SPACES, THOUGHTFULLY CONNECTED
Good control starts with understanding the room. Discover a practical approach to lighting, scenes and everyday interaction.
BUILT FOR COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
Each environment has its own rhythm. Start with the everyday experience, then build the right combination of controls.
01 / HospitalityGuest rooms, suites, conference areas
Bring lighting, shades and scene controls together in a clear, intuitive guest experience.
Intuitive bedside control, welcoming arrival scenes and a simple way to turn the room off.
Group the most-used actions at the bedside and entrance. Coordinate lighting and shade requirements with the room system.
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02 / Commercial OfficesPrivate offices, open spaces, meeting rooms
Adapt lighting and room controls to focused work, everyday meetings and shared spaces.
Flexible meeting modes, clear controls in shared rooms and consistent operation across floors.
Define scenes for presentations, discussions and everyday use. Consider occupancy sensing where the project calls for it.
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03 / Residential & Mixed-UseMulti-unit buildings, amenity spaces
A consistent family of switches and finishes for living spaces and shared amenities.
A coordinated look across living spaces, common areas and changing daily routines.
Plan room-by-room functions first, then align finishes and control layouts for a consistent experience.
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04 / Education & InstitutionalClassrooms, labs, public facilities
Simple, clearly labeled controls for classrooms, lecture halls and public facilities.
Clearly labeled controls that work for different users in teaching and shared spaces.
Keep essential functions easy to identify. Review control access and the needs of teaching, maintenance and facilities teams.
Discuss your projectList room types, quantities and typical use.
Capture the scenes and individual controls needed.
Coordinate keypads, modules, sensors and power.
Confirm drawings, labels and documentation before purchase.
YOUR PROJECT. YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
Bring your ideas, model shortlist and open questions. Start with a clear project brief.
