Nixon Group has been involved in emerging technologies that constantly redefining our homes. Smarter appliances and new home networking products are making modern home into a connected hub, perfect for work and play. Many independent one-function devices can now be replaced by a single unit with the capability of a whole range of older products.

Nixon Group offers the kind of services that require less input from humans such as home automation, intelligent home management system and multimedia instructional systems. All these services are designed to achieve a greater level of convenience.

Smart Home

• This system is a computerised/remote control system which allows the user to control and/or pre-program (via the Internet, the telephone or a personal digital assistant (PDA)), amongst others, the electricity and power supply systems of certain household appliances, heating, ventilation and/or air-conditioning systems, lighting systems (with on/off, dimming or scene effects), intelligent security alarm analyser and camera surveillance systems, entertainment systems (with source selection for pre-stored videos, photo albums and radio and television channels), weather monitoring systems, intelligent PABX systems as well as advanced access control systems such as bio-metric door access systems in a house or an apartment. A smart home system can be programmed to suit the individual needs or preferences of the user.

Europe Installation Bus (EIB) system EIB

• EIB or European Installation Bus, is a leading system for “intelligent?electrical installation networking. The EIB system essentially comprises an embedded control protocol, which is a digital language by which a number of electrical devices in a building or facility may be programmed to communicate and function with each other. Electrical devices (such as sensors and actuators), which are EIB enabled, may be installed in commercial, office and residential buildings to cooperate and perform distributed control application functionalities such as temperature and humidity control, lighting control, access and security control, blinds and shutter control and energy management. The EIB protocol is controlled and managed by the EIB Association.
• The above security systems, communication systems and intelligent automation systems can be integrated and connected into a coordinated system with the aid of a wireless network or structured cabling such as CAT. 5E / CAT. 6, fibre-optic and other types of cabling.