Lighting Control

Lighting control systems can range from single room to whole house systems depending on your needs. Basic, single room systems can be controlled from wall keypads or remote controls to add convenience and aesthetic appeal to that room. More advanced, whole house systems can be integrated with automation controllers to provide automated lighting control and advanced lighting scenes while also reducing energy costs.

• Conveniently control lights in your home from anywhere through a variety of devices including touch panels, keypads, remotes, TVs, PDAs, PCs, the Internet, phone, voice commands, and email

• Reduce energy costs through the use of dimmers and by ensuring that your lights are off when they are not in use

• Increase the longevity of your light bulbs by dimming them while they are in use

• Create lighting scenes by grouping sets of lights throughout your home

• Conveniently control lighting scenes through the touch of a button

• Turn off every light in your home when you go to bed by pressing the “Goodnight” button on your bedside remote

• Use lighting scenes to improve the look and feel of your home for any situation

• Create an “Entertain” lighting scene that turns on outside lights to welcome your guests and sets interior lights in entertaining spaces to preset levels

• Use event triggers to automate lighting scenes

• Turn on specific indoor and outdoor lights automatically to preset levels one hour before sunset

• Increase security with automated lighting events

• Illuminate exit pathways throughout your home in the event of a fire

• Deter intruders by randomly illuminating rooms throughout your home while you are away

• Control ambient light (sunlight) through the use of automated window coverings that can be included in any lighting scene