Networking infrastructure
digitalSTROM is an infrastructure that networks any number of appliances in a household. Electrical appliances are integrated via the powerlines, and the ever more numerous IP-capable appliances via GBit‑Fiber‑in‑the‑Home. The permanently built-in infrastructure components are low-maintenance and very durable, robust and outage-proof. Their lifetime is planned according to building technology renovation cycles. The digitalSTROM system is updatable, upwardly compatible and capable of integrating future developments.
Operating system
digitalSTROM is an operating system that allows household appliances, building technology, entertainment electronics, alarm and assistance systems to act correctly automatically. Everything can be operated via existing switches and panels, via smartphones, tablets, computers, televisions or via innovative speech interaction devices such as Amazon Echo. Occupants can perform configurations themselves – simple and intuitive apps are always available.
Service platform
digitalSTROM functions locally and without an Internet connection. If users wish to utilise services that are provided in the digitalSTROM Cloud, they access them via the Internet. These may be services by digitalSTROM or third-party providers.