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A New England family uses automation to add security and comfort to their home. LOCATION: Manchester, New Hampshire // DEALER: Complete AV // PHOTOGRAPHY: Jim Stone   For any family, the best feeling in the world is of being protected at home, and today, homeowners are using smart home technology to make their homes safer than ever. In a picturesque neighborhood outside Manchester in southern New Hampshire, one busy family of four is just beginning to enjoy the added layers of security their home automation system gives them—as well as more than a few unexpected upgrades in comfort and convenience.

Only the Best: Why Designer Suzi Kaloti Uses Technology to Delight Clients Blog

For more information on how to create smart and sophisticated dream homes with Control4, click here. Creativity is an essential part of any successful home design, and it is one of the main qualities that sets interior designer Suzi Kaloti apart. She has been channeling creativity all her life, leading her to start Lavish Design Build and fueling its exponential success. Based in the Greater Toronto Area, Suzi has built a name for herself by creating signature designs that focus on efficient and sustainable luxury spaces. Quality, service, communication, and innovation are at the core of her business and what she claims as her keys to success.

Luma 310 NVR Quick Start Guide Document

310 Series NVR Surveillance RecorderWeb Interface 2 beforeFor maximum control and convenience, your system should be connected to the internet via a local network router. For installation, you must be able to access this network through a personal computer. Internet connectivity allows you to use OvrC, a powerful remote maintenance service. See OvrC.com for details.If your surveillance system is isolated from the internet, go to SnapAV.com and download the technical reference Required EquipmentNetwork connection for the NVRAdmin rights to a network computer that can access the surveillance system Phillips screwdriverTwo AAA batteries for the remote controlAdditional ResourcesYou can acquire a PDF of the full NVR technical reference manual, hard drive installation guide, and other materials from SnapAV.com: visit the product page and click on the support tab.

Wireless 0-10V Dimmer, Contemporary Data Sheet Document

SPECIFICATIONS Model numberC4-TV120277-C and C4-TV240-CPower requirementsC4-TV120277-C: 110-277VAC +/-10%, 50/60 Hz C4-TV240-C: 220VAC-240VAC +/-10%, 50/60 HzThis device requires a neutral AC connection.Power consumption120V: 485 mW 240V: 1.0W277V: 1.18 WControl communicationsZigbee, IEEE 802.15.4, 2.4 GHz, 15-channel, spread-spectrum Load types/ratingsSupported load typesFour-wire 0-10V and 1-10V dimmable uorescent ballasts and LEDs, sink or sourceMaximum load(switched hot)120V: 15A 240V: 10A277V: 8AMaximum load(0-10V control)100mA sink or source Mechanical and EnvironmentalWeight0.5 kg (0.12 lb)Shipping weight0.08 kg (0.18 lb)Wall box volume94.2 cubic cm (5.75 cubic in.)Operating temperature0 to 40 C (32 to 104 F)Storage temperature-20 to 70 C (-4 to 158 F)5% to 95% non-condensing Available colorsC4-TV120277-CAU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, SW, WHC4-TV240-CAU, BI, BL, MB, SW, WH Available accessoriesFaceplate, 1 Gang (C4-FP1-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, CH*, GR, IV, LA, MB, MS*, SN*, SW, WH, VB*Faceplate, 2 Gang (C4-FP2-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, MS*, SN*, SW, WH, VB*Faceplate, 3 Gang (C4-FP3-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, MS*, SN*, SW, WH, VB*Faceplate, 4 Gang (C4-FP4-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, MS*, SN*, SW, WH, VB*Color Kit (C4-CKFPDAPD-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, SW, WHEngraved Button, Rocker(C4-EBDR-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, SW, WHGloss colors: BL=Black, BR=Brown, GR=Gray, IV=Ivory, LA=Light Almond, WH=WhiteSatin colors: AU=Aluminum, BI=Biscuit, MB=Midnight Black, SW=Snow WhiteMetal nishes: CH=Chrome, MS=Matte Stainless, SN=Satin Nickel, VB=Venetian BronzeCONTROL4 WIRELESS 010V DIMMER, CONTEMPORARYFind details of the product’s Limited Warranty at snapav.com/warrantyor request a paper copy from Customer Service at Find other legal resources, such as regulatory notices and patent information, at snapav.com/legal MORE INFO201-00091-A MOST RECENT DATA SHEET REVISIONctrl4.co/0-10vdim-c-ds INSTALLATION GUIDEctrl4.co/0-10vdim-ig INSTALLATION GUIDEctrl4.co/0-10vdim240-ig Copyright ©2021, Snap One, LLC.

Araknis 420 24 POE Switch DoC (Australia, New Zealand) Document

Snap One APAC Pty Ltd A.B.N. 95 104 199 439 61 Assembly Drive | Dandenong South 3175 Vi ctoria, Australia | www.snapone.com | +61 3 8795 1700 phone | Australia & New Zealand Declaration of Conformity Conformity of the equipment with the guidelines below is attested by the application of the RCM mark either on the product itself or by an internet - based link accessible via a QR code or similar on the product. Company Name: Snap One APAC Pty Ltd Company Address: 61 Assembly Drive Dandenong South Vic Australia 3175 ABN: 95 104 199 419 ACMA Supplier Number: E4014 Product Name : 24 Port L 2 Managed Gigabit Switch with Partial POE+ Brand: Araknis Model s : AN - 420 - SW - R - 24 - POE , AN - 420 - SW - F - 24 - POE The above - mentioned product s compl y with the requirements of the relevant ACMA Standards made under sections 162 of the Radiocommunications Act and 407 of the Telecommunications Act.

