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Control on wall

8 years ago

Am interested in the digital screen on the wall and what it controls - looking to add smart controls to my kitchen/house - have looked at Nest and Hive but this looks different to those

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Brian O'Tuama Architects
8 years ago
Hello sorry for very tardy response! The screen on the wall is a video intercom control for the front door of the house.
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