Entertainment together
Bring compatible televisions, audio sources, and listening zones into a shared experience. Choose what plays and where without treating each room as a separate system.
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Flagship / Whole-home control
Music, lighting, entertainment, security, and comfort—brought together through compatible systems and controls that make sense to you.
Discuss your projectDesigned around you
A connected home should feel easier to use. Control4 brings compatible products into one platform, allowing everyday actions to be grouped into personalized scenes. Instead of moving between separate remotes and apps, you can choose the control that fits the moment: a keypad, touchscreen, remote, or phone.
Start with the things you repeat every day. Turning on a room, choosing music, watching a movie, or leaving for the evening can each become a more considered experience. The design starts with those routines, then works back to the devices, infrastructure, and programming needed to support them.
Explore the possibilities
Bring compatible televisions, audio sources, and listening zones into a shared experience. Choose what plays and where without treating each room as a separate system.
Coordinate supported functions with a single action. A movie scene could adjust compatible lighting, select the right source, and prepare your entertainment system.
Explore compatible climate and shade controls alongside the rest of the home. Choose what should happen automatically and what should stay under your direct control.
A phone is useful, but it is not always the most natural control. Think about a bedside keypad, a living-room remote, or a touchscreen where the family gathers.
Life, considered
Examples to shape the conversation. Your scenes and functions are tailored to the equipment and services in your system.
A personalized scene can bring selected lights and music into the spaces you use first. The exact behavior is configured around supported devices and your preferences.
Choose a playlist for common areas, adjust compatible lighting, and prepare the television in the lounge—all as part of a considered entertaining setup.
Build a routine around the areas that need to switch off and the pathways that should remain lit. Decide carefully which security actions should require a separate confirmation.

Before the equipment
A useful proposal explains what is included, how it will be controlled, and what the design depends on.
Inventory televisions, audio components, thermostats, and security systems alongside low-voltage tunable-white or RGB lighting. Confirm the specific drivers, controllers, and supported functions for each integration.
Review wired connections, Wi-Fi coverage, equipment locations, power, and ventilation before finalizing the automation plan.
Plan controls for family members and guests. Clear labels and a small number of useful scenes usually matter more than a long list of features.
A little more clarity
Not always. Control4 supports many third-party products, but specific models, drivers, and functions must be checked. An equipment inventory helps separate what can stay from what may need to change.
Yes, Control4 offers multiple interface options, including remotes, touchscreens, and keypads. The available controls depend on the system design and products selected.
Behavior depends on the devices, local network, sources, and services in your design. Ask for a walkthrough of which functions work locally and which depend on internet access; do not assume every feature behaves the same way.
Some capabilities and services may have recurring charges. The proposal should identify equipment, installation, programming, and any ongoing services separately so you can evaluate the full scope.
Your next step
Start with the way you want to live. We’ll help you explore the technology that fits.