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Solutions by site type

Each scenario page follows the same structure: the site constraint, the approach we take, the benefit a buyer can verify, and the information needed to assess feasibility.

Six environments where cable runs, weak Wi-Fi or unreliable uplinks change what a control system has to do.

  • Hillside villa at dusk with garden path and gate lighting lit and outbuildings behind the main house

    Villa and Estate Control Without Trenching the Garden

    Local-first switching for gates, gardens, outbuildings and pumps.

    Open scenario
  • Agricultural site at dawn with a barn, a greenhouse, an irrigation pump house and perimeter lighting poles across open fields

    Farm and Agricultural Site Control Where Wi-Fi Stops at the Yard

    Schedules and alarms that keep working across barns, greenhouses and pumps.

    Open scenario
  • Coastal campground at dusk with a sanitation block, path lighting, an access gate barrier and pitches with tents and caravans

    Campsite Control Without Borrowing the Guest Wi-Fi

    One private site network for pitch lighting, sanitation blocks and access gates.

    Open scenario
  • Small marina at dusk with a floating pontoon, shore power pedestals, dock lighting, moored boats and weathered timber and metal structures

    Marine and Marina Control: the Environment Comes First

    Shore power, pontoon lighting and service areas, specified only after an environment review.

    Open scenario
  • Warehouse aisle with pallet racking and high bay lighting switched on, a loading dock visible and an industrial concrete floor

    Warehouse and Industrial Aisle Control on Existing Circuits

    Local-first switching for aisle lighting, loading areas and ventilation.

    Open scenario
  • Hotel courtyard at night with corridor and garden pathway lighting and the facade of a mid size hotel

    Hotel and Guest-house Control Kept Off the Guest Network

    Occupancy-aware control for corridors, back-of-house and outdoor areas.

    Open scenario

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Marinas, cold storage, remote pumping stations and mixed-use estates all appear in enquiries. Describe the site and we will confirm which topologies and SKUs are appropriate.