Features
Lighting & scenes
One press for “Dinner”, “Cinema” or “All off” – and the lights come on automatically when you enter the room.
What is possible
Several lights set to the right mood with a single press.
Lights on when someone arrives – off when the room is empty.
Dimmed according to brightness, automatically warmer in the evening.
Everything off with one press when you leave the house.
Softly dimmed in the hallway and bathroom at night.
Your home looks lived-in while you are on holiday.
Good to know: Lighting & scenes
Your benefit
Lighting adapts to your daily routine instead of the other way round. Scenes replace pressing lots of individual switches, presence detectors save electricity in hallways, bathrooms and the cellar, and when you leave the house everything goes off with one press. That improves comfort and safety at the same time – with orientation lighting at night, for example.
How we do it
In new builds or renovations we plan the lighting with a bus system such as KNX – reliable, extendable and independent of the internet. In existing buildings we retrofit with wireless components, often without chasing out walls. Control is via switches, app, voice and automation, all in one interface.
What to expect
The effort depends mainly on the number of rooms and lighting circuits, and on whether lights are dimmed or just switched. A single room is quickly done; a whole house is best planned in stages. After the free initial consultation you receive a transparent quote.
Gallery
A look at the visualisation and functions. Click an image to enlarge it.
Frequently asked questions: Lighting & scenes
Can I keep using my existing lamps?
In most cases, yes. Control is via actuators in the distribution board or behind the switch – the lights themselves stay. For dimming and light colour we check which bulbs are suitable.
Do the normal light switches still work?
Yes. Switches remain the most important way to operate things day to day. App, voice and automation are simply added.
Can this be retrofitted in an existing building?
Yes, often with wireless components and without chasing out walls. In new builds or renovations we recommend a bus system such as KNX.
Lighting & scenes for your home?
We advise you without obligation – on site or by phone.