Smart Home Design & Implementation Support

We handle the heavy lifting of your technical infrastructure before construction begins. By creating detailed AutoCAD diagrams, MEP coordination drawings, and Wi-Fi heat maps, we eliminate the common cabling and interference issues that plague home automation projects after the walls are closed.

The Home Automation Roadmap

Success in smart home integration is decided in the planning phase. Our design and implementation support services act as a technical back-office, ensuring that your site is prepared for high-end automation from day one.

Phase 1: Infrastructure Blueprinting

We provide granular design documentation for your residential or commercial projects. This includes:

• MEP Coordination: Detailed AutoCAD layouts for low-voltage wiring, specifically routing CAT6, KNX bus, and speaker cables to prevent interference with electrical lines.
• Lighting & Load Schedules: We segment lighting circuits—whether DALI, Phase, or 0-10V—and match them to the appropriate ABB or Savant dimming modules to ensure stability and prevent flickering.
• Rack Engineering: We design server rack elevations that prioritize thermal management and organization, ensuring space for Savant Hosts, Amplifiers, and Matrix switchers.

Phase 2: Signal & Performance Planning

Technology is only as good as the network it runs on. We go beyond basic installation guides by offering:

• Predictive Wi-Fi Heat Mapping: Using Netgear standards, we map your space to eliminate dead zones and ensure seamless roaming for smart devices.
• Camera FOV Calculations: We calculate the Field-of-View for IC Realtime security units to eliminate blind spots in your surveillance coverage.

Phase 3: Site Coordination

We do not just hand over a document. We bridge the gap between design and reality through virtual walkthroughs or onsite visits to brief your electrical contractors on cable tagging, termination standards, and BOQ verification. This ensures every hidden accessory, from power supplies to mounting brackets, is accounted for before the project begins.