System modes

Examples of system modes:

WELCOME HOME
Pressing a “welcome home” button on a remote control as you pull into your driveway and having your pathway, front porch and hallway lights turn on. Your air-conditioner begins to warm or cool your living room, and your favourite music starts playing throughout your house.

GOODBYE
At the push of one button you can turn everything off in the house and arm the alarm system.

NIGHT
Transfer of light into the night mode, switching off unnecessary lighting, floor heating system, conditioners in empty rooms, transfer of climate control systems into the night mode, temperature reduction in the bedroom by several degrees, etc.

ALARM CLOCK
Setting the time for alarm clock at which the following systems are activated: turning the music on with gradually increasing volume, smooth switching the light on/blinds opening, transfer of climate control system to day operation mode, turning floor heating system on, etc.

CINEMA
Switching off key lighting, switching on additional background light for a while, drawing blinds, lowering screen, switching on home theatre system.

GUESTS
Switching on additional illumination devices, decorative lighting, fountains, access denial to smart terminals, switching on background music, intensification of fresh air supply to the drawing room.

TRIP
Transfer of climate control systems to economy operation mode (preservation) allowing to maintain minimum temperature required for functioning of engineering systems, switching on system of imitation of owner’s presence (turning the lights on and off at night in certain rooms), etc.

ECONOMY
Transfer of lighting and climate control systems to economy operation mode.

SECURITY
Switching on perimeter guard, territory, outside doors, gates, hatches. Activation of windows opening sensors, sensors detecting movement on the territory.

ALARM
Turning on external lighting, electronic barking dog alarm, displaying video pictures of outdoor surveillance cameras, sending SMS to homeowner or security company, etc.