BARAQ smart electrical installation

May · 06:30 · Morning scene

The house wakes up with you.

At half past six the kitchen lights up and the blinds go up. Set it up once and it runs by itself.

At half past six the kitchen fills with warm morning light and the blinds go up. Set it up once and it runs by itself.

19:30 · dinner on the stove

Every time of day has its own scene.

Switch on in the evening and the kitchen goes straight to Cooking. Every time of day has its own.

Morning, day, evening and night each have a default scene in the kitchen. Switch on in the evening and the Cooking scene comes straight up: light on the worktop, the living area stays soft.

20:50 · one touch on the ioSWIPE

One touch and the living room is a cinema.

Tap Movie: blue behind the TV, the lamps dim. Four scenes and plain light, all on the switch.

Tap the Movie pad: the light behind the TV turns blue, the lamps dim and the rest goes out. Your four favourite scenes are right on the switch — and plain on and off too.

23:05 · a palm on the glass

Good night. A palm is enough.

Palm on the glass: the living room sleeps and the lights go out shortly. At night the switch glows.

Hold your palm on the glass and the living room goes to sleep: the lights go out after a moment. Walk past at night and the switch lights your way with a soft glow.

Friday · 21:25 · bathroom window

Window open? The house tells you.

Window left open? The house won’t arm and lets you know.

If a window is left open as you leave, the house won’t arm and lets you know. Just close it and arm again.

Friday · 21:30 · off for the weekend

Heading out? Lights off, house armed.

Hold your palm on the switch by the door: the house arms, the lights go off, sensors watch windows and doors.

Hold your palm on the switch by the door and the house arms itself. The lights go off, heating switches to its Secured plan, and sensors watch windows, doors and movement. We’ll settle exactly what happens during design.

Saturday · 02:30 · nobody home

If it ever happens, the house speaks up.

Motion detected. The switch waits for the code (20 s in this model), then “ALARM!” Disarm with the code.

The living-room motion sensor picks up movement. The switch by the door waits for the code, 20 s in this model. Without it, the blinds go up and your phone gets “ALARM!” Disarm with the code or in the app.

Saturday · 10:24 · out on a day trip

Water where it has no business being.

ioFLOOD reports water. With a motorised valve, the house shuts off the main supply and messages you.

The ioFLOOD sensor by the washer reports water on the floor. With a motorised valve connected, the house shuts off the main supply and messages you. How fast depends on the valve.

Saturday · 12:30

Where does the power go? You’ll see.

The roof makes more than the empty house uses. With a supported inverter, the app shows where it goes.

The panels are now producing more than the empty house uses. With a supported inverter, the app’s Energy flow view shows how much goes to the house, the battery and the grid.

Energy flow

Solar3.7 kW

Grid2.8 kW

Home300 W

Battery46 % · 600 W

13:30 · spot price −0.38 CZK/kWh

Price below zero? The surplus stays home.

The spot price is below zero. The roof charges the battery and heats water; nothing goes to the grid.

On a sunny weekend the spot price drops below zero. Smart energy management stops selling: the surplus charges the battery and heats the hot-water tank.

Energy flow

Solar3.7 kW

Grid2.8 kW

Home300 W

Battery46 % · 600 W

20:30 · off-peak · model tariff schedule

Off-peak rate? The house uses it.

Off-peak cuts the distribution charge, spot prices or not. Ventilation and filtration move into it.

The off-peak rate lowers the distribution charge, even alongside the spot price. Smart energy management schedules ventilation, and perhaps spa filtration, into it. Your distributor sets when it applies.

21:15 · spot price 4.30 CZK/kWh

In the evening, the house runs on the battery.

Evening electricity is the dearest. The house doesn’t buy it; it runs on the battery charged by day.

After sunset electricity is at its dearest. The house doesn’t buy it: the battery charged during the day covers its consumption, and the Energy flow view shows how much it supplies.

Energy flow

Solar3.7 kW

Grid2.8 kW

Home300 W

Battery46 % · 600 W

January · 05:45 · −7 °C outside

The bathroom starts warming before you get up.

The heating plan switches the bathroom to Warm at 5:45. The other rooms join at their own times.

