Smart home automation in Nagpur, made effortless.

Peak summer temperatures near 47°C mean ACs run for most of the day and the electricity bill becomes the single largest household expense in the hot months.

How we solve it: Occupancy-based AC control shuts units in empty rooms, scheduling pre-cools ahead of use rather than running flat out on arrival, and circuit-level energy monitoring shows which rooms are driving consumption. Savings come from runtime cut, not from cooling less.

Most common in: Civil Lines, Dharampeth, Wardha Road

Older bungalows with high ceilings and heavy masonry hold heat overnight, so the house is still warm when the next day's heat arrives and cooling never catches up.

How we solve it: Automated night ventilation runs exhausts and fans during the cooler hours to purge stored heat, and blinds close before the morning sun reaches west and south-facing rooms. The house starts each day cooler, which shortens AC runtime through the afternoon.

Most common in: Civil Lines, Dharampeth, Sadar

Supply interruptions in the outer areas leave homeowners unsure whether schedules, scenes, and cameras will still be working when power returns.

How we solve it: Automation logic runs locally rather than in the cloud, so scenes and schedules survive an outage and resume within about a minute of supply returning. The hub, router, and cameras go on the existing inverter circuit so the security side stays live through the cut.

Most common in: MIHAN, Wardha Road