Control4
Professionally integrated smart-home control for lighting, climate, entertainment, security, shades, and connected devices.
What they're known for
A dealer-installed automation layer that replaces stacks of disconnected apps with one programmable home operating system.
Control4 connects lighting, audio-video, climate, security, shades, locks, and other smart devices through a professionally configured whole-home platform. Current systems use controllers, keypads, dimmers, touchscreens, remotes, thermostats, and the Control4 app, with scenes and automations programmed by certified integrators and adjustable over time. The relevant distinction is service model as much as hardware: Control4 is designed to be installed, maintained, and expanded as a coherent house system rather than assembled piecemeal by the homeowner.
Performance focus
- Thermal Comfort
Notable products
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Control4 OS
Whole-home automation software coordinating lighting, climate, AV, security, and connected devices
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Smart Lighting
Keypads, switches, dimmers, and programmable lighting scenes
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Controllers
Central processors coordinating automations and third-party integrations
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Control4 App
Mobile interface for remote and in-home system control
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