Smart building · Indoor court control
Loxone integration: indoor court control driven by booking
August 12, 2026 · Loxone Integration
What's in use
- Connection to Loxone smart home / building
- Indoor control tied to booking time windows
- Lighting, climate, and access can be automated
- Fewer manual switching tasks for operators
- Save energy when courts are unused
- Early stage: interest and pilot projects welcome
Many tennis and padel halls are still switched manually: lights on, heating up, door open — often regardless of whether a court booking is actually running. We're changing that: Court Reservation is building a Loxone integration that ties indoor court control to the booking calendar.
What the Loxone integration should enable
The goal is an end-to-end flow from online booking to the physical hall. When a slot is booked, Loxone can trigger or unlock typical building functions — and wind them down again when the booking ends.
- Lighting matched to the booked court and time window
- Climate and heating on demand instead of constant full load
- Access and door control during the booked window
- Additional Loxone scenes for hall, foyer, or side rooms
Why indoor control and court booking belong together
Without a link you get waste and friction: courts are booked but the hall is dark — or the hall runs at full load with nobody playing. Combining Court Reservation and Loxone helps operators and clubs align occupancy, comfort, and energy use.
Who this is for
Especially relevant for facility operators, multi-court venues, and clubs with indoor courts that already use Loxone or plan smart building automation. Booking logic stays in Court Reservation — Loxone handles on-site execution.
Current status
The integration is in the development phase. We're prioritizing real indoor-facility use cases and looking for early feedback from interested venues and clubs.
Interested in Loxone indoor court control?
If you want to automate hall control from court bookings — or already run Loxone — get in touch directly. We'll discuss requirements, feasibility, and possible pilot projects.
Register your interest → or email office@webmuehle.at.