Touch Pure Flex 

Guests are provided access via the web or Loxone app to the control options made available to them—particularly heating, sleep mode, and much more. This access is granted only for the duration of their stay. For many guests, this is a special highlight. They can even set their preferred temperature on the way from the airport to the apartment and customize the lighting ambiance. Thanks to the expandable capabilities of the Loxone control, you can do much more. 

However, it is a special add-on designed for guests with high standards and interest. Many guests simply want to sleep peacefully—adjusting the temperature with a few clicks, turning the lights on and off, and nothing more. For many, the app control can be overwhelming, especially for older generations. 

For this reason, we strongly recommend using the powerful Loxone solution, known as the Touch-Pure-Flex. This user-friendly, compact display offers the most important controls directly in the room through an intuitive and simple interface. Drawing on our decades of experience, we have developed a minimalist solution that we highly recommend to our customers. It is offered as an add-on; while not mandatory, it is highly beneficial.

Exit & Arme

This function allows guests to exit and lock the room, meaning that re-entry requires re-entering the access code. It is one of the primary and most sensitive features, with detailed descriptions and implementation guidelines available here.

To prevent accidental activation, a long-click mechanism is implemented to ensure that triggering this function is a deliberate decision by the guest. The long-click initiates a delayed arming process and provides the guest with an adjustable time period—typically one minute—to leave the room.

During this period, the status LED blinks rapidly, and the status text displays the remaining time until the alarm is activated. At any time during this countdown, the guest can cancel the process with a single click, returning the room to a disarmed state.

Once the room is armed, the status LED remains continuously lit. No further actions are possible from this point; the guest must leave the room and re-enter the access code to gain entry again.

Sleep

This function enables guests to prepare the room for sleep. Lights, ventilation, and heating can be adjusted, blinds can be lowered, and much more can be controlled to ensure the highest quality of experience. More information about Sleep Mode can be found here.

For Sleep Mode, a switch is implemented that is also visible on the guest user interface. The Touch Pure Flex exclusively triggers this switch.

Switch button triggering functions are as follows: Text "Sleep" in Sleep Mode; Auto when Sleep is off; Arrow Down indicates the switch button is off; Arrow Up indicates the switch button is on; and the display text shows "Auto."

Lights

Unfortunately, this simple function still causes the most difficulties for guests. Loxone supports a very intelligent and powerful lighting control system based on lighting moods —you can read more about it here. 

The greatest challenge is turning off the lights, whether using the Touch Pure Flex or the Touch Pure light switch. Most guests are accustomed to clicking the switch once to turn on the lights and clicking it again to turn them off, but that is not the case with our system.

To achieve and simplify this, we have found that the best experience is achieved when turning off the lights is also implemented as a lighting mood accessible via plus and minus inputs of the lighting controller (m+, m-). 

The default "Bright" lighting mood, identified by ID 99, is always set to the first position, while the "Off" lighting mood is set to the last position. If the lights are activated automatically, most guests will select the "Bright" mood automatically —that is, the first option. Consequently, scrolling backward using the down arrow button brings them to the last lighting scene, which is designated for "Off." The result is as follows: when the light icon is clicked and then the down arrow is pressed, the lights will turn off. Although it still requires two clicks, appropriate help text ensures that the process remains intuitive for guests.

Temperature (Temp.)

Ventilation

Blinds