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URC Adds More Connected Devices to Total Control iOS App
Lutron, Proliphix, seven new A/V receivers, KNX now part of URC Total Control home automation ecosystem with two-way control via mobile app.
URC is quickly adding more drivers to its Total Control home automation ecosystem, announcing iOS support for two-way control of more than a dozen new products.
The latest version of Total Control Mobile offers two-way control of URC’s DMS-AV Network Home Theater Amplifier Processor and THZ-100 smart thermostat.
Drivers are also now available for several popular third-party devices: audio/video receivers from Denon, Integra, Marantz, Onkyo, Pioneer, Sony and Yamaha; Lutron RadioRA 2 lighting; Proliphix thermostats; and TED (The Energy Detective) electricity monitor.
Total Connect now supports two-way communications with KNX, the international building standard for integration and automation of a wide variety of residential products. Popular in Europe, KNX is supported by scores of manufacturers that have deployed hundreds of compatible devices including lighting controls, switches, gateways, motorized shades, security systems, thermostats and more.
URC’s Total Control Mobile app is available for download to iPads, iPhones and the iPod Touch. Notably, there is no per-device fee added, as with many control systems.
All apps downloaded are simply activated by the URC dealer for a one-time setup fee of $199. Once the app is activated, additional devices can be added, and updates can be implemented at any time in the future for no additional charge.
The latest version of Total Control Mobile offers two-way control of URC’s DMS-AV Network Home Theater Amplifier Processor and THZ-100 smart thermostat.
Drivers are also now available for several popular third-party devices: audio/video receivers from Denon, Integra, Marantz, Onkyo, Pioneer, Sony and Yamaha; Lutron RadioRA 2 lighting; Proliphix thermostats; and TED (The Energy Detective) electricity monitor.
Total Connect now supports two-way communications with KNX, the international building standard for integration and automation of a wide variety of residential products. Popular in Europe, KNX is supported by scores of manufacturers that have deployed hundreds of compatible devices including lighting controls, switches, gateways, motorized shades, security systems, thermostats and more.
URC’s Total Control Mobile app is available for download to iPads, iPhones and the iPod Touch. Notably, there is no per-device fee added, as with many control systems.
All apps downloaded are simply activated by the URC dealer for a one-time setup fee of $199. Once the app is activated, additional devices can be added, and updates can be implemented at any time in the future for no additional charge.
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News · Product News · Home Automation and Control · Control Systems · Lighting · Universal Remotes · Energy Management · Urc · Ipad · Apple · Iphone · Total Control · Knx ·About the Author
Julie Jacobson is co-founder of EH Publishing and currently spends most of her time writing for CE Pro, mostly in the areas of home automation, networked A/V and the business of home systems integration. She majored in Economics at the University of Michigan, earned an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin, and has never taken a journalism class in her life. Julie is a washed-up Ultimate Frisbee player with the scars to prove it. Follow her on Twitter @juliejacobson.
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I am trying to understand how to sell this product when there are excellent, easy to use and very powerful products out there for much less. Take for example Roomie Remote.