenarios are checked.

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Expansion and service

The system can be developed as the facility changes, without having to implement the entire installation from scratch.

DOMIQ doesn't just connect protocols. It allows devices operating in different systems to respond to each other and collaborate within a single building logic.

Support for multiple protocols is just the beginning. DOMIQ’s most important advantage is the ability to create dependencies between devices operating in different technologies.

A button on the LCN control panel can turn on KNX lighting. A KNX occupancy sensor can control lamps operating in the LCN. Data from a Modbus meter can limit the operation of selected receivers, and a Satel alarm can trigger a scenario to lock down the entire building.

For the user, it doesn’t matter which protocol a specific device uses. They use a single, consistent system.

Examples of cooperation:

Controlling lighting in the office

Employees can adjust the light intensity in their offices using the mobile app, creating ideal working conditions and reducing energy consumption.

Morning at the office

Automatic brightening of office lights at the start of working hours so employees can begin their work comfortably.

Evening at the office

Gradual dimming of the lights after working hours to signal the end of the day and reduce energy usage.

Presentation scenario

One click dims the lights in the conference room when a multimedia presentation starts.

Absence scenario

Automatic switching off of all office lights when prolonged absence of employees is detected, reducing unnecessary energy consumption.
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Temperature and climate management in the company

The system automatically regulates the temperature and humidity in the office, ensuring optimal working conditions regardless of the season or external weather.

Summer scenario

Automatic cooling of the office before employees arrive on hot days to ensure comfortable working conditions.

Winter scenario

Raising the temperature in the office one hour before the start of work so employees enter a warm space.

Adaptive Scenario

Adjusting room temperature depending on current weather conditions.

Night Scenario

Lowering the office temperature after working hours to save energy while maintaining comfort.
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Conference room automation

Before a scheduled meeting, the system prepares the conference room by adjusting the lighting, temperature, and activating the necessary AV equipment, enabling efficient use of time and resources.

Room Adjustment via Mobile App

Adjusting the room settings (lighting, temperature, equipment) using the mobile app depending on the type of meeting.

Post-Meeting Scenario

Automatic switching off of devices and lights after the meeting, as well as ventilating the room.

Presentation scenario

Changing lighting to “presentation mode” with a single button press, which dims the lights and activates the necessary AV equipment.
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Smart window covers

Depending on the time of day and sunlight levels, the system automatically adjusts blinds and shades to maximize the use of natural light while maintaining thermal comfort.

Sunny Day Scenario

Automatically lowering blinds to prevent the office from overheating and reducing the need for air conditioning.

Cloudy Day Scenario

Automatically raising blinds to make maximum use of natural daylight and reduce the use of artificial lighting.

Privacy Scenario

Lowering blinds in conference rooms during meetings to ensure privacy.

Evening Scenario

Automatically closing blinds after dusk, enhancing the sense of privacy and security.
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Automation of alarm and monitoring in the company

The security system activates automatically after working hours, monitoring the office with cameras and motion detectors, providing peace of mind to owners and employees.

Office Opening Scenario

Automatic deactivation of the alarm system at the designated start of working hours.

Office Closing Scenario

Activation of the alarm system after detecting prolonged absence of people in the building.

Intruder Scenario

Immediate notification of unauthorized entry and activation of surveillance cameras.
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Cost optimization in a corporate building

Analysis of energy consumption data enables identification of areas where savings are possible, automatically adjusting system settings to reduce operational costs.

Energy Audit Scenario

Regular reports on energy consumption to identify potential savings.

Peak Load Management Scenario

Automatic adjustment of energy consumption during peak hours to avoid high charges.

Energy Efficiency Scenario

Optimization of office equipment and HVAC system operation based on current energy usage.

Eco Scenario

Preference for renewable energy sources and automatic shutdown of devices during idle periods.
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Energy management in the company

The system monitors and manages energy consumption throughout the building, automatically switching off inactive devices and optimizing the operation of HVAC and lighting systems, significantly lowering energy bills.

Smart Heating Scenario

Adjusting the temperature in individual rooms based on actual demand to prevent energy waste.

Lighting Management Scenario

Using presence sensors to automatically switch off lights in unoccupied rooms.

Consumption Monitoring Scenario

Detecting and analyzing energy consumption patterns to implement changes that lower energy bills.

Automatic Ventilation Scenario

Using ventilation systems only when necessary, ensuring fresh air in the office without wasting energy on unnecessary operation.
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Do you want your home to be intelligent?

Integrate DOMIQ with your classic electrical installation, and your home will become energy efficient and comfortable.

Over 15 years in the industry

Many years of experience in the building automation industry have allowed us to create a reliable system that meets customer demands.

+20 000
Active users

Over 950 operating installations in 20 countries

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DOMIQ for Businesses?

DOMIQ is a Polish building automation and integration system that allows management of lighting, HVAC, energy, alarms, blinds, monitoring, and many other systems in commercial and office buildings.

The system works well in both small offices and large commercial properties, hotels, medical facilities, showrooms, service buildings, and mixed-use investments.

Yes. DOMIQ can integrate existing installations and devices, often eliminating the need for a complete building overhaul. The system allows for gradual automation expansion as the company grows.

DOMIQ integrates technologies such as LCN, KNX, Modbus, MQTT, BACnet/IP, Shelly, Satel, and many HVAC devices, alarm systems, energy meters, and smart building devices.

The DOMIQ system operates based on a classic electrical installation, but it is advisable to consult with an installer before starting the electrical project, as installations with more than three wires provide additional possibilities and integrations with supporting systems like LCN.

Yes. The system can operate locally without relying on the cloud, increasing reliability, security, and the speed of automation.

Yes. DOMIQ allows remote access to the building via a mobile app or control panel—even outside the office.

Yes. The system can monitor energy consumption and automatically optimize the operation of installations, such as lighting, air conditioning, ventilation, or heating. It can also utilize data on dynamic energy prices.

Yes. The system can integrate PV installations, energy storage, and inverters, helping to manage self-consumption automatically and reduce energy costs.

Yes. DOMIQ is scalable—you can add new features, devices, and integrations without having to replace the entire system.

No. DOMIQ is an open integration platform that allows combining devices and technologies from different manufacturers.

The system allows the creation of user profiles and assigning different access levels for employees, administrators, or service personnel.

Yes. It is possible to create scenarios that automate lighting, blinds, temperature, and AV devices in conference rooms.

Yes. The system can integrate monitoring, alarms, motion sensors, and security scenarios—such as automatic arming of the building after working hours.

Yes. DOMIQ allows real-time monitoring of electricity, temperatures, environmental parameters, and selected utilities.

Yes. The system can operate both in single buildings and extensive commercial investments and BMS environments.

Yes. DOMIQ is a Polish building automation system developed for over 15 years.

Yes. DOMIQ provides technical documentation, a knowledge base, tutorials, and support for partners and installers.

The implementation is tailored to the scale of the investment and may include phases of project design, integration, configuration, and subsequent system expansion.

Yes. This is one of the main advantages of the system—DOMIQ can act as a central integration layer between different technologies and generations of installations.

Yes. DOMIQ allows for the combination of classic wired installations with modern wireless solutions.

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