House supporting deaf resident

The goal of this Loxone installation was to support safe living, by making life at home easier, for those who are deaf. For example, replacing sound signalling eg door bell or fire alarm with light warnings via flashes. Alongside these light signals, the Loxone holistic system also makes it possible to send notifications to a mobile phone and/or smart watch, with additional attention being drawn via vibrations.

The Loxone systems implementation here has been extremely useful for the home owner. With light signalling replacing audio triggers throughout the house. Lighting is used as a visual alarm, contributing to the security of the house in the event of danger, whether it is a burglar, an emerging fire or a water leak. With lighting also being used for an alarm clock which is as well integrated into the automated shading, which is raised when the alarm goes off, and is further connected to vibrate the bed as well to wake the resident. Occurring when the alarm is activated and when the baby cries. Finally, lighting is also used in this home for the doorbell to alert Mr. Sácký's of a visitor.