With USR controls, one. Lighting, curtains and climate answer a single touch, on any protocol and from any brand, designed, installed and commissioned by our engineers.
AI concept visualisations · Illustrative scenes, not completed USR projects.
Six plates by the front door, and nobody remembers which one is the terrace.
Going room to room every night, turning everything off by hand.
Corridors and meeting rooms lit all night, and paid for every month.
The scenes on the drawings were never programmed, so the lighting just switches.
Lights, curtains and air conditioning on separate apps that never talk to each other.
A proprietary system nobody can service once the original installer has gone.
Now picture this
The hall, the kitchen and the terrace light up as you reach the door. The living room is already cooling to 23°.
One tap. The pendants settle at 40% in warm white, the curtains close and the music starts.
Everything goes off, except a soft 5% path to the kitchen.
The curtains open with the sunrise. The lights stay off while the daylight is enough.
Nobody touched a switch.
On a wired bus (DALI-2, KNX, DMX512) or as a wireless node (Zigbee, Casambi), every light and group can be reached on its own.
Press a keypad, tap a wall panel or the app, or let sensors and the clock decide.
A local controller runs the scenes, schedules and logic: presence, daylight, sunset and occupancy.
Status returns to every keypad, panel and phone, so nothing is ever out of sync.
There's no single right protocol. We choose the one that fits each space, then connect the rest through gateways, MQTT and Modbus, so whatever is on the drawings ends up on one interface.
A modular, scalable architecture that works the same in one room or across a whole hotel or campus.
Lighting, curtains, climate, scenes and schedules all run on the local network. Nothing depends on the internet.
A cloud connection adds remote control, live updates, voice assistants and third-party platforms, without giving up local control.
Instead of menus and parameters, the project's own floor plans become the controls: tap a light where it hangs.
We work on any protocol and with any brand. Each one has its strengths, and most projects combine two or three.
Colour and motion, in sync.
The show-control standard for façades, media walls and colour-changing light: 512 channels per universe.
DMX512 sends a continuous stream of channel values down a daisy-chained cable, so RGBW coves, pixel lines and façade luminaires fade, chase and change colour together. RDM adds addressing and status reporting over the same line. Large schemes carry many universes over the building network and turn them back into DMX close to the luminaires.
AI concept visualisations · Illustrative scenes, not completed USR projects.
DMX needs a planned address schedule and correct cable termination.
Works with: Terra, Aqua and Strata outdoor models with DMX512 control.
Pick a space and step through its day: what sets each moment off, what the system does, and what it runs on.
The curtains open with the sunrise. The lights stay off while daylight is enough.
Tell us the scale and what it should control. We'll come back with a design, a device schedule and a price.
We'll send back: Protocol design and riser diagrams, a device schedule, interface layouts and a commissioning plan.
Local scenes and schedules can keep running on the local network. Remote access and cloud services need an internet connection.
Wired systems need suitable control cabling. Zigbee and Casambi offer wireless options for finished spaces; the existing equipment still needs checking.
Yes. We survey the existing lights, drivers and wiring before recommending a retrofit approach.
We design around compatible protocols and gateways. The selected devices are checked together during commissioning.
Yes, with compatible devices and the right gateways. The design defines which functions and status are available.
Scenes can be recalled and adjusted through the agreed interfaces. Commissioning access and permissions are part of handover.
We provide training, documentation and an agreed support arrangement for the installed system.
Local operation can keep control on the building network. Remote access, cloud services and data sharing are agreed for the project.
A shared communication cable linking control devices.
A link that translates between systems or protocols.
A saved combination of lighting and other settings.
Devices controlled together.
Dimming electric light when daylight provides enough.
Using sensors to respond when people occupy a space.
One DMX set of up to 512 control channels.
A wireless network in which nodes relay messages.
Send your brief
We reply with questions and a first design
Agree the design and price
No drawings yet? A sketch or a list of rooms is enough to start.
