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ELECTRIC.IE • The Magazine & Website for the Irish Electrical Industry • 53 to the rooms and also give them a clearly recognisable name, e.g. “blinds in children's room”. The next step involves setting the parameters for the individual actuators, connecting them graphically to the sensors and, if necessary, setting up groups of components (all of the blinds in a room, for example).
The system can be visualised without a separate display unit. All you need is an Android phone or a smartphone. Users simply have to download the Ǥ Ƥ phone establishes a connection to the system control centre, the app picks up all of the names assigned to rooms, switches, etc. As the graphical design is in a standard format, the system can be visualised in the app right from the Ƥ Ǥ can go ahead and visualise and modify the statuses of lights, blinds, roller blinds and general settings, etc. They
Ƥ scenarios for each actuator channel, for example. gives users more freedom to select a switch range that best suits the design of their homes. Tino Schlaich: “Rather than selling buttons, we are working with button interfaces.” The
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identify it throughout its service life.
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