Temperature

Wind

Brightness

Precipitation, Rain, Snow

Humidity

Solar Irradiation

Precipitation, Rain, Snow

Air Pressure

Temperature & Perceived Temperature

Dew Point

Wind Direction

Wind Speed

Storms often cause significant damage to awnings or exterior blinds. For this reason, the Weather Sation should be able to detect the wind in its most pure form – without it being slowed down by trees, walls, etc.

To accurately detect brightness, the Weather Station needs to be placed in direct sunlight. However, this may skew any temperature readings – in this scenario, we’d recommend using the Weather Service for temperature monitoring.

Frost and moisture have the potential to cause significant damage. In order to reliable protect the building, the Weather Station needs to be able to detect any precipitation unhindered.

Automatic Shading

With the help of the Weather Station’s Temperature Sensor, you’ll be protected from overheating as the blinds can be automatically lowered. This can help protect furniture and prevent the temperature from increasing drastically.

Awning & shading protection

The precise, local wind measurements recorded by the Weather Station allow any awnings or exterior shades to be retracted into a safe position – should there be any high-speed winds.

Irrigation

Customise your garden watering schedule based on a specific weather forecast – ensuring that grass (or other plants) are never under or overwatered. Find out more about smart garden watering here.

Rain warning

Thanks to the Weather Station’s built-in rain sensor, you’ll be reminded to close any open windows as soon as any rain is detected. Perfect for when there’s a spontaneous shower. You can find out more about this specific feature here.

Temperature Control

Thanks to the exact forecast of the outside temperature, your heating system can precisely determine the flow temperature required and transfer it to your heating system. This is a great way of ensuring your ideal temperature is realised in each room as part of your zoned heating.

Individual functions

Take it a step further with this powerful weather hack… How about having the colour lighting in the hallway turn to blue in the morning if rain is forecast. That way you’ll know to bring in the washing from the line before you head off to work, take your raincoat or close that window.

Frost protection

If the external temperature falls below 1°C and precipitation is detected by the Weather Station – the movement of any exterior awnings or blinds will be paused. Frost Protection can be manually deactivated through the Loxone App otherwise it will automatically be deactivated when the temperature rises above 10°C.

Storm Protection

If the Weather Station detects high wind speeds, then Storm Protection will be activated. This means that all awnings or exterior blinds (which could be damaged) are automatically retracted into a safe position. While Storm Protection is enabled, the awnings and blinds will essentially be deactivated. However, like Frost Protection, Strom Protection can be switched off via the Loxone App or when the wind speeds begin to lower.

Weather Station Tree

Devices boasting Tree technology are considerably easier to integrate into a Loxone system – working seamlessly with one another to deliver feature-rich automation. Thanks to a free-form cabling topology, installing Loxone Tree devices potentially saves time and cable compared to a tradition install.

Weather Station Air

Designed specifically for those who want to enjoy the benefits of intelligent automation without having to pull cables, we’ve developed our own wireless technology: Loxone Air. It is the ideal solution for retrofitters and renovators alike.