The last thing you want as a customer is to be captured by a luminaire manufacturer to buy their products to eternity because you adopted their lighting control system. Different suppliers have different strengths, and in the typical building you want to mix & match.

Mymesh works with all lighting manufactