The company said the wall-mounted touch pad will provide consumers with a way to manage and control their Control4 home automation system, complementing the existing 10.5 wireless touch screen and the four-inch mini touch screens.

“We are focused on expanding our range of easy-to-navigate control interfaces that blend seamlessly into any home,” said Will West, Chief Executive Officer, Control4. “By having control panels in various places and sizes throughout a home, consumers can customize their homes with rich graphics and state-of-the-art software.

The Control4 In-Wall Touch Screen - 10.5 is scheduled to ship in the fourth quarter. Key features include a high-contrast 800 x 600 pixel SVGA screen, 10/100 Ethernet connectivity and an 802.11g wireless option, the company noted in a release.