Smart Home Systems

Your phone is smart. Your car is smart. What about your home?

CLAI is a next-generation smart home system that simplifies everyday life by bringing compatible home technologies under wireless control. It can use existing electrical infrastructure, helping to avoid extensive rewiring. Device compatibility and installation requirements are assessed for each property.

A cost-effective alternative to conventional wired smart home systems. Control of selected standby devices helps reduce unnecessary energy consumption.

Adds functionality and modern living features to your home, which can enhance its appeal when selling or renting.

Uses existing wiring where suitable and supports both new projects and occupied homes. Installation time depends on the property and system configuration.

Automated scenes simplify daily routines. Remote control and configured emergency functions support comfort and home security.

Control panels, smartphones and tablets allow you to manage connected lighting, security cameras, curtains, shutters and home entertainment systems at the touch of a button.

Supported functions can also be controlled over the internet while you are away. Preconfigured scenes save time by combining several actions. A leaving-home scene, for example, can check supported window sensors, close curtains and shutters, switch off lighting, control compatible gas and water valves, disconnect selected outlets and provide status information.

If you forget to activate a scene before leaving, you can use your phone remotely. Other functions, such as pool filling, can be included where the required equipment and safeguards are installed. Available functions depend on the selected devices, integrations and connectivity.

• Control connected curtains, shutters and lighting as a group from a touch panel, smartphone or tablet.
• Activate arrival, departure, holiday, night, entertainment or morning scenes with a single action.

• Emergency and panic buttons can trigger configured notifications. Notification recipients and any connections to health or security services depend on the project specification and available integrations.

• Use motion sensors to control connected lighting.
• Presence and temperature sensors can manage compatible air-conditioning or heating equipment according to occupancy and the selected temperature.
• Disconnect selected standby devices at bedtime.
• Open configured curtains and shutters at daylight and switch off designated lighting.

Coordinated automation helps your home respond to everyday routines. Compatible electrical devices can work together, creating a broad range of control options for more comfortable living.