Our homes today look vastly different from those of our ancestors. Progress is advancing by leaps and bounds, and as a result, we can now easily have what is called a smart home. We can equip our homes with many things that, until quite recently, might have seemed like a complete utopia—something unimaginable.
And what characterizes such a smart home? For example, it features the P5 FUTUREnow smart electrical installation.
These are smart home modules that primarily assist with controlling various types of lighting, as well as blinds and curtains. They offer multi-channel switches, dimmers, and modules for controlling stepper motors, all designed for DIN rail mounting with bus and Ethernet connection.
It is possible to automatically switch various appliances on and off, and to efficiently monitor energy consumption. Sensors can also automatically activate modules such as heating the driveway, sprinkling the garden proportional to the weather conditions, turning heating on and off, shutting off the main water supply in case of a leak detection, efficient ventilation and temporary thermostat shutdown upon detection of carbon dioxide, or even the simultaneous shutdown of all unnecessary appliances with a single command.
The devices use an open communication protocol, which allows for interconnection with control systems from all known manufacturers, meaning a highly flexible utilization of all possibilities. They cooperate with systems such as CONTROL4, FIBARO, NEETS, AMINA, and many others.
And who wouldn't want the possibility to control their home remotely via the internet, right? (App for Android)
