Lighting Control
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As homes take on more open shared space, lighting & lighting control can play a big part in the out come of interior design. With lounge/kitchen/dining spaces becoming the norm, traditional lighting is heavily constrained by the switch numbers on the wall. Add to this multi-way switching and before long you have ugly grid panels popping up everywhere.
To free the constraints & create beautiful lighting schemes, single space or whole home control systems can be deployed. By shifting away from switching each circuit manually you can now create moods or scenes. Create a lighting mood for a specific task like cooking, entertaining or watching TV, and recall those pre-saved levels time & time again.
Irrespective of how many switched or dimmed circuits are being controlled, a single gang size switch is more than enough to do it all. Just ask yourself, when was the last time you saw a light switch in an interrior design photo shoot? For those in the home control business this "wall acne" can spread quickly when you add in heating thermostats, blind/shading control, velux controls - clean walls is where its at.
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