The heating plan switches it to the Warm scene at 5:45. The other rooms stay in Sleep for now and join in at their own times.

06:30 · five rooms, five loops

Every room is a zone of its own.

Every room has its own temperature: bathroom 24 °C, bedroom 19 °C. The wall switch reports it by wire.

The bathroom wants 24 °C, the living room 22 °C, the bedroom 19 °C. Every loop in the floor has its own valve head, which lets water in only when the room needs heat.

08:15 · weekday · off to work

How much does it save? Honestly: it depends on the house.

Public sources put the saving at roughly 5⁠–⁠10% of heating energy. We don’t promise a specific figure.

During the day the plan lowers the rooms’ target temperature. With well-set controls, public sources put the saving at roughly 5⁠–⁠10% of heating energy. We don’t promise a specific figure.

Source: MPO/SFŽP

22:00 · heating plan

Set it once. It holds every week.

The heating plan sets Comfort, Work and Sleep for the week. At 22:00 the whole house goes to Sleep.

The heating plan sets when each room is on Comfort, Work or Sleep. At 22:00 the whole house goes to Sleep. The living room’s chart then shows the target and the actual temperature.

July · 14:00 · 33 °C outside

In summer, the same pipes can cool.

If your heat pump supports it, cooler water flows through the same floor pipes in summer.

If your heat pump supports it, it reverses in summer and cooler water flows through the same floor pipes. We’ll check what works for your home during design.

Same day · 14:30 · living room 24 °C

Warm enough? Then comes the shade.

The living room is at its set 24 °C and the sun is on the windows. Blinds down, slats block the direct sun.

BARAQ works out where the sun is and watches the temperature of every room. Once the living room is at its set temperature, its blinds come down and the slats block the direct sun.

17:00 · slats follow the sun

Light, yes. Heat, no.

The slats block only the direct sun and follow it. The daylight and the view stay.

Guided by the window’s azimuth, measured once with the phone’s compass, the slats tilt just far enough to block the direct sun, and follow it through the day. Daylight still comes in and the view stays.

18:12 · thunderstorm · gusts 74 km/h

Wind at 74 km/h. Blinds safe.

ioMETEO on the roof reports gusts of 74 km/h. Above the set limit the house pulls the blinds up.

The ioMETEO weather station on the roof measures the gusts. Once the wind goes over the limit set for the blinds, the house pulls them up into their boxes.

January · 12:30 · −3 °C outside

In winter, the sun comes in.

In January the living room is cooler than set. The blinds stay up and the sun helps to heat.

In January the sun is low and the living room hasn’t reached its set temperature yet. So the blinds stay up and the sun helps to heat.

Move-in · living room

Switch on the wall. App in your pocket.

Everyday things: the switch. The app shows the whole house, no programming.

Everyday things are handled by the switch on the wall. The app shows the whole house, and you change settings in it without any programming.

Move-in · added since moving in: 0

A house that grows with you.

Switches and sensors share one bus in the wall. Two wires, no batteries.

Switches and sensors share one bus: two wires in the wall, no batteries. ioSWIPE and ioMULTISENS also speak Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. What to prepare for later, we go through in the design.

+1 year · a new light

A new light next year? Why not.

We plan DALI above the table in the design. An electrician then just connects and addresses the light.

In the design we plan the DALI bus above the table too, where nothing hangs yet. An electrician just connects and addresses the new light. We then add it to your scenes.

+2 years · the greenhouse

Even the vegetable bed asks for water.

A compatible sensor reports by radio, the nearest switch is the gateway, ioMASTER waters. Check support first.

A compatible moisture sensor talks over Matter, Thread, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. ioSWIPE switches and ioMULTISENS sensors double as gateways: the nearest one passes the message over the bus to the board, and ioMASTER starts the watering. Support for a specific sensor is worth checking in advance.

+3 years · one system

One system instead of six.

Lights, blinds, heating, alarm, energy and air: one distribution board and one app.

Lights, blinds, heating, security, energy and ventilation in one distribution board and one app. We design it, supply the modules, commission it and train you. An electrician does the cabling and the 230 V work.