Built Boards automation enclosures
25 March, 2013The Built Board series enclosures are suitable for use in home or commercial automation installations and are large enough to house all project hardware in one location. Built boards are available in four standard sizes; from 81 to 243 pole, featuring 27 poles per DIN rail to allow for 2 x standard C-Bus or Dynalite control units plus RCBOs.
An enhanced launch for Clipsal’s eDLT
11 February, 2013Approximately 50 systems integrator customers, architects and specifiers gathered for the world launch of Clipsal by Schneider Electric’s new C-Bus lighting control eDLT switch in Adelaide earlier this month.
Clipsal by Schneider Electric eDLT switch
07 February, 2013Clipsal by Schneider Electric has launched the enhanced Dynamic Labelling Technology (eDLT) switch. Based on the C-Bus DLT switch, the eDLT offers both installers and end users greater functionality and design benefits, simplified installation and displays C-Bus system information that would usually require a touch screen.
Integration is the key
18 January, 2013Clipsal C-Bus can be programmed to do some impressive things, but often the most spectacular functions are unseen - quietly going about their business without any fuss or fanfare.
Audio distribution over IP
22 October, 2012The AU320 is a networkable audio solution that integrates messaging playback and background music in retail outlets and other commercial settings. All content storage, management and scheduling is done from one central location.
iRoom iPad in-wall docking solution
03 October, 2012The iRoom iPad in-wall docking solution is designed for residential and commercial installations of the iPad. It has iPad security and access control features, enabling users to control who can remove the iPad.
Unitronix fanless, low-power panel PC
12 July, 2011The PPC-1571, a fanless and low-power panel PC, containing a 15″ LCD, is a PC/display solution in home or industry. The PC realises abundant I/O connectors in an ultraslim structure. Therefore, it can be applied in applications with strict requirements for appearance and dimensions, such as plastic mechanisms, testing devices and home automation among others.
Project: Integrating lighting and security systems for a waterfront property
06 July, 2011When a team from New Zealand-based custom installation company Automation Associates (AA) was working on an architecturally designed home in a prime waterfront location, they had to maintain the minimalistic look but fully integrate the lighting, entertainment and security systems.
Home networks: the new frontier for media and communications
02 March, 2011A report recently issued by the communications regulator outlines the significant growth in home networks in Australia in recent years and their growth potential.
Communications Alliance comments on NBN Co corporate plan
21 December, 2010The peak body for the Australian communications industry, Communications Alliance, has commented on the recently released NBN Co Limited Corporate Plan, expressing its views over battery back-up and home-run architecture issues.
Project: Improving student comfort and reducing energy consumption in specialist school
05 November, 2010The Italian Bilingual School (IBS), located in Sydney’s inner western suburb of Leichhardt, upgraded its teaching facilities earlier this year, with its top priorities being to improve the learning environment and comfort of students, as well as reducing energy consumption. Robert Ruggeri, principal of the school, turned to HPM Legrand, and added BTicino sound diffusion and lighting automation systems to effect these objectives.
Ruckus Wireless MediaFlex 7000 Series Smart Wi-Fi system
31 August, 2010 byThe Ruckus Wireless MediaFlex 7000 Series Smart Wi-Fi system can be used with the Telstra T-Box set-top boxes to connect them beyond the reach of an ethernet connection or normal Wi-Fi connectivity.
The three ‘easies’ of home automation
05 August, 2010 by Paul StathisWhile we all have our opinions on what’s driving or holding back the uptake of home automation, I’ve personally reached the conclusion that the real ‘gatekeepers’ of the rate of adoption of home automation are electrical contractors. That statement might ‘ruffle a few feathers’, but I’ve drawn that conclusion from lots of market analysis, speaking with home owners, builders, developers, real estate agents, integrators and equipment suppliers. If you’re an electrical contractor, I believe the future of home automation is in your hands. So what’s holding you back?
C-Bus multi-room audio system
01 July, 2010 byThe C-Bus multi-room audio system provides a simple and seamless way of providing music throughout the home without the need for wall controllers or bulky speakers.
TecHome remote control and receiver suite
01 July, 2010The TecHome long-range, multi-channel, 433 MHz/ZigBee protocol remote control and receiver suite are designed to control any electrical device in a home including gates, doors, shutters, blinds, awnings, pool and irrigation pumps, air conditioning, fans and indoor and outdoor lighting.