The Benefits of Distributed Video Blog

When I was a kid and my dad would take me to the local electronics store, I would normally head straight to the TV section. I loved staring at a wall of TVs that were all playing the exact same thing—typically either a sporting event or a movie. I would ask my dad how they were able to accomplish such a magical task because I wanted to do the same thing with the TVs in my house (all two of them). Neither of us knew it back then but this is what the industry pros refer to as distributed video.   Distributed video allows a single video source, like a satellite receiver or Blu-ray player, to be shared between multiple TVs that are connected to a video switch.

Control4 OS2.1 Software Platform Introduces New Features Designed to Support Dealers Press release

Salt Lake City, UT – September 1, 2011 – Control4, a leader in affordable IP-based control and entertainment systems, announced the next generation of its Operating System. Control4® OS2.1 now features new advanced diagnostics, a new upgrade manager for easier and faster installs, and the ability to create custom user interfaces for their customers. Offering enhanced performance, stability and customization, the next generation of the Control4 OS2.1 platform delivers a host of new features including an intuitive set of diagnostics tools, called Detective Suite, that make installing,

Automate the Outdoors Blog

After a long winter spent cooped up inside, spring and summer are prime time to take advantage of warmer weather to relax or entertain. With Control4, you can create the same kind of seamlessly automated and integrated experience outside that you already enjoy indoors. The sky is literally the limit to what you can add to your exterior spaces to fully customize and tailor them to your lifestyle, from outdoor rated TV’s, immersive landscape speakers, and the ability to telecommute from your backyard with robust networking capabilities. Keep reading to dive deeper into all the products that can be combined to create your ideal outdoor space.

Wireless Fan Speed Controller, Contemporary Data Sheet Document

SPECIFICATIONS Model numberPower requirements120VAC +/-10%, 50/60 Hz This device requires a neutral connection. Power consumption500mWControl communicationsZigbee, IEEE 802.15.4, 2.4 GHz, 15-channel, spread-spectrum Load types/ratingsSupported load typesSingle, split capacitor, paddle-type ceiling fanMaximum load Mechanical and EnvironmentalWeight0.5 kg (0.12 lb)Shipping weight0.08 kg (0.18 lb)Wallbox volume94.2 cubic cm (5.75 cubic in.)Operating temperature0 to 40 C (32 to 104 F)Storage temperature-20 to 70 C (-4 to 158 F) Available colorsAU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, SW, WH Available accessoriesFaceplate, 1 Gang (C4-FP1-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, CH*, GR, IV, LA, MB, MS*, SN*, SW, WH, VB*Faceplate, 2 Gang (C4-FP2-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, MS*, SN*, SW, WH, VB*Faceplate, 3 Gang (C4-FP3-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, MS*, SN*, SW, WH, VB*Faceplate, 4 Gang (C4-FP4-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, MS*, SN*, SW, WH, VB*Color Kit (C4-CK4SF-xxAU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, SW, WHEngraved Button, Single High(C4-EBD1H-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, SW, WHEngraved Button, Double High(C4-EBD2H-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, SW, WHEngraved Button, Triple High(C4-EBD3H-xx)AU, BI, BL, BR, GR, IV, LA, MB, SW, WHGloss colors: BL=Black, BR=Brown, GR=Gray, IV=Ivory, LA=Light Almond, WH=WhiteSatin colors: AU=Aluminum, BI=Biscuit, MB=Midnight Black, SW=Snow WhiteMetal nishes: CH=Chrome, MS=Matte Stainless, SN=Satin Nickel, VB=Venetian BronzeCONTROL4 WIRELESS FAN SPEED CONTROLLER, CONTEMPORARYFind details of the product’s Limited Warranty at snapav.com/warrantyor request a paper copy from Customer Service at Find other legal resources, such as regulatory notices and patent information, at snapav.com/legal MORE INFO201-00092-A MOST RECENT DATA SHEET REVISIONctrl4.co/fan-c-ds INSTALLATION GUIDEctrl4.co/fan-ig Copyright ©2021, Snap One, LLC.

Araknis 420 16 POE Switch DoC (Australia, New Zealand) Document

Snap One APAC Pty Ltd A.B.N. 95 104 199 439 61 Assembly Drive | Dandenong South 3175 Vi ctoria, Australia | www.snapone.com | +61 3 8795 1700 phone | Australia & New Zealand Declaration of Conformity Conformity of the equipment with the guidelines below is attested by the application of the RCM mark either on the product itself or by an internet - based link accessible via a QR code or similar on the product. Company Name: Snap One APAC Pty Ltd Company Address: 61 Assembly Drive Dandenong South Vic Australia 3175 ABN: 95 104 199 419 ACMA Supplier Number: E4014 Product Name : 16 - Port L2 managed Gigabit Switch with Partial POE+ Brand: Araknis Model s : AN - 420 - SW - R - 16 - POE , AN - 420 - SW F - 16 - POE The above - mentioned product s compl y with the requirements of the relevant ACMA Standards made under sections 162 of the Radiocommunications Act and 407 of the Telecommunications Act.