Control at the touch of a button
Amid a burgeoning market for living space modernisation in the construction industry, Schneider Electric has launched Connect – a highly innovative wireless lighting control system, which places the user in complete and constant control. The pioneering Connect system is the ultimate solution for anyone wanting to modernise their electrical installation, as it combines an unparalleled amount of flexibility, comfort and safety.
Amid a burgeoning market for living space modernisation in the construction industry, Schneider Electric has launched Connect – a highly innovative wireless lighting control system, which places the user in complete and constant control.??The pioneering Connect system is the ultimate solution for anyone wanting to modernise their electrical installation, as it combines an unparalleled amount of flexibility, comfort and safety.?
With functionality at the forefront, the system is controlled by one central unit which is attractive, slender in design and extremely easy to use. It can even enable remote access when the user is not at home or in the building, providing reassurance that the lighting has been switched off. Making for a holistic solution, Connect enables total control of everything from televisions, DVD players and other audio devices, through to building functions such as lighting, blinds and presence detection. Added to this are multimedia applications giving the user full understanding of usage with displays of current news, email updates and slideshow presentations. There is also the benefit of history data and forwarding by email so, for example, if the lighting is switched on when the user is on holiday, they will immediately receive a warning email.
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