Complete control.
One application.
Whether it is a home or a building, Nexo Hub brings together systems from different brands — security, video, climate, loads, building — and exposes them in a single interface. It mounts on a DIN rail. It can also sit in place. You program it from the web page, on site and remotely. For daily use there is an application on Windows, Android, iOS and macOS.
In many buildings the plant is a set of independent systems: a security panel from one brand, climate from another, cameras from a third. Each has its own application, its own limits, and none of them shares state with the others.
Nexo Hub is installed on the local network and acts as the bridge. It mounts on a DIN rail. It can also sit in place. Devices connect as needed: over a local protocol when the system is reachable on site, or via cloud when that is the path provided. It collects status and commands and presents them in a dashboard that only shows what is actually connected. You don’t replace the systems already in the field — you make them work together.
Programming is done from the web page, both on the plant network and remotely via cloud, and does not require programming skills. For everyday use there is a native application for Windows, Android, iOS and macOS. Logic and scenes stay on the hub and keep running even if the cloud is unreachable.
Remotely the path is the Nexo Labs cloud: the hub connects on its own, over an encrypted channel, and the plant is not published on the Internet. How the connection works
Eight isolated inputs and eight isolated outputs, a field bus, Ethernet, and room for photos, clips and backups.
Enclosure for rail mounting. It can also sit in place.
Isolated ports for field modules and devices, on the same hub as the network integrations.
Field contacts and signals: you see them on the dashboard and use them in logic together with the rest of the plant.
Commands to relays and loads, from the dashboard and from automations.
Inputs, outputs and the field bus stay isolated from the control logic. The plant is safer and more stable.
Photos, clips, backups and updates on board. A clock for schedules, sunrise and sunset.
You connect devices as needed, make them interoperate with logic and scenes, program from the web page on site or remotely, and use the application when you are on the move.
The dashboard brings together status and commands for the connected systems. It only shows the sections that match what is installed, so you don’t have to jump between applications.
Rules in the form “if this happens, then do that”: an event on one system can command another, even when they are different brands. Conditions, delays, calendar, sunrise and sunset. They stay on the hub even without an external connection.
Named sequences of actions, to be recalled from the dashboard, from a rule or from a voice assistant. Once defined, they run on their own on the hub.
Integrations, users, logic and parameters are set from the web page: locally, on the plant network, and also remotely via cloud. For daily use you use the app on Windows, Android, iOS and macOS.
From CCTV systems the hub receives video-analytics rules, shows live streams on site and remotely, and saves event photos and clips so they remain available after the fact.
You decide what to notify, with which text and on which site. Alerts arrive on the app, without keeping the dashboard open. Where needed, events are also forwarded to an alarm receiving centre.
Eight isolated inputs and eight isolated outputs are part of the plant: you see them on the dashboard and use them in logic and scenes, together with everything connected on the network.
Each integration uses the channel that makes sense for that device: a local-network protocol if the system is reachable on site, or the cloud when that is the path provided. You do not force a single route on the whole plant.
Integrations are organised by category and you only enable what you need. Each device connects over a local protocol or via cloud, depending on what is available. The catalogue grows over time; if a brand is missing, we develop it.
Panels, zones, arming and plant events, visible and controllable together with the rest of the system.
Cameras and recorders. The hub receives video-analytics rules, shows live on site and remotely, and keeps event photos and clips.
Doorbell call and door release, in the same control point as the rest of the plant.
Air conditioners and thermostats, with setpoints, modes and status read and commanded like the rest of the plant. Virtual thermostats as well, with a probe and hysteresis.
Lights, outlets, relays, shutters and irrigation, grouped and automatable together with the other connected systems.
Connected locks, gates and garages: opening and status of access points in the same control point.
Televisions and sound distribution, commandable from logic and scenes together with the rest of the home.
A link towards field and supervision systems already present in the building, and towards voice assistants.
Load monitoring, UPS and weather data, so you have a picture of the plant beyond commands.
Alerts on the app and, where needed, forwarding of events to an alarm receiving centre or an external receiver.
Eight isolated inputs and eight isolated outputs on the hub: contacts, commands and automations without an extra module.
You are not tied to one manufacturer. The dashboard rebuilds itself around what you have connected.
It may be a new brand, a field system, a panel or a device already on site. Nexo Labs designs the integration and brings it onto the same hub, with the same application and the same way of working. You don’t need a second system beside it.
From the web page, on the local network or via cloud, you enable integrations and set logic, users and plant parameters.
For daily use you use the app on Windows, Android, iOS and macOS: the same plant, on site on the local network or remotely. Live video and notifications are there too.
Rules and scenes link the integrated devices to each other, on-board I/O included. They stay on the hub and run on their own, even without the cloud.
It is built for installers, system integrators, and anyone running buildings or sites where several systems already live together. The aim is to unify what is there, without ripping out what works and without adding another isolated application.
Tell us what is in the field, what is missing and what you want to unify. We start from the real context, not from a catalogue to tick.
We reply in person. If it makes sense, we set up an operational conversation on how Nexo Hub fits into your plant.
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