Smart Automation

One action. A room that knows what you mean.

Scenes coordinate supported systems so your home responds to moments instead of asking you to manage devices one by one.

Scene Automation
Scene Automation

Scene automation triggers coordinated actions across supported systems such as lighting, curtains, climate, entertainment and security depending on project architecture.

Why it matters

Designed for the way the room is used.

The most useful automation is often not complex. It is the ability to press one button, speak one command or tap one scene and have the room move into the right state.

Smart Spiti keeps the recommendation tied to the property, the chosen system architecture and the controls people will use every day.

Real-life experiences

Automation should feel like a better room.

These are examples of how the capability can support everyday moments, depending on the selected systems.

Good Morning

Begin the day

Coordinate selected lights, curtains and climate for a calmer start.

Movie Night

Shift the room

Dim lights, close curtains and prepare supported entertainment controls.

Away

Leave with clarity

Switch selected systems into a leaving or away routine where supported.

What you can do

Capabilities to discuss during consultation.

Good Morning scenes

Included only where the selected products, wiring and automation architecture support it.

Good Night scenes

Included only where the selected products, wiring and automation architecture support it.

Movie Night scenes

Included only where the selected products, wiring and automation architecture support it.

Entertaining scenes

Included only where the selected products, wiring and automation architecture support it.

Leaving Home scenes

Included only where the selected products, wiring and automation architecture support it.

Away routines

Included only where the selected products, wiring and automation architecture support it.

Not every property will use every capability. Scope is confirmed after understanding the rooms, infrastructure and project requirements.

Technology

Technology behind the experience.

The visible experience may be simple. Behind it is a combination of control systems, interfaces, modules and automation architecture selected around the requirements of the space.

Service

Scene Automation

Scenes coordinate supported systems so your home responds to moments instead of asking you to manage devices one by one.

Technology

Selected according to the property.

Control systemsKeypadsScene-capable interfaces

Control Systems

Centralized control and automation for connected spaces.

Keypads

Dedicated interfaces for everyday control and scene activation.

DIN-Rail Modules

Compact modules designed for panel-based automation installations.

Wall-Mount Solutions

Control interfaces designed for modern interior environments.

Rack-Mount Solutions

For advanced installations and centralized equipment environments.

Retrofit Solutions

Approaches for upgrading suitable existing spaces.

Accessories

Supporting components required for flexible installation and integration.

Product example

Sonetonix WI-RL-8
8-channel relay module

Example of a control module used within compatible automation architectures. Designed for switching and integration in smart automation systems.

Operating220-240VAC
50/60Hz
Maximum load10A per channel
up to 2200W per channel
Additional supplied featuresScene storage, last-scene/channel-level recall and automatic status restoration after power failure.
Built for everyday operation

Reliability depends on selecting the correct architecture, compatible products and appropriate installation for the property. Where applicable, supported modules can provide features such as status recall, scene storage, power restoration behavior and dedicated control inputs.

Technology selection is project-specific. Specifications shown here are not universal Smart Spiti system specifications, and warranty varies by product range and applicable product terms. Explore the technology context.

Benefits

What gets better when it is planned well.

01

Less device-by-device control

Kept practical, supportable and tied to the systems selected for the project.

02

Rooms that feel more intentional

Kept practical, supportable and tied to the systems selected for the project.

03

Simple routines for family members

Kept practical, supportable and tied to the systems selected for the project.

04

Flexible behaviour that can evolve with your needs

Kept practical, supportable and tied to the systems selected for the project.

New or existing?

The right automation approach depends on where your project is today.

01New project

Building new?

Plan automation into the project from the beginning.

New construction allows automation requirements to be considered alongside electrical planning, interiors, control points and overall project coordination.

  • Early planning
  • Better infrastructure coordination
  • Cleaner integration
  • Future scalability
Plan My New Project
02Existing space

Already living there?

Explore practical retrofit possibilities for an existing home or property.

Existing spaces can be assessed for suitable retrofit approaches based on wiring, devices, infrastructure and the automation architecture selected.

  • Work with the existing space
  • Phased upgrades
  • Retrofit-friendly approaches
  • Practical assessment
Explore Retrofit Options
How it works

From idea to intelligent space.

A consultation-led process keeps the system tied to the way the property will actually be used.

01

Discover

Understand the property, rooms, routines and control expectations before recommending technology.

02

Plan

Define the right automation approach for the selected systems, budget and project stage.

03

Design

Map scenes, interfaces, wiring considerations and room-by-room control logic.

04

Integrate

Coordinate selected devices, controls and infrastructure into one considered experience.

05

Implement

Support installation, configuration, testing and commissioning with the project team.

06

Support

Provide training, remote assistance and AMC options where applicable.

FAQ

Questions about scene automation.

A scene is a coordinated set of actions across supported systems, triggered by a button, app, schedule, sensor or voice command where supported.
Yes, multi-room scenes can be designed depending on system architecture and project scope.
Scenes may be adjusted later depending on the installed system, available devices and configuration access.
No. Scenes can be designed around selected systems and rooms.

Your space is already designed. Now make it intelligent.

Tell us about your space, your requirements and what you want it to do. We will help you explore the right automation approach.