Scope the closing scene circuit by circuit, using compatible dimming or switching where appropriate.
A sales gallery may want display lighting reduced after the last appointment while essential equipment remains available. Begin with the actual circuits and the closing checklist. An all-off button is not a useful target when it accidentally includes the network, refrigeration or required safety equipment.
Caséta Diva is a candidate for reviewed dimmable lighting; Claro serves compatible switching loads and has its own neutral-wire requirement. Check each circuit's wiring, fixture and approved load before selecting the control. The app and scheduling arrangement also need the relevant Caséta hub and configuration.
Give staff a visible closing routine with a way to verify the result. Keep a manual fallback and identify circuits excluded from the scene. The purchase becomes easier to justify when it removes a recurring closing task without turning important always-on equipment into part of an unexamined demonstration.
Before you order
- Map actual lighting circuits.
- Identify all always-on exclusions.
- Review dimming, switching and neutral requirements.
A useful next step
Send the closing checklist and circuit schedule for a scoped lighting-control quote.
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Manufacturer references
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