ETS eCampus online learning tool for smart home projects

After the market launch of ETS6, the professional tool for automating smart homes and buildings, KNX has released its redesigned ETS eCampus for beginners.

The free online learning tool provides expert knowledge on home and building automation with KNX and ETS6, and offers the opportunity to receive a certificate, as well as a discount on the first ETS6 Lite licence. It supports 18 languages.

The web-based ETS eCampus was designed for beginners and offers a first step in getting acquainted with KNX and ETS. The online learning tool teaches fundamental principles of building automation and the ETS6 tool in a simple manner. The aim is to enable beginners to start realising their first smart home project more quickly. The expertise required for this is acquired through clearly structured and easy-to-understand interactive lessons and video training sessions — divided into different chapters. The KNX online learning concept has been tried and tested by 150,000 users from 170 countries and was developed in collaboration with the KNX training centres.

Participants in the ETS eCampus learn how to set up their own KNX project, from theory to practice. This covers basic KNX concepts and functions, the handling of ETS6 and the configuration and control of smart homes and buildings. There are a variety of simulated exercises to provide motivation, with tests after each learning unit to document and consolidate the participant’s learning progress. Individual lessons can be repeated at any time.

All participants who have successfully completed the new ETS6 eCampus with a score of at least 85% will receive a certificate of completion as corresponding proof of performance, as well as a discount on their first ETS6 Lite licence. After finishing the ETS eCampus, they will have a good base to start creating their smart home with KNX or following a basic course to become a certified KNX partner.

To get started with the ETS eCampus, you need to set up a personal MyKNX account, which can be created free of charge on the KNX website.