Intelligent security and convenience

Integrated smart home illumination

Lighting is no longer just about flicking a switch when entering a room.

Modern smart lighting can transform your home by improving security, reducing energy waste, and providing hands-free comfort tailored to your daily routines.

Through the use of an integrated smart home hub controller, every light bulb, sensor, and switch can work together seamlessly.

This gives you the power and control of a network that adapts dynamically to your routines throughout the day, whether you are at home or away on holiday.

The ultimate deterrent: presence simulation

The illusion of occupancy

A dark, quiet house is an open invitation to intruders. Traditional plugin light timers are predictable and easily spotted by experienced burglars.

Smart lighting solves this by making a vacant property look completely occupied from the outside.

Randomised routines

Randomised routines can switch lights on and off from one room to the next make the light coming through blinds and gaps in your curtains simulate occupancy with a great deal of realism.

These random routines work particularly well when you're away on holiday.

You can set 'Away Scenes' to mimic the normal usage of your lights while at home, turning them on and off across the kitchen, lounge, and bedrooms, creating an authentic, unpredictable pattern that mirrors a real family's activities as they move around the house.

Automatic routines don't just work for families away on holiday, they also work for vulnerable people living alone or with mobility challenges who want to make their property look like there are more people living there than there actually are.

Integrating lights and blinds

When smart lights are paired with motorized smart blinds, they create an incredibly convincing illusion of life inside the home.

As dusk falls, schedules automatically close the blinds and simultaneously switch on realistic, warm lighting across different rooms, replicating your natural evening routine.

Dynamic sunset tracking

Forget manually adjusting timers as the seasons change, smart home hub controllers track your local dusk and sunset times automatically.

Your lights and blinds will adapt their activation times day by day throughout the year, ensuring the home is never left looking dark, vacant and vulnerable.

TV simulators

One of the most effective security tricks is simulated television lighting.

Specialized multi-coloured LED light units emit a brightness-shifting, flickering glow that can be seen against your blinds or reflected above the gaps in your curtains.

The flickering lights are recorded from actual TV programmes, making them look completely realistic.

From the street, the glow of the light looks indistinguishable from a real television being watched by someone sitting in the room, forcing any opportunistic thieves to quickly move on.

Midnight bathroom trips

Guiding lights on the landing

Waking up in the night and turning on a harsh overhead light can give an uncomfortably shock to sleepy eyes and disrupt sleep cycles.

Skirting board lights sense motion and gently illuminate paths across hallways and landings and stairs using low, warm, low-power LED bulbs that guide you to the bathroom without waking the rest of the household.

These lights also have a safety application, shepherding young children or elderly relatives safely across the house in the body's time of sleepiest incoordination and vulnerability.

Kitchen and utility cupboards

No more dark recesses

We've all done it - groped aimlessly inside the wardrobe at night to find your night shorts by feel, or knocked over the Worcestershire Sauce trying to get the tin of pineapple chunks at the back of the pantry.

With smart cupboard lighting, tiny contact sensors fitted directly to the pantry or cupboard doors illuminate the space moment the door is pulled open.

The interior area lights up instantly, and turns off automatically the second the door is shut, saving you from clearing up sticky sauce spills or spending an uncomfortable night in your partners underwear.

Automate the kids' bedtimes

Calming, regular sleep routines

Bedtime routines can be fully automated to help your little ones settle.

Night lights can be programmed to gently fade out over 30 minutes after they have fallen asleep.

Alterniatively, if they wake up unexpectedly later in the night, smart motion sensors can gradually turn the lights back on and soothe them awake before they've even stepped out of the bed.