Ampio - where to find advanced installation documentation?

Good morning,

I've been trying unsuccessfully to find information on the web about the Ampio system beyond what appears on the ampio.com.co.uk website. The system looks interesting, but from what I've gathered, the company's policy seems to be to completely cut out the tinkerers (savvy individual customers) who can handle the installation and configuration. At this stage, I simply don't want to call around for certified installers or make appointments with a sales representative. I will certainly do this if I find that the system meets my requirements both technically and economically. A search on the forum gives only rudimentary information ... only the mere mention that such a system exists. In comparison, Sterbox - here we have open access to documentation, price list and demo setup.

Returning to the Ampio system, I am particularly interested in:

1. installer-level documentation that will give me a complete picture of what the system can and cannot do (logic functions, etc.).

2. the ability to click through some sort of demo version of their configuration software.

3. a price list of the various modules for the end customer.

Regards and thanks in advance for your help.
Gites

Gitesson wrote:

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1. installer-level documentation that will give me a complete picture of what the system can and cannot do (logic functions, etc.).

2.

It is silly to write that it can do everything, but it can do a lot. Certainly most when it comes to Polish manufacturers. Ask for specifics and I will answer.

Gitesson wrote:

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2. possibility to click on some demo version of their configuration software.

3.

This is a distributed logic system, it's hard to make a simulator for something like this. But it's simple to set up and offers a lot of possibilities. For someone who can figure something out in a short time.

Gitesson wrote:

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3 Pricing of individual modules for the end customer.

2.

Attached. The price list should be updated soon because it does not have everything. E.g. the KNX module which has been around for a long time....