Klause Booking System — Floor
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XAVORNEX Tech — the quiet parts, powered
The Klause ends the hover-and-peek: door panels that glow free or busy down the corridor, calendars that stay the boss, and occupancy sensing that counts presence without cameras.
Pod technology earns its place by disappearing: ventilation that scales with CO₂ rather than schedules, media walls with cameras at eye height and cables already home, booking panels that glow the truth from down the corridor. Everything speaks standard protocols, and everything is serviceable without dismantling the pod around it.
Design & Craft
- Utilisation reports facilities actually read
- Firmware from the dashboard, not a ladder
- Serviceable without dismantling the pod around it
- Standard protocols with documented interfaces
- Spare parts available
Specifications
| Kit | 10 panels + sensors + reports |
| Glow | Corridor-visible status |
| Privacy | Camera-free sensing |
| Calendar | Integrations listed, tested |
| Weight | ≈ 18.4 kg |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
Care
Wipe screens and sensors with a dry microfibre; keep firmware current from the dashboard; replace filters and batteries on the printed schedule. Everything logs — read the logs before replacing anything.
Questions, Answered
Is the air monitoring accurate?
Sensors are calibrated, logged and checked at yearly service; CO₂ readings drive ventilation automatically on equipped pods. Numbers you can show facilities, not just colours.
Can tech be retrofitted to existing pods?
Most kits fit the whole pod range and state compatibility plainly — retrofitting does not disturb the acoustic shell.
The XAVORNEX Promise
Offices move; pods should keep up. Flat-pack engineering means a booth dismantles and relocates in hours — check gaskets and seals after reassembly.