 Indoor Lighting: Ditch the switches and go
remote with Lutron's HomeWorks. HomeWorks is a
residential all-lights control system, making every
light of a house - interior and exterior - operable by
remote control. It also controls draperies and shades.The system controls lights room by room or
simultaneously. HomeWorks can be activated from remote
locations, such as the car, the office, the mall, or
even while vacationing. It links seamlessly to most
home-security systems and various smart-home setups.
Along with remote controls, there are both tabletop
and wall-mounted controls available. HomeWorks is
offered in three variants, the 4 Series, the 8 Series,
and the Wireless Series. The 4 Series is the most
economical, and the 8 Series is la crème de la crème,
featuring the widest selection of control styles. The
8 Series is compatible as-is with the Wireless Series.
These systems are customizable to fit homeowners'
exacting specifications. No two are exactly identical in configuration.
This truly is a smart system, as it adapts automatically to sunrise changes. The brightness of
the lighting can be synchronized to match a daily
routine. Lights in rooms can be programmed to go from
dim to midlevel to intense brightness automatically.
Shades and draperies operate autonomously too.
HomeWorks also can be set to work upon returning home, leaving home and turning off all lights at night with
the push of a button. Reprogramming or revising
preset commands is simple too.
This truly is a smart system, as it adapts
automatically to sunrise changes. The brightness of
the lighting can be synchronized to match a daily
routine. Lights in rooms can be programmed to go from
dim to midlevel to intense brightness automatically.
Shades and draperies operate autonomously too.
HomeWorks also can be set to work upon returning home,
leaving home and turning off all lights at night with
the push of a button. Reprogramming or revising
preset commands is simple too.
Lutron makes systems for residential, commercial and
mixed-use developments. Wouldn't it be great if we all
could go from dim to midlevel to intense brightness?
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