Lock the temperature
Dimmers drift. LEDs shift as they warm. KELVIN holds the kelvin you set, through a six-hour sitting, without a rigger walking the floor.
Hospitality lighting OS
KELVIN holds colour temperature through service — 2200K at the table, never the 4000K of a hotel corridor. Cue from the pass. Fail over without a blackout.
Four layers, one temperature. The pass, the bar, the lobby, and the stair never share a scene unless you tell them to.
Dimmers drift. LEDs shift as they warm. KELVIN holds the kelvin you set, through a six-hour sitting, without a rigger walking the floor.
Hover a room. The rest stay dark. Cues never cross a fire door unless you plot them to.
A circadian strip the floor staff can read. No unmarked sliders on a wall.
A handheld, a wall station, or the pass iPad. One GO. Four hundred milliseconds.
91 min remaining
Mains drop. Tables stay lit. Guests finish the course. Nobody notices the generator.
A working load sheet — not a brochure. Change the room and the house recommendation moves with it.
Hardware is quoted per house. Software is a seat on the mesh. Annual billing holds two months.
Studio
One room. Owner on the pass. Colour lock and four scenes.
$180/ mo
Billed monthly
Start StudioHouse
A full venue. Zones, circadian plot, last-look battery.
$420/ mo
Billed monthly
Start HouseEstate
Several properties, one mesh. Custom fixtures, SSO, a named rigger.
$890/ mo
Billed monthly
Talk to a riggerForty-two covers. Service locked at 2180K for eleven months. The bar is plotted separately after 22:00.
A marble hall that used to read as an airport. House now holds 2650K from dusk; daylight only until 16:00.
A late room. Close scene at 1920K, no white left in the spectrum. Last-look carried a storm outage last March.