Start with your home.
We review your HVAC systems, room layout, electrical plans and project stage. The design follows the property, not a generic device package.
Smart air conditioning & heating
Cool summers. Warm winters. Split ACs, concealed units, underfloor heating and radiators—connected to the way you live.
Four systems. One experience.
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Your familiar AC. A smarter way to control it—from the wall, your phone, or a daily routine.
Interactive climate explorer
Choose a mode, then drag the thermostat. Watch the room respond in real time.
The AC responds as the setpoint drops.
Room-by-room comfort
The bedroom doesn’t need the same temperature as the living room. Set each supported zone around how you use it—and leave unused rooms out of the schedule.
Illustrative settings. Available zones depend on your HVAC layout.

Built around your day
Your climate follows your day.
Control & efficiency
Your phone. Your wall. Your voice.
Comfort, wherever you are.
Available functions depend on your equipment and control platform.
Engineers. Not just devices.
We check the equipment, control interfaces and property before choosing the right integration.
We review your HVAC systems, room layout, electrical plans and project stage. The design follows the property, not a generic device package.
We select compatible controls and define how thermostats, sensors, schedules and the wider smart home should work together.
Installation, commissioning, practical user guidance and after-sales support—so the system is useful long after the first demonstration.
Building or renovating? Talk to us before finalising thermostat locations and HVAC control wiring. Already moved in? We can assess retrofit options.
Before you start
Often, yes. The right approach depends on its model and control interface: infrared, a wired controller, or a supported integration. We check compatibility before recommending equipment.
Yes, compatible systems can be managed within the same smart-home platform. Each system still uses the correct controller and operating limits. The explorer shows the concept, not a universal wiring arrangement.
Where the HVAC design supports separate zones, each zone can have its own settings and schedules. A shared ducted system may need additional zoning hardware. We confirm what your installation can do.
Not necessarily. Compatible radiator valves, heating actuators or thermostat interfaces may allow the existing system to be integrated. The required work depends on your equipment.
Voice control is available with supported platforms and integrations. We confirm which commands your chosen equipment supports and set them up as part of the handover.
It depends on the selected platform. Local wall controls and local automations can keep working on suitable systems; remote access and cloud-dependent features may not. We design around those differences and explain them before installation.
Start with the right design
Tell us about your home and the systems you have—or plan to install. A SwitchON engineer will help you find the right approach.
Planning · Construction · Renovation · Existing homes