One keypad.
The whole room.
A living room with glass walls over the ocean, run from a five-position Crestron keypad. Press the buttons and watch the pendants, shades and audio respond, the way they do in every room we program.
- Overhead
- 100%
- Accent light
- 100%
- Shades
- Open
- Audio
- Off
Engraved for the room,
programmed for the people in it.
- Overhead
- Tap to turn the pendant lights on or off. Hold to dim them up or down.
- Good Night
- One press: pendants off, the accent light in the wall niche to 25%, and the horizontal sheers lowered with their vanes closed to blackout.
- Room Off
- Every light in the room off. Its button stays lit while the room is dark, so you can find it.
- Volume
- The room's audio, up and down. A keypad isn't just lights and shades: it can run anything in the room.
- Shades
- The horizontal sheers on the glass. Tap down: they lower with the vanes closed, then open for a soft, filtered view. Hold down: the vanes turn on to the reverse view. Up closes the vanes and raises them. Press the other direction to reverse mid-travel, or the same one to stop.
Every keypad we install is engraved and programmed for its room. More on how we design Crestron control for yachts and homes: Crestron yacht automation.