Smart Homes · Lighting, cameras, network
Lighting that knows the time of day, and a network that reaches the backyard.
Dimmers, keypads and shades that are wired properly stay paired. Cameras on their own circuit do not drop when the microwave runs. That is the difference between an electrician and an installer.
Lutron Caseta and the rest
The Caseta family in the photo is a system he installs: dimmers, plug-in modules, shade control, a Pico remote and the bridge. Neutral wires, load types and hub placement decide whether the app works.
What smart home work covers:
Smart dimmers, switches and keypads- Motorized shades and scene control
- Security cameras, wired and powered properly
- Wi-Fi and network wiring, indoors and out
- Doorbells, locks and hubs on a clean circuit
- Recessed and pendant lighting to go with it
Smart Homes, on the job
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The lighting is the part you live with
Pendants over an island, under-cabinet light in a nook, a room lit evenly from recessed cans. All his.
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