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Leading Luxury Hotelier Endorses iBAHN and Control4 Strategic Relationship at Three World-Class Properties Press release

Salt Lake City (August 10, 2011) – iBAHN, a global leader in IP platform-based systems and broadband technologies for the hospitality industry, today announced it has entered into a strategic relationship with Control4 Corporation, a leader in IP-based home and hospitality control systems, to bring advanced guest room controls to three new Dorchester Hotel Group properties. “iBAHN’s proprietary research indicates that hotel guests value the investment that companies like the Dorchester Hotel Group are making in technologies to continuously improve their away-from-home experience,” s

Keep Your Landscape Lush with a Smart Irrigation System Blog

A smart irrigation system ensures all your plants receive the right amount of water without wasting a drop. Atlanta has the distinction of having the one of the largest urban tree canopies in the country. With the city streets basking in wonderful shade in the summer and vibrant color in the fall, it’s no wonder Atlanta homeowners take great pride in the landscape on their own properties. Keeping the grass and plants looking their best requires conscientious watering, at the very least. A seemingly easy task, it’s can end up being the bane of your backyard. Too much or too little water can jeopardize the health of the greenery—taking your home’s curb appeal to ground zero.

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PRIVAT UND SICHER ALS DESIGN GRUNDLAGE Wir haben uns verpflichtet... das Vertrauen der Kunden zu erhalten und zu bewahren, indem wir uns bei allem, was wir tun, auf sechs Grundprinzipien konzentrieren. Datenschutz Wir respektieren Ihre Privatsphäre; was in Ihrem Haus passiert, bleibt in Ihrem Haus. Kontrolle Wir geben Ihnen die Kontrolle über Ihre Privatsphäre mit einfach zu bedienenden Tools und klaren Auswahlmöglichkeiten. Transparenz Wir sind transparent in Bezug auf die Datenerhebung und -nutzung, damit Sie fundierte Entscheidungen treffen können.

8-Channel Relay Regulatory Compliance Statement Document

Regulatory Compliance Safety Information for Model C4DIN8RELSW Electrical Safety Advisory Sécurité électrique consultatif Important Safety Instructions Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.. Protégez le cordond'alimentation ne soitpiétiné oupincé, en particulierau niveau des fiches, des prises et au pointoù il sort del'appareilOnly use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer. . Utilisez uniquement des fixations/ accessoires spécifiéspar le fabricant.Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus.

Triad 8-Zone Power Amplifier V2 DoC (Europe) Document

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Super Bars for The Super Bowl! Blog

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Build A Better Smart Home From Scratch Blog

Building a new home is an exciting time for a family. Just like buying a new car, you get to be the only people who have a say in the configuration from the very beginning. You get to explicitly specify what it looks like, how many rooms it has, what those rooms do, and best of all, the optional equipment it contains!  Buying a used home, again like a used car, is all about finding the best option available that suits your “wants and needs” criteria. Certainly they both can be fun processes, but when you get to build something from the ground-up, you inject your own personalized touches and characteristics that truly make it your home sweet home.

APOGEE Interactive and Control4 Collaborate to Connect Consumers to the Smart Grid Press release

Santa Clara, CA – Jan. 6, 2010 – Control4, a leader in affordable IP-based home control systems, and APOGEE Interactive announced a strategic relationship today to incorporate Apogee’s energy analysis software into the Control4® home area network solution, the Energy Management System 100. By analyzing and presenting the data gathered by the Energy Management System 100 in an easy-to-understand interface and linking that with control over home devices, consumers can see the impact of changing their usage and realize substantial energy savings in the home. While billions of dollars a

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WattBox Best Practices Document

1 THE WATTBOX GUIDE Best Practices + Troubleshooting + More Contents Best Practices: Power Load 1 Best Practices: Installation Conguring Backup Power 5 WattBox Troubleshooting 7 Overcurrent Protection Mode 9 WattBox/OvrC Install Checklist 10 UPS Battery Duration Worksheet 11 Load Calculation Worksheet 12 Best Practices: Power Load Your WattBox PDU (power distribution unit) is designed to handle a specic electrical load this level is not exceeded, your WattBox should provide awless service You can prevent issues from arising by following these best practices Don’t Use Daisy Chains Warning: Never plug a multi-outlet power strip or another PDU into an outlet of a WattBox PDU If you do, power usage becomes much harder to track, and it’s likely that the chained devices may draw more power than the PDU’s rating When this happens, the PDU ips to Overcurrent Protection Mode, shutting o to prevent permanent damage to itself and the devices it powers See "Overcurrent This sudden loss of power can also damage devices attached to the multi-outlet power strip Most electrical devices are designed to operate only at optimal power input levels, and low power can permanently aect their performance Plan a Proper Power Load Power load is the total amount of power that attached equipment draws from the WattBox PDU If degrades performance and may damage the equipment You cannot calculate a power load using a device’s average power consumption; certain devices draw more power at specic times For example, when ampliers start up, they can draw up to four times more power than normal Security cameras draw more power at night when they activate their infrared emitters This means that a home system with sound and surveillance may run ne in the daytime, but if it’s nighttime (cameras running infrared) and someone powers up the sound system (heavy amplier draw), the extra power load can cause issues if you don’t plan for it Avoid this by calculating the maximum potential power load for the devices on each WattBox PDU 2 How to Determine the Potential Load for a WattBox PDU Find the maximum power rating (in watts) for each device attached to the WattBox PDU Add the various power consumptions together to nd the maximum potential load This load must be lower than the power rating for the PDU you are using; this is 1440W for many WattBox PDUs You can nd this listed under “UL Power Rating” on the model’s product page If the total load is greater than the PDU can handle, remove devices from the PDU until the maximum load is within parameters This may require swapping devices between PDUs or purchasing additional PDUs to distribute the load If a Device Doesn’t List a Maximum Power Rating (North America and other 120V systems) If you can’t nd an ocial maximum power rating listed for your device, you can generate a good estimate with a quick calculation Find the fuse rating for your specic device on its product spec page For an example, let’s use the Episode® 70V IP-Enabled Amplier On the product page, it lists a fuse rating of T 3.15A L 250V .