Facade rules
We design coverage from inside the boundary.
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Architectural controls in the sectors restrict visible changes to external walls and facades, which rules out externally mounted cameras, conduit runs, and gate hardware in many houses.
How we solve it: We design coverage from inside the boundary: cameras mounted under existing eaves and within the porch line, wireless sensors that need no conduit, and lock hardware fitted to the door itself rather than the frame surround. Nothing alters the external appearance of the house.
Most common in: Sector 17, Sector 35, Sector 43
Winter geysers
Geyser and water heating circuits run on schedules that shift with the season.
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Winter mornings mean geysers left on all night or a cold bathroom because nobody wants to switch one on twenty minutes early, and the same geysers stay wired hot through summer.
How we solve it: Geyser and water heating circuits run on schedules that shift with the season, heating ahead of your actual morning routine and staying off the rest of the day. In summer the schedule drops away entirely instead of relying on someone remembering to switch it off at the board.
Most common in: Sector 35, Mohali, Panchkula
Seasonal settings
We set up seasonal profiles rather than a single schedule, so lighting, heating, cooling, and fan behaviour change together when the season does.
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A house that needs heating in January and cooling in June ends up with settings that are wrong half the year, and most owners simply stop adjusting them.
How we solve it: We set up seasonal profiles rather than a single schedule, so lighting, heating, cooling, and fan behaviour change together when the season does. You approve the switch once instead of re-editing schedules room by room twice a year.
Most common in: Sector 17, Sector 43, Mohali
