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It runs in the house
Lights, climate, scenes, schedules, the alarm and the door intercom work on your own network. Internet is used only for what needs it: weather, internet radio, updates, notifications and reaching the house from outside.
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SmartApex Home Center
The whole house. One calm screen.
A wall touch panel that runs lighting, climate, curtains, music, cameras and the front door — and puts the very same interface on your phone. No cloud account. No subscription.
The panel’s own interface, shown with a sample house.
No cloud accountNothing to sign up for. The house is yours, and so is its data.
No subscriptionNot for the panel, not for the apps, not for remote access.
Works offlineLights, climate, scenes, the alarm and the door keep working without internet.
Z-Wave hub insideIts own Z-Wave radio: wireless devices join the house straight from the panel.
Live Try it yourself
This is the real interface. Go on, touch it.
A sample house is behind it: switch lights, run a scene, turn the thermostat, open the curtains. Nothing you do here reaches a real home.
01 The interface
Everything in the house, the way you would arrange it yourself.
Home is a page of tiles in three sizes. You choose what is on it and in what order — each wall panel and each person’s phone keeps its own.
02 Scenes
One touch, and the whole room changes.
Lights, curtains, climate and music move together. Try one.
Ceiling 70% · Cove light 40% · Curtains open
An illustration of a scene at work. On the panel, a scene’s tile stays lit for as long as the house is the way that scene asks.
03 The front door
The door rings on the wall and in your pocket.
A SIP door station calls the panels and the phones at the same moment. Whoever answers first talks — and can open the door from wherever they are.
- Answer and open from your phone, at home on Wi-Fi or away through your house’s own private address.
- Decline once, and it stops everywhere. A call answered or declined on one screen ends on all the others.
- A picture with every ring. Rings, answered and missed calls are kept in the history with the door’s picture.
- Standard SIP, with set-up profiles for Hikvision, Akuvox and DNAKE door stations.
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Someone rings
Every screen lights up
The wall panels and the family’s phones ring together, with the camera picture.
One of you answers
The others go quiet
The first to answer talks. The ringing stops everywhere else at once.
Afterwards
It is in the history
Who rang, who answered and which door was opened, each with its picture.
04 On your phone
The same house, wherever you are.
The iPhone and Android apps show the interface you already know from the wall — with your own Home, arranged your way.
- On Android, the door rings even when the app is closed.
- On iPhone, ask Siri to run a scene.
- Notifications come straight from the panel in your house, and each person only receives what they are allowed to see.
Coming soon to theApp Store
Coming soon toGoogle Play
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Remote access with nothing to sign up for
Each house gets its own private address. The connection is encrypted from your phone all the way to the panel in your house.
The relay in between only passes on data it cannot read. The key never leaves the panel, and no port is opened on your router.
05 What sets it apart
Six things we built in from the first day.
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Nothing to subscribe to
No cloud account to create and no monthly fee — including for the apps and for remote access through your house’s own encrypted address.
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One door, every screen
The door station rings the panels and the phones together. A call answered or declined on one of them ends on all of them.
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Scenes that tell the truth
A scene’s tile is lit while the house really is the way that scene asks — and goes out the moment someone changes a light by hand.
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It learns the routine
Do the same thing at about the same time on most days and the panel offers to take it over: one touch makes it an automation. The learning happens on the panel; nothing leaves the house.
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Modules introduce themselves
SmartAPEX modules announce themselves on the network. The panel reads the rooms, floors and channel names from each module’s own project — nothing is typed twice.
06 Automation
A house that keeps its own hours.
The owner sets it up on the panel, in plain words — no programming tool, no call to the installer.
Schedules
At a time, at sunrise or sunset with an offset, or at a prayer time, on the days you choose.
Automations
“When, only if, then”: a door ring, a sensor, a temperature, the alarm or the house mode can start anything.
House modes
Home, Away, Night and Vacation, each changing how the house behaves.
A watchful eye
A window left open with the air conditioning on, a water leak, a low battery: the house tells you.
07 For installers
Commissioned in an afternoon. Looked after for years.
The panel finds your SmartAPEX modules and brings in the project you already made in them.
No “add device”
Modules are found on the network, and followed if the router gives one a new address.
Service by code
An install code until hand-over, then timed service codes for 1, 7 or 30 days — opened only when the owner taps Allow.
Signed updates
Every update is signature-checked, installed only when someone chooses to, and can be rolled back.
It looks after itself
A three-layer watchdog restarts whatever stops, and a backup is made every night.
IP Relay 16 / 24Mini IPDALI gateway · DT6 / DT8CAN keypadsCAN thermostatsDigital inputsZ-Wave
A Z-Wave hub is built in.
The Home Center carries its own Z-Wave radio — no USB stick, no second gateway. Wired SmartAPEX modules and wireless Z-Wave devices live in one house, on one screen, in the same scenes and automations.
- Add and remove devices from the panel
- S2 security
- Ready-made settings for SmartAPEX Z-Wave keypads and thermostats
- The Z-Wave network is backed up by itself
08 Outside
The garden, the gate and the pool look after themselves.
The installer switches these on for the homes that have them. After that they simply run.
Watering that reads the weather
Each zone gets back what the garden really lost to sun and wind — and nothing at all when rain is on the way.
- Rain coming: skipped
- Near freezing: skipped
- Strong wind: skipped
- Soaks in cycles, no run-off
A gate that knows your car Plate reading in field testing
The family’s cars drive straight in. A guest’s plate works only for the hours you choose — and any screen can open the gate.
- Residents
- Guests by the hour
- Blocked plates
Pool, jacuzzi and sauna
Set a temperature, or simply the time you want it ready by. Built-in limits keep the water and the equipment safe: no heating without the pump running, and sessions that end by themselves.
- Ready by a set time
- Safety limits built in
- Lights and blower
09 Also in the house
And the rest of a real home.
Cameras
Hikvision, Dahua or any RTSP camera, live on the panel and on your phone. Camera passwords never reach the screen.
Alarm
Away, Home and Night, with entry and exit delays and a duress code. When it sounds, the cameras take pictures and the lights come on.
History
Thirty days of what happened in the house — the door, the alarm, scenes and schedules — with the door’s pictures.
Your rooms, your photos
Give every room its own picture, and star the ones you want when you swipe on Home.
Launching soon.
If you design, install or live with SmartAPEX, we would like to show it to you first.
Screens show the Home Center’s own interface with a sample house. Features and availability may change before launch. Hikvision, Dahua, Akuvox, DNAKE, Siri, iPhone, App Store, Android, Google Play and Z-Wave are trademarks of their respective owners.