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Start with a specific room or project need, then review the equipment and the work involved.

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Planning example · Entry

A front door for the whole family

One deadbolt, individual access and a separate door-open indication.

Planning example · Rental property

Guest access with a clear handover

Plan access for one rental entrance and reset it between stays.

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Planning example · Entry

An entrance with easier everyday controls

Keep lock access separate from a reachable button for an entry lamp.

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Planning example · Entry

See who rang the door

A single video doorbell for visitor notifications and a defined recording policy.

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Planning example · Entry

Remember the side doors

Two contacts for a side door and a garage service door.

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Planning example · Entry

A lamp that welcomes you in

Use a door-open event to switch an existing plug-in lamp during chosen evening hours.

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Planning example · Entry

A softer route through the hall

Motion-triggered low lighting for one hallway, with daytime operation excluded.

Planning example · Entry

Light the stairs from either landing

Two motion points and two separately powered light runs for one staircase.

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A living room filled with furniture and large windows

Planning example · Living room

Keep the reading corner lit

An FP1E presence sensor and a plug-in lamp for one occupied corner.

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Planning example · Living room

Read, host or settle in

Two lamps and a Cube T1 Pro for three clearly named living-room scenes.

Planning example · Living room

Start with one no-neutral circuit

A survey-led replacement for one compatible conventional lighting circuit.

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Aqara Smart Wall Switch (No Neutral, US)

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Planning example · Living room

Dim the lights you already own

A Caséta Diva dimmer option for one approved conventional lighting load.

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A kitchen with a sink a counter and a window

Planning example · Kitchen

Light where you prepare dinner

An under-cabinet light run with a button near the preparation area.

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Planning example · Kitchen

Watch the cupboard under the sink

One water sensor at the low point under one kitchen sink.

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Planning example · Kitchen

Two points around the dishwasher

Separate alerts for an accessible appliance edge and the adjacent connection cupboard.

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Planning example · Kitchen

Understand a warm or damp pantry

Temperature and humidity trends for one dry pantry or cupboard.

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Planning example · Kitchen

Remember the ventilation window

One contact reminds you when a kitchen window stays open too long.

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Modern bathroom with double sinks and freestanding bathtub

Planning example · Bathroom & laundry

A leak alert inside the vanity

Monitor the dry cabinet floor below one basin’s plumbing.

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Planning example · Bathroom & laundry

Know when the bathroom stays humid

Follow humidity after a shower before deciding on ventilation work.

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Planning example · Bathroom & laundry

Watch the washer and laundry sink

One sensor by the washer’s accessible water path and one under the laundry sink.

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Planning example · Whole home

Three named utility water points

Map three accessible risk points in one utility area before expanding coverage.

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Planning example · Living room

Automate one single-opening curtain

One rod-version motor for one curtain that travels in one direction.

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Planning example · Living room

A centre-opening pair, counted correctly

Two track-version motors for two panels on one supported rail.

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Planning example · Bedroom

A morning routine you can pause

Schedule one curtain and one lamp, with a bedside control for exceptions.

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A bed sitting under a window in a bedroom

Planning example · Bedroom

Two readers, two bedside controls

A lamp and a button on each side, with an agreed shared lights-off action.

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Planning example · Bedroom

Compare the bedroom with the hall

Two sensors reveal whether one room differs from a nearby reference area.

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Planning example · Bedroom

A bedtime check of three windows

A named open/closed view for three separate bedroom windows.

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Planning example · Rental property

One rented room, one useful button

Add reachable control to an existing lamp without changing fixed wiring.

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Planning example · Whole home

One button for three chosen lamps

A deliberately limited all-off group for three nonessential plug-in lights.

Planning example · Living room

A calmer light for calls and focused work

Dim one compatible conventional lighting circuit with a nearby desk button.

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Planning example · Whole home

A thermostat only after the wiring check

An ecobee Enhanced option for one confirmed compatible HVAC system.

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Planning example · Whole home

Compare two basement corners

A sensor in a damp-feeling corner and another in a normal occupied area.

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Planning example · Rental property

Keep one vacant unit on the checklist

Three named water points and one entry contact inside one separately managed unit.

Planning example · Rental property

A sensor handover the next tenant can understand

Two water points and one room-climate sensor with a documented ownership reset.

Planning example · Whole home

A small demonstration with honest limits

Demonstrate button control and motion lighting on one safe tabletop lamp.

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Planning example · Whole home

A small home, one clearly scoped start

One hub, two lights, one entrance state and one shared room control.

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Solution plans

A front door for the whole family

Guest access with a clear handover

An entrance with easier everyday controls

See who rang the door

Remember the side doors

A lamp that welcomes you in

A softer route through the hall

Light the stairs from either landing

Keep the reading corner lit

Read, host or settle in

Start with one no-neutral circuit

Dim the lights you already own

Light where you prepare dinner

Watch the cupboard under the sink

Two points around the dishwasher

Understand a warm or damp pantry

Remember the ventilation window

A leak alert inside the vanity

Know when the bathroom stays humid

Watch the washer and laundry sink

Three named utility water points

Automate one single-opening curtain

A centre-opening pair, counted correctly

A morning routine you can pause

Two readers, two bedside controls

Compare the bedroom with the hall

A bedtime check of three windows

One rented room, one useful button

One button for three chosen lamps

A calmer light for calls and focused work

A thermostat only after the wiring check

Compare two basement corners

Keep one vacant unit on the checklist

A sensor handover the next tenant can understand

A small demonstration with honest limits

A small home, one clearly scoped start

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