Savant can bring many of the technologies in a luxury home together under one control system. Instead of using separate apps and controls for lighting, entertainment, climate, shades, and other systems, homeowners can interact with compatible technologies through the Savant app, remotes, touchscreens, and personalized Scenes.

Depending on the equipment installed and integrated, a Savant system can control or interact with:

• Lighting: Dim lights, adjust compatible tunable or color lighting, control individual fixtures or rooms, and incorporate lighting into automated Scenes
• Motorized shades: Open and close shades individually, by room, on schedules, or as part of whole-home Scenes
• Climate: Control temperature and compatible HVAC systems and incorporate climate settings into routines
• Whole-home audio: Select music and distribute it to individual rooms or multiple areas throughout the property
• Video: Control televisions, streaming sources, distributed video, and entertainment systems
• Home theaters: Combine AV, lighting, shades, and other compatible equipment into commands such as a “Movie Night” Scene
• Security and surveillance: Integrate compatible security functions, cameras, and alerts into the Savant experience
• Entry and access: Depending on the installed equipment, Savant can integrate functions such as entry stations, door control, garage doors, and related security features
• Pools and outdoor spaces: Savant can extend automation to compatible pool, spa, lighting, entertainment, and other outdoor systems
• Energy: Savant Power can provide circuit-level monitoring and control and coordinate energy use, backup power, and other compatible energy resources

Savant Scenes are where these individual systems become especially useful. One command can affect several technologies at once. A “Good Night” Scene, for example, could turn off selected lights and entertainment equipment, adjust climate settings, and perform other programmed actions.

Exactly what Savant can control depends on the products in the home and their compatibility with the system. That’s one reason system design matters. An experienced integrator determines how the different technologies should communicate and creates an interface that makes a complex home feel simple. Get a quote.