CONTROL IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND
Now you can manage and control everything in your home from lighting, temperature, security and home entertainment with your smart phone or smart device. Plus, the same technology can be used by farmers to manage irrigation and watering systems.
RIOTROM are leaders in their field. They work with clients to find the right solution to meet their needs and budget, oversee installation and ensure you now how to use it when the technicians leave.
WIRELESS
SIMPLE SETUP
ENERGY EFFICIENT
EASY CONTROL
SUPERIOR DESIGN
HIGHLY COMPATIBLE
A 'SMART HOME' & 'HOME AUTOMATION'
ARE NOT THE SAME.
Defining a Smart Home/Business
Products, white goods and other household appliances and devices are connected to the internet and controlled remotely through smartphones, voice commands, or dedicated interfaces like tablets. These are managed with the use of various apps and typically include:
​
-
Airconditioning/heating systems
-
Smart locks
-
Smart lighting that adjusts brightness or colour
-
Smart speakers and voice assistants (e.g., Alexa, Google Home)
Connectivity is achieved using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and the internet allows for remote control. Additional items can be added, providing the flexibility to expand. These apps operate independently and deliver convenience, peace of mind and cost control.
Defining an Automated Home/Business
Automation is a broader, more integrated concept, where devices not only connect but also interact with each other to perform tasks automatically. With a dedicated controller or hub, actions are triggered based on user-defined rules, schedules, or sensor data.
​
-
Lights that turn on when you enter a room and off when you leave
-
Blinds that open at sunrise and close at sunset
-
Security cameras, alarms and lighting that activates when they detect movement
-
Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning systems that adjust temperature based on occupancy or weather forecasts
Action happens automatically without the need for manual intervention. Multiple systems can be integrated to operate in coordination with each other for customised solutions to specific scenarios (e.g., a ‘movie night’ mode - dims lights, closes blinds, and activates your home theatre system with one command. Of even greater significance is that truly automated systems have the ability to learn from your habits and respond accordingly.