A Digital Power Network for buildings that is
simple, open, vibrant, and efficient.
Domatic is an easy, safe, and efficient electrical wiring and networking system for building fixtures. It delivers both power and data using a shared low-voltage 2-conductor cable that can be spliced like Romex. It controls all fixtures and powers up to 100W, such as lights, fans, blinds, sensors, door controllers, security cameras, speakers, and HVAC. It brings all the fixtures into a shared network for whole-space control.
Domatic simplifies the process of designing electrical layouts by enabling software control over the entire system. By interpreting circuit diagrams from floor plans, fixtures can be automatically commissioned, eliminating time-consuming IT work. The secure central hub hosts an app platform and manages the fixture network, with critical functions not dependent on the Internet, to ensure peace of mind while offering limitless UX possibilities.
With Domatic, it’s easy to provide creature comforts for tenants, such as smart door access, high-quality LED dimming and circadian lighting, time-of-day shade controls, occupancy-informed heating and cooling, and more. What's more, Domatic fixtures are designed to be immune to the effects of 50/60Hz mains, ensuring they perform unaffected by grid frequencies that typically cause flickering or unintended side effects.
Domatic's new wiring and software approach removes obstacles to deploying sensors and controls throughout the building, facilitating real-time algorithms for cost-efficient building management, to meet and exceed standards like California Title 24. Domatic also reduces energy loss by centralizing AC-DC conversion at the circuit breaker, resulting in up to 40% reclamation of lost energy. When combined with a solar/storage system, Domatic maximizes power generation, storage, and distribution as DC, further saving energy.
Domatic partners with builders on multi-unit residential and hospitality projects with the goal of making cutting-edge affordable intelligent buildings.
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