iHAS - Intelligent Home Automation Systems

By far the greatest waste of energy in a home, is heating or cooling spaces which are not in use.

Maintaining a constant temperature throughout the day, surprisingly, not the most comfortable choice.

Creating a pleasant, healthy indoor atmospeaher requires much more than controlling just the temperature. Humidity, dust, allergens and harmful gasses can be the source of great discomfort and health issues.

Temperature is what we are most sensitive to, but a constant temperature throughout the day is not ideal, or even comfortable. Midday summer, when temperatures peak, indoors need to be slightly cooler to compensate, but when going to bed the same temperature can result in restless sleep, sore troughs and stuffy nose in the morning

By constant monitoring which areas in a house are occupied, external temperature, time of day and type of room, temperatures can be regulated constantly in every room individually to offer the most comfortable environment, with the lowest possible consumption of energy.

If combined with the control of ceiling fans, curtains, shutters and natural ventilation, even better results can be achieved.

Dynamic temperature control, is a relatively simple and affordable automation which offers huge energy and subsequently financial benefits.

If there is one "must have" automation, this is it.

Nothing offers more relief than entering a home at just the right temperature, humidity and scent of freshness in the air.

A comfortable temperature may be the most important element in climate control, but very often its simply not enough. Humidity, dust, allergens, mould, dangerous vapours and gases can cause great discomfort and more often than not, serious health issues.

Unlike temperature which can easily be measured and adjusted with a thermostat, monitoring and managing for all the possible elements which can affect air quality is no easy task, even for an advanced automation system, which explains why there is no commercially available solution for homes.

This level of complexity may be essential and affordable in some high level scientific laboratories, but excessive for a home.

With readily available and affordable smart devices, a very high degree of air quality can be achieved by regulating humidity, dust, allergen and unpleasant gases, creating a feeling of freshness and while greatly improving the effects on health.

In particularly difficult environments, or people with specific health issues, specialized sensors and air treatments can be configured to meet those challenges.

With such flexibility, each installation can and is tailored to the exact needs and demands of every case, to deliver the highest quality air with the lowest possible energy consumption.