Loxone Air sensors: wireless expansion without new cabling
If your home is already finished and running new cables isn't realistic, Loxone Air sensors add automation wirelessly — battery-powered, through the Miniserver.
How it works
Pick your sensor type
The Air range typically includes window/door, motion, and temperature sensors — choose based on what the room actually needs.
Add an Air extension
An Air extension module connects to the Miniserver via Loxone Link — it's the wireless bridge between sensors and controller.
Pair via Loxone Config
Sensors are added to the system with the free Loxone Config software — a visual, function-block programming environment.
Check signal and placement
Before final mounting, confirm the signal reaches the Miniserver from the chosen spot — thick walls can weaken it.
Why Air, not always Tree
No walls to open up
Air sensors run on batteries and talk wirelessly, so nothing needs to be wired to each device.
Air — wireless and battery-powered
Communicates with the Miniserver through an Air extension; ideal for finished rooms where cabling is impractical.
Tree — one cable, power and data
The Loxone Tree bus delivers power and data over a single 4-wire cable in a tree topology — a different approach if you're wiring from scratch.
Miniserver — the brain on a DIN rail
All automation logic runs locally, so core functions don't depend on the cloud or an internet connection.
Loxone Config — free software
PC software for configuring the system with visual function blocks; partly accessible to enthusiasts too.
Air and Tree, one system
A single Miniserver can run both Air and Tree devices — choose per room, not for the whole house at once.
What's typically included
Exact models and counts depend on the project — this is a general outline.
- Miniserver — the central controller
- Air extension module
- Air sensors as needed (window/door, motion, temperature)
- Loxone Config software (free)
- Access to the certified Loxone Partner installer network
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Loxone Air and Tree?
Air is wireless and battery-powered, while Tree is a wired bus that carries both power and data over one cable. Air suits spots where running a cable is impractical.
Can Air and Tree be used in the same system?
Yes — one Miniserver can run both Air and Tree devices at once; the choice depends on the specific room, not the whole house.
Can I learn Loxone Config myself, without an installer?
Config is free and partly accessible to enthusiasts, but most Loxone products and installations go through the certified Loxone Partner network.
Does a Loxone system work without internet?
Yes — the Miniserver runs all core automation logic locally, so basic functions don't depend on the cloud.
How does Loxone differ from KNX?
Loxone is a closed, manufacturer-centric platform with its own bus, while KNX is an open international standard supported by many manufacturers.
Want to see Air sensors up close?
Browse the range in the shop and see what fits your home — honestly, no overselling.