Uninterrupted Infrastructure
Even if your internet or Wi-Fi goes down, nothing in your home stops working; the system runs locally over cables.
Local · WiredSmart home engineering without interruptions, from lighting and climate control to security and intercom, backed by Panasonic quality and international wired infrastructure.
The blinds open, the bedroom lights fade up slowly and the bathroom floor starts to warm.
A smart home system lets the lighting, blinds, air conditioning, security, audio and other systems in your home communicate with each other and be controlled from one central point.
The systems we install run on Panasonic products, an international open standard and wired infrastructure.
Even if your internet or Wi-Fi goes down, nothing in your home stops working; the system runs locally over cables.
Local · WiredGlobally recognised durability, elegant switch designs and long-lasting panel modules.
PanasonicThanks to an international open standard, you can add new devices to your home even years later.
Open standardEach system can be installed on its own or tied together under one home automation setup. Most people start with lighting or blinds and add the rest later.
Control lighting with scenes, schedules and sensors. Dimming, colour temperature and outdoor lighting all run on one system.
Learn more 02Cameras, alarms and door and motion sensors in one app. See what is happening at home from your phone, wherever you are.
Learn more 03Run your boiler, underfloor heating and air conditioning room by room and hour by hour. Heating stops when a window opens.
Learn more 04Curtains, roller blinds and shutters that open and close by time, sun and wind. Battery motors available for existing homes.
Learn more 05Open your door with a code, card, fingerprint or phone. Give guests time-limited codes and see who came in and when.
Learn more 06Smoke, heat, gas and water leak sensors alert your phone. If a pipe leaks, a motorised valve shuts off the water supply automatically.
Learn more 07Run lighting, climate, garden irrigation, the pool, cameras and gates from one app. Every floor and the whole garden on a single system.
Learn more 08Screen, lights and blinds in the meeting room on one button. Occupancy-sensing lighting, card access, and equipment that switches off after hours.
Learn more 09Lighting, climate, audio and cameras on one screen aboard. Check batteries and power from shore, with equipment chosen for damp, salty air.
Learn more 10Key card energy control, do not disturb and make up room signals, and a guest welcome scene. Monitor every room from reception.
Learn moreA smart home done right works without you noticing. That is why we try to understand the home and the people in it before choosing any product.
We visit the property and listen to how you live. Recommendations come after that.
KNX for new builds, wireless for occupied homes, or both together when it makes sense.
Lighting, blinds, climate and security work together in the same scenes.
What is controlled in each room is put in writing before work starts.
On handover day we go through the app and wall panels with you.
Start with lighting today and add blinds, climate or security later.
We set up the scenes with you once. After that, the house reacts to the time of day, the weather and what its sensors pick up.
The bedroom blinds open halfway and the lights rise gradually over a few minutes. The thermostat has already warmed the bathroom before you get up.
You tap "Away" on the panel by the door; any lights left on go off and the air conditioning drops to eco mode. The alarm arms itself and the cameras send a notification to your phone if they detect movement.
As you get closer to home, the heating returns to its comfort setting. When you open the door, the hallway and kitchen lights come on and the alarm disarms.
The living room lights dim to a low glow, the curtains close and the TV and sound system switch on together. If someone rings the bell, the intercom picture pops up in the corner of the screen.
If the front door is still unlocked, the system reminds you; once it is locked, the alarm switches to night mode. Get up in the night and a motion sensor turns on a dim guide light in the hallway.
There are two main ways to build a smart home. Which one suits you depends on the state of the property, your budget and what you might want to add later.
KNX is an open standard that lets devices from different manufacturers share the same bus. Devices connect over a dedicated data cable, so the cabling needs to be planned during construction or a major renovation.
Wireless modules sit behind switches, inside sockets or in the devices themselves and talk over radio. They can go into a lived-in home without chasing walls.
KNX usually makes more sense in a new villa, and wireless in a flat you already live in; some homes use both. We make that call with you during the site survey, once we have seen the property.
Smart home projects go wrong when decisions get made on the day of installation. So we split the job into clear stages from the start.
We visit the home or the building site and look at the wiring, windows and heating system. We also ask how you actually live in the space.
We put together a written plan: what gets controlled in each room, wired or wireless, and which scenes you want. You review it with us before any work starts.
We fit the devices, program the system and test every scene on site. On renovation jobs we work to the same schedule as your electrician and other trades.
At handover we walk through the app, the wall panels and the scenes together. If you want to change a scene or add a device later, just get in touch.
Examples of systems we have installed: photos, location and the systems used in each project.
We build our systems with products from these brands, Panasonic first among them.
With more new residential projects going up in Samsun, people are asking about smart home features earlier, often before they get the keys. In a seafront flat in Atakum the priorities tend to be blinds, air conditioning and cameras; in a detached house out towards Tekkeköy or Çarşamba, garden lighting, gates and heating often come first. The same systems work for offices, shops and other business premises. If you are buying or renovating from abroad, a clear written plan makes it much easier to follow the project from a distance.
You get in touch and we arrange a site survey. We look at the property, talk through what you want and then prepare a design and a quote. Once you approve the plan, we agree an installation schedule.
The price depends on how many points you want to control, whether the system is wired or wireless, which devices you choose and the labour involved. Items like blind motors, cameras or audio add to the total separately. That is why we don't quote a figure before seeing the property.
Yes. Lived-in homes usually get wireless modules that fit into existing switch boxes or sockets, so there is no need to break into walls. Some older buildings have no neutral wire at the switch, and we check for that kind of thing during the survey.
Wired systems such as KNX connect devices over a dedicated data cable, which is laid during construction or a major renovation. Wireless systems communicate by radio and are easier to add to an existing home. Both have their place, and the choice depends on the property.
In a properly set up system, wall switches, panels and in-home automations run locally and don't need the internet. What you lose is remote access from your phone and some cloud-based services. We design with that split in mind.
Yes. The system runs through an app that works both at home and remotely, which is useful if you spend part of the year outside Turkey. You can also set permissions, for example for a property manager or cleaner, so they only see what they need.
Most systems we install can be paired with voice assistants, although the supported commands vary by product. Tell us which assistant you use during the survey and we will choose products accordingly. Voice control is an extra; switches and panels always keep working.
It depends on the size of the property, whether the system is wired or wireless and how our work fits in with other trades. Automating lighting and blinds in one room and fitting KNX across a whole villa are very different jobs. We give you a timeline as part of the plan after the survey.

Can you add a smart home system to a flat you already live in or an older house without breaking walls? Wireless modules, neutral wires and where to start.
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KNX compared with wireless smart home systems (Zigbee, Z-Wave, Wi-Fi, Matter): infrastructure, reliability, flexibility and which type of home each one suits.
Read moreBuilding new or upgrading the place you already live in? Tell us a little about the property and we will get back to you to arrange a site survey.