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Lighting control

Lighting control is a fundamental part of any home automation system, providing some of the most user-friendly, convenient benefits including an "all off" button that can turn every light off from next to your bed, or a "welcome home" button that can be operated by remote control in your car, turning on garage, pathway and hallway lights. There are also many energy saving benefits to be gained from lighting control systems including utilising sensors and timers to turn off lights automatically, and dimmers to reduce the amount of power consumed.

Home theatre

Flat screen TVs, video projectors, surround sound systems, DVD players, Blue Ray recorders, hard disk recorders, pay TV, digital TV and gaming consoles; is it any wonder people find the home theatre a complicated room to operate? Simplify operation and replace multiple remote controls with a universal remote, furthermore, integrated into a home automation system a universal remote can also activate the room's lighting and curtains.

Keyless entry

We use remotes to lock and unlock our cars, so why at home, do we still fumble around with our keys to open the door. In a smart home, keyless entry takes on a whole new level of functionality with the ability to trigger other events such as turning on the lights, music and air conditioning.

Irrigation

Did you know an automated irrigation system reduces water wastage far beyond that of a standalone irrigation system? Even then, efficiencies can be further maximised by taking other variables into consideration such as daytime temperature, rainfall, wind speed, and ground moisture, and all conveniently controlled via a touch screen or web tablet inside the home, as well as a mobile phone or Internet.

Air conditioning

One of the most power-hungry devices in our home. However, integrated into a home automation system with timers and sensors it can operate far more efficiently. Including automatic opening and closing of your windows and blinds will further reduce your thermal transfer. User-friendly operation using the same switches and touch screens as your lights or can be controlled via the Internet or your mobile phone.

Security

Home security is a must these days and a system integrated into a smart home provides far greater security benefits, including turning on lights as a deterrent, alerting you via your email or SMS if there is an intrusion and allowing you to view cameras from your mobile phone. The C-Bus Wiser Home Controller can easily arm and disarm via one button that can also control your lighting, curtains and air conditioner as you come and go.

Multi room audio

A multi room audio system allows you to listen to music throughout your home, without the need for big bulky speakers and electronic components. With the choice of either the same music or various sources in different rooms your whole family will be happy. You can even plug your kids' iPods into the system in their bedrooms!

Media centre

Want to make the most of your "digital content" and eliminate the need to store videos, music and digital photos onto hundreds of disks? Media centres are a new addition to the home, whereby they provide a central location for the storage and playback of any type of digital information, ultimately supplying glitch-free media anywhere in the home through home networking.

Video intercom

Rapidly replacing the front door bell, video intercoms are far more powerful when integrated into a smart home together with keyless and automated entry systems. The intercom rings, your visitor appears on the TV, you give a verbal welcome via cordless phone and press the "open door" button on your remote, all without even moving from the couch.

Windows and blinds

Motorised windows, blinds and curtain dressings are incredibly practical. Most importantly though, they improve living environments by automatically adjusting according to the surroundings, so you will always be living with the perfect amount of ambient light, airflow, and temperature. Imagine it's summer; in the morning the windows and curtains automatically open to allow air flow and light, as the outside temperature increases the windows close, then as sunlight increases the blinds close.