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LiteTouch Announces iPhone App

LiteTouch’s new iPhone app has been designed to allow homeowners to use an iPhone to control their lighting, HVAC, security, window blinds, AV and other home systems that are integrated into their LiteTouch FIVEk lighting control and automation system. According to the company, the app will enable homeowners to activ

LiteTouch’s new iPhone app has been designed to allow homeowners to use an iPhone to control their lighting, HVAC, security, window blinds, AV and other home systems that are integrated into their LiteTouch FIVEk lighting control and automation system.

According to the company, the app will enable homeowners to activate any button of any LiteTouch keypad in their home. It will also allow them to assign and quickly access “My Favorite” functions, get the status of any lighting load, remotely adjust light levels, and activate other integrated automation systems.

The LiteTouch app also includes a feature designed to help homeowners reduce energy consumption by choosing to dim lights throughout the home, or by activating other energy reduction pre-set programming.

“Many consumers want to reduce their overall energy consumption, but often they feel that they can’t do it easily or measurably. We wanted to add something to our application that would let homeowners visibly see the effect of energy reduction, and allow homeowners a quick way to reduce their daily carbon footprint,” said LiteTouch VP of sales and marketing Angie Larson.

The new iPhone app will be available on September 23, the first day of the CEDIA EXPO in Atlanta, where LiteTouch will be introducing the app to dealers and the custom installation community. The LiteTouch app will need to be activated and authenticated by a LiteTouch Dealer to set-up user parameters and connection details to prevent unauthorized access.

The LiteTouch app is also compatible with iPod touch and iPad. Broad Web Access, plus Blackberry and Droid apps are expected to follow.

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