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26 APR 2017 1 MIN READ

Home automation and disability

For people with reduced mobility or older people, an automated home means everyday independence.

People with disabilities, or older people with mobility problems, find home automation a great help with many everyday tasks. And where there is a degenerative condition, the home can add functions progressively as needs change, so the person can remain independent.

Environmental control

The key is environmental control: running the home without having to go to every switch or window. For example:

Lights, blinds and climate from a remote, a touch panel or a phoneCONTROL

Opening doors and answering the video intercom from wherever you areACCESS

Emergency alerts and technical alarmsHELP

With well-placed switches, scenes that group several actions into a single gesture and presence-based automation, home automation brings simple solutions to everyday problems.