For Electricians: Offer Loxone Without In-House Programming
Electricians can offer Loxone projects without building their own programming department. GEN Smart Home handles planning, logic, programming and commissioning in the background while the customer relationship stays with the electrician. In practice, this needs 3 clear things: responsibilities, clean handovers and transparent communication.
Quick Overview
| Task | Electrician | GEN Smart Home |
|---|---|---|
| Customer relationship | Stays with the electrician | Provides specialist support |
| Electrical installation | Execution and safety | Loxone-relevant requirements |
| Loxone planning | Customer coordination | Structure, components and logic |
| Programming | Not required | Implementation and testing |
| Commissioning | On-site support | Function test and handover |
Why subcontracting can make sense
Many electricians receive smart home requests but do not want to carry programming risk. At the same time, they do not want to lose the customer to another provider.
A specialist partner solves this. The electrician remains the main contact. GEN handles the Loxone part.
Where to save and where not
| Sensible savings | Do not cut here |
|---|---|
| Avoid building an in-house Loxone team | Technical review before quoting |
| Use standardised workflows | Cable lists and cabinet structure |
| Define repeatable project types | Function testing and documentation |
| Involve GEN per project | Clear communication about scope |
Good cooperation prevents change orders and protects the customer relationship.
How cooperation works
We clarify project scope, roles and technical context. Then we provide Loxone planning, support implementation and handle programming plus commissioning.
More details are available on partner electricians.
Conclusion
Electricians do not need to reject Loxone projects because in-house programming capacity is missing. With a specialist partner, projects can be offered and delivered cleanly.
If you want to review a project, send the details through the project planner or contact us directly.
FAQ
Does the customer stay with the electrician?
Yes. That is part of the model. GEN supports the Loxone scope in the background or visibly by agreement.
Does GEN do the electrical installation?
No. The electrician remains responsible for electrical execution. GEN handles Loxone planning, programming and commissioning.
Can GEN help during the quote phase?
Yes. A technical review before quoting is often the best time to prevent problems.
Does this work outside Berlin?
Berlin and Brandenburg are the focus. Projects elsewhere are possible by arrangement.
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