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Heavy-Duty Power Controller Professional Wiring Guide Document

Control4 Heavy-Duty Power Controller Electrician’s Guide Introduction The Control4 Heavy-Duty Power Controller (ZCA-HPC10A) is wirelessly-controlled power controller specically designed for use with the Control4 home automation system. This device gives the Control4-automated homeowner the ability to turn high-voltage items on or o based on the time of day and device management from a remote location using the Control4 4Sight™ service. The Heavy-Duty Power Controller also allows installers to set up a stand-alone conguration that doesn’t require integration with the Control4 home automation system.

Control4 Showcases Enhanced Integration for Surveillance Cameras and Network Video Recorders for Residential and Commercial Systems at ISE 2014 Press release

Salt Lake City, UT – February 4, 2014 8:00 AM CET/2:00 AM ET – Residential and commercial adoption of surveillance cameras and network video recorders (NVRs) is growing at a rapid pace, a trend that makes security automation one of the industry's most promising growth areas. Control4 (NASDAQ: CTRL), a leader in residential and commercial automation systems, announces today enhanced interoperability with surveillance cameras, resulting from the increased implementation of its Simple Device Discovery Protocol (SDDP) by five of the top security monitoring manufacturers. In addition to new SDDP driver support for two brands of NVRs and more than 1,500 models of surveillance cameras, Control4 has developed new IP camera driver-creation tools that will simplify Dealer installation and provide new features to deliver a robust and accessible remote security monitoring experience for homeowners and commercial facility managers.

Control4 8x8 HDMI Matrix Switch is Now HDBaseT Certified Press release

Salt Lake City, UT – March 18, 2014 8:00 AM ET – Control4 (NASDAQ: CTRL), a leader in residential and commercial automation systems, announces HDBaseT certification of the Control4® 8x8 HDMI Matrix Switch.   HDBaseT™ Technology delivers uncompressed HD video, multi-channel audio, power, Ethernet, and various control signals such as RS-232 (Serial) and infrared (IR) over a single Cat 5e or Cat 6 cable. In addition to eight HDMI inputs and eight HDBaseT outputs, the Control4 8x8 HDMI Matrix Switch features two local HDMI outputs, eight LAN pass-through ports, eight stereo audio outputs, eight RS-232 ports, eight bi-directional IR control ports, and an Ethernet port.

Control4 Introduces New Dealer Services and Tools for Lighting Press release

Salt Lake City, UT – April 2, 2013 8:00 AM ET – Control4 (NASDAQ: CTRL), a leader in residential and commercial automation systems, today announces new lighting design tools and services to assist Dealers in the sales and installation of Control4® wireless and panelized lighting systems. While consumer demand for lighting control is at an all-time high, the increasing number of load and control types makes design and installation of lighting control systems extremely complex. Control4 is rolling out new Lighting Design and Fixture Compatibility Services, along with an array of sales and installation tools, to help dealers design the perfect systems for homeowners, regardless of application, complexity and client budget.

Alerts from your Smart Home on your watch and mobile! [VIDEO] Blog

All-new push notifications on your Android or iOS smart watch or mobile devices are an exciting new feature in OS 2.7 that we haven’t talked much about. We’re all familiar with notifications from any of your mobile apps, now your Smart Home can speak directly to you whether you’re at the office, on vacation, or sitting on the couch. With push notifications, receive proactive alerts on your mobile device or smart watch that inform you of important events happening at home, whether something is urgent and needs your attention immediately or just a simple status update to let you know things are safe and sound.

Remote Recharging Station Setup Guide Document

1 Welcome!Congratulations on your purchase of the Control4® System Remote Control Recharging Station. With this product, you no longer have to worry about your System Remote Control battery losing its charge and halting in the middle of changing channels on your TV, while watching a video, or performing other tasks with your Control4 system. If the battery level drops, simply place the remote in the station until the remote is fully charged and ready to use again.Control4 recommends that you keep the remote on the recharging station when not in use.Box contentsIf you’ve purchased the recharging station without a remote (C4-SRRS), make sure the following items are included:Recharging Station cradlePower supplyIf you’ve purchased the recharging station with a remote, make sure the following items are included:System Remote ControlRecharging Station cradlePower supplyRechargeable batteryIf any of these items are missing, contact your Control4 Dealer immediately.InstallationThe remote needs to be on Control4 OS 2.4.0 or later to properly indicate the battery level; otherwise, a “Low Battery Warning” alert will appear.Whether your recharging station came with or without a System Remote Control, follow the steps below.To set up your remote:Turn the remote upside down.

Control4 Announces New Essential Lighting, Adding Entry-Level Models to the Control4 Wireless Lighting Line Press release

Charlotte, NC — March 5, 2020 10:00 a.m. ET — Control4, the smart home brand for SnapAV, today announces the addition of Essential Lighting, an expansion to the popular Control4 Wireless Lighting line, to dealers in North America. The new Essential Lighting models include just the essential smart home features, making them an affordable choice and attractive option for even the smallest Control4 project. For customers who typically only budget for smart lighting in primary rooms, such as the family room, dining room, or home theater, Essential Lighting makes it more affordable for them to add to other areas of the home, such as bathrooms, the laundry room, garage, and more. Designed to enable the addition of essential smart lighting features to any project, the affordability of the Control4 Essential Lighting line provides flexibility and introduces new homeowners to the smart lighting experience.

Start Small, Dream Big. Is it Really That Easy? Blog

  We often use the phrase "Start small, dream big" to explain that one of the best things about a Control4 home automation system is that you really can start off with just a small piece of the entire puzzle and then build on it from there. For example, you can start off with just a universal remote solution and then in time add lighting and a smart thermostat so that you can control all of that with your initial remote. Or you can start with a security system integration and then down the road add in whole home audio so you can enjoy music in any room of your home.   

Control4 Launches Solution Provider Program for Dealers Press release

Atlanta, GA – CEDIA EXPO – September 24, 2010 – Booth 1836 – Control4, a leader in affordable IP-based home control systems, unveils at CEDIA EXPO a comprehensive set of tools to help its valued dealer network build business. The tools assist with sales, marketing, installation and business operations and are designed to make dealer businesses more successful and profitable. From training and hardware tools to proposal management and marketing services, the Control4® Solution Provider Program recommends products and services to enhance business-management processes and increase sale

Making a Scene Blog

When I first got my Control4 system, the guys kept asking me what kind of “scenes” I wanted. Blank stare. I had no idea what they were talking about. Five years later, scenes are my best friend. A “scene” in Control4-world is a combination of controlled events that are activated at the touch of a button, or if you choose to automate them you can set them to trigger based on a time of day or some other event, like a garage door opening. Here are a few of my favorites: “Away (Day)” – This is a button on my keypad by the back door that I use constantly. Especially because it usually takes me about 3 tries to get out of the house with everything I need for a busy day of work, yoga, kid activities and errands.