Projects from the engineer's experience
Projects that Vladislav Kozlov, the engineer behind Tact Automation, worked on. Most were completed before the company was founded, as part of other integrators' teams.
Private residence, 860 m² — KNX across three bus lines
Basement plus two floors on three bus lines, 15 main groups and a reserve that survived four years of changes.
Private residence, 1 600 m² — KNX on four lines split by site zone
A three-year build handed over with all 1 877 group addresses named — a project another engineer can pick up without us.
Private residence, 1 100 m² — four Modbus segments, four homes
The owner reassigns his own switch keys through a web interface, without an integrator. Four Modbus segments appear in the app as four separate homes.
Private house, 350 m² — climate control on our own logic
Seven zones where underfloor heating, an air conditioner and a humidifier answer to one setpoint instead of fighting each other.
Apartment, 72 m² — climate and blinds on 13 Zennio devices
Five air conditioners on a two-pipe system that cannot heat and cool at once, coordinated so every room still holds its own temperature — with humidity and blinds running straight on the bus.
City apartment, 67 m² — DALI lighting, multiroom and a third-party AHU on one panel
An apartment where the ventilation unit has no KNX interface and is operated from the KNX panel anyway.
City apartment, 42 m² — the lower bound of sensible automation
Forty-two square metres carrying more addresses and more devices than the 67 m² apartment — density does not follow floor area.