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Control4 Unveils HD Home Controller HC-500 at CES 2008 Press release

LAS VEGAS, NV – January 8, 2008 – Control4, the leader in affordable IP-based home control and entertainment systems, today announced the release of the Control4® Home Controller HC-500 at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show (booth #21407). The Control4 HC-500 is a high performance media server, optimized for whole home automation systems with large home theaters requiring extensive I/O connections for device control. In addition to managing the home theater, the Home Controller HC-500 controls multi-room music, smart lighting, advanced temperature control, security and many other home

Wireless Keypad Dimmer, Contemporary Data Sheet Document

SPECIFICATIONS Model numberC4-KD120-C, C4-KD240-C, C4-KD277-CPower requirementsC4-KD120-C: 120VAC +/-10%, 50/60 Hz C4-KD240-C: 220VAC +/-10%, 50/60 HzC4-KD277-C: 277VAC +/-10%, 50/60 Hz This device can function with or without a neutral AC connection, depending on load type.Power consumptionC4-KD120-C: 450mWC4-KD240-C: 2.02WC4-KD277-C: 550mWControl communications Zigbee, IEEE 802.15.4, 2.4 GHz, 15-channel, spread-spectrum Load types/ratingsIncandescent, halogen; electronic (solid state) low-voltage (ELV) transformers, magnetic (iron core, inductive) low-voltage (MLV) transformers1, phase-dimmable uorescents, compact uorescents, and LEDs.Incandescent (tungsten) 600W 550W 500W Halogen600W 550W 500W Fluorescent300W 300W 300W Compact uorescent (CFL)300W 300W 300W 120W 120W 120W C4-KD240-C reverse-phase maximum loadIncandescent (tungsten) 800W 700W 600W Halogen800W 700W 600W Fluorescent500W 500W 500W Compact uorescent (CFL)500W 500W 500W 160W 160W 160W C4-KD240-C forward-phase maximum loadIncandescent (tungsten) 400W400W400WHalogen400W400W400WFluorescent400W400W400WCompact uorescent (CFL)400W400W400W160W160W160WC4-KD277-C maximum loadIncandescent (tungsten) 1000W 900W800WHalogen1000W 900W800WFluorescent500W500W500W Compact uorescent (CFL)500W500W500W200W200W 200WCONTROL4 WIRELESS KEYPAD 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 INFO Minimum load (with neutral), all models Minimum load (without neutral)Incandescent (tungsten) HalogenFluorescentN/ACompact uorescent (CFL)N/AN/ANotes: When dimming magnetic (MLV) loads, each transformer must be loaded to at least 50% of its maximum load.The minimum and maximum load requirements for uorescent, CFL, and LED loads can vary greatly depending on the specic xture and/or bulb being used.

Wireless Adaptive Phase Dimmer, Contemporary Data Sheet Document

SPECIFICATIONS Model numberC4-APD120-C, C4-APD240-C, C4-APD277-CPower requirementsC4-APD120-C: 120VAC +/-10%, 50/60 Hz C4-APD240-C: 220VAC-240VAC +/-10%, 50/60 HzC4-APD277-C: 277VAC +/-10%, 50/60 Hz This device can function with or without a neutral AC connection, depending on load type.Power consumptionC4-APD120-C: 450mWC4-APD240-C: 1.94WC4-APD277-C: 550mWControl communications Zigbee, IEEE 802.15.4, 2.4 GHz, 15-channel, spread-spectrum Load types/ratingsIncandescent, halogen; electronic (solid state) low-voltage (ELV) transformers, magnetic (iron core, inductive) low-voltage (MLV) transformers1, phase-dimmable uorescents, compact uorescents, and LEDs.Incandescent (tungsten) 600W 550W 500W Halogen600W 550W 500W Fluorescent300W 300W 300W Compact uorescent (CFL)300W 300W 300W 120W 120W 120W C4-APD240-C reverse-phase maximum loadIncandescent (tungsten) 800W 700W 600W Halogen800W 700W 600W Fluorescent500W 500W 500W Compact uorescent (CFL)500W 500W 500W 160W 160W 160W C4-APD240-C forward-phase maximum loadIncandescent (tungsten) 400W400W400WHalogen400W400W400WFluorescent400W400W400WCompact uorescent (CFL)400W400W400W160W160W160WC4-APD277-C maximum loadIncandescent (tungsten) 1000W 900W800WHalogen1000W 900W800WFluorescent500W500W500W Compact uorescent (CFL)500W500W500W200W200W 200WCONTROL4 WIRELESS ADAPTIVE PHASE 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 INFO Minimum load (with neutral), all models1W Minimum load (without neutral)Incandescent (tungsten) HalogenFluorescentNot recommendedCompact uorescent (CFL)Not recommendedNot recommendedNotes: When dimming magnetic (MLV) loads, each transformer must be loaded to at least 50% of its maximum load.The minimum and maximum load requirements for uorescent, CFL, and LED loads can vary greatly depending on the specic xture and/or bulb being used.

Wireless Forward Phase Dimmer, Contemporary Data Sheet Document

SPECIFICATIONS Model numberPower requirements120VAC +/-10%, 50/60 HzThis device can function with or without a neutral AC connection, depending on load type.Power consumption450mWControl communications Zigbee, IEEE 802.15.4, 2.4 GHz, 15-channel, spread-spectrum Load types/ratingsIncandescent, halogen, magnetic (iron core, inductive) low-voltage (MLV) transformers, forward-phase dimmable uorescents, compact uorescents, and LEDs.Maximum loadIncandescent (tungsten) 1000W 800W 600W Halogen1000W 800W 600W Fluorescent* 500W 500W 500W Compact uorescent (CFL) *500W 500W 500W 200W 200W 200W Minimum load (with neutral) Minimum load (without neutral)Incandescent (tungsten), HalogenFluorescent*, Compact uorescent (CFL)*, LED*N/A*Notes: The maximum load requirements for uorescent, CFL, and LED loads can vary greatly depending upon the specic xture and/or bulb being used.The quality and performance of these load types varies greatly from manufacturer to manufacturer.The use of uorescent, CFL, or LEDs load without a neutral wire connected to the dimmer is not recommended.

Z2IO Data Sheet Document

Control4® ZigBee IO Control4® ZigBee IO (C4-Z2IO, C4-Z2IO-5PK)Open it, close it, turn it on, turn it o—all without the wire. Automating a home’s garage doors, window blinds, replaces, projection screens, televisions, AV receivers, and a variety of other devices just got a lot easier to do—and in a lot less time. And all without the wire. Control4® ZigBee IO (C4-Z2IO , C4-Z2IO-5PK)Specications C4-Z2IO (single)C4-Z2IO-5PK (5-pack)System requirementsControl4 OS system requirementsOS version 2.10.0 or greaterControl4 system integrationEach installed ZigBee IO adds

Wireless Contact Sensor Data Sheet Document

Control4 Wireless Contact Sensor Whether it’s a garage door, a back gate, or a swimming pool cover, sometimes there’s just no good way to get a wire where you need it when installing a contact sensor in a Control4-automated home. Fortunately, there’s a proven solution that eliminates the wire—it’s the small device. Packed with intelligent features, the Wireless Contact Sensor expands Control4 home automation possibilities—monitoring doors, gates, windows and temperature in locations either inside or outside the home. And all without the wire. Seamless Integration with your Control4 system —Using the ZigBee Pro (IEEE 802.15.4) protocol, the Wireless Contact Sensor has an magnet or order one directly from Control4 to trigger the on-board sensor.

Control Your Home With Voice Alone From Your Phone! Blog

This post comes to us from Ted Rosenberger, Founder & CEO of HouseLogix, creator of VoicePod Mobile. When Apple unveiled Siri for the iPhone 4S in 2011, the world changed. While decent voice recognition technology had been available for decades, Siri was the first service to integrate powerful speech-driven information retrieval and control functions into the core user experience of a mainstream mobile device. Siri certainly has had its problems and issues, some of which have become the target ofSaturdayNight Live skits and entertaining Microsoft commercials. But in spite of its occasional hiccups, tens of millions of people, including myself, use Siri every day.

SMART THERMOSTATS SIMPLIFY AND SAVE ON HOME HEATING AND COOLING Blog

Today’s ultra-intelligent thermostats ensure that your house is always comfortable and your utility bills are in check. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, the typical U.S. family spends at least $2,200 per year on energy bills—with nearly half of that paying for heating and cooling. The obvious solution is to set back the AC and furnace, but why sacrifice your comfort when you can invest in a smarter, simpler, more efficient type of thermostat that can curb your energy consumption automatically? Smart thermostats have been available for some time, starting with “programmable” thermostats.

Branding Page

Control4 Branding Each and every one of us is an ambassador of the Control4 brand as employees and individuals. We ALL deliver on our brand promise every time we ship a product, answer the phone, give that little extra to create more value. Thank you for your efforts to present a consistent, strong brand voice! Branding Guidelines Refer to the Control4 Branding Guidelines for a comprehensive review of the Control4 brand messaging, logo use and imagery. Download Branding Guidelines Logos For use of the Control4 registered logo, please follow the branding guidelines below.

A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD Blog

LOCATION: San Antonio, Texas // DEALER: DataSmart Home Technologies A suburban street in Texas has no residents, but lots of smarts.   Sometimes, Mike Feigin questions his own sanity. And really, who could blame him? Who in their right mind, after all, would build an entire neighborhood that’s designed just for show? But there is a method to Mike’s madness, and so far his crazy creation is a huge success.   About 20 miles north of Houston, just off Highway 45 in Spring, Texas, you’ll find Mike’s project, 12 years in the making—Main Street America. From the outside, it looks like a giant shopping mall.