Automatic when you want it. Manual when you don't. All of it on the same platform as your lights and your door.
Every circuit on scenes and schedules. Off at sunrise, warm at dinner, dim at midnight — or manual, one tap.
Open on the morning scene, close on the west sun, or hold position when you are away.
Unlock from the app or the intercom. Temporary codes for guests, cleaners and trades that expire on time.
Open from the car, check from the office. The app shows whether it is actually closed.
Open from the phone or the intercom, with a camera on the gate before you let anyone in.
PIR and dusk-to-dawn control. On when someone walks up, not all night.
| What | Automatic | Manual |
|---|---|---|
| Lighting | Sunset, schedules, motion, occupancy | App, wall switch, keypad |
| Curtains | Morning open, afternoon shade | App or wall control |
| Locks | Auto-lock at night, guest windows | App, code, intercom release |
| Garage | Close reminder, auto-close at night | App, remote, wall button |
| Gate | Opens for recognised arrival | App, intercom, keypad |
| Outdoor lights | Dusk-to-dawn, PIR override | App or switch |
Every automation can be overridden by hand. Nothing is locked away behind a dealer.
Cameras, sensors, locks, gates, curtains and lights are separate products. They should not be separate apps. WIS Living is the one screen they all report to.
Lights, locks, gates, curtains and cameras in one place — not six apps from six installers.
Who unlocked the door, when the gate opened, which light came on. Named and logged.
If a lock stops reporting or a gate stops answering, there is one team to call.
Gate opens from the car, path lights come on at 40%, front door unlocks, hallway light warms up. One tap before you turn into the street.
The gate camera rings your phone. You see them, speak, and open — without walking to the panel or opening the front door.
Lights run a lived-in pattern, curtains move, the garage stays shut. If a door opens, you get a message, not a surprise on return.
Yes. Every automation can be overridden by hand — wall switch, keypad, remote or app. The automation is a convenience, not a cage.
Local control keeps working: lights, locks, gates and scenes run on the local network. You lose remote access from outside until the connection is back.
Usually yes. It depends on the motor and whether there is a dry-contact input. We check at the free visit and tell you if it cannot be done safely.
No. If they work, we integrate what can be integrated and leave the rest. WIS Security has installed and maintained alarm and CCTV systems since 2004.
It is the layer that joins them. Locks and sensors are security; lights and curtains are comfort. WIS Living puts both on one screen.
Book the free check and we will tell you what can be automated, what should stay manual, and what it costs.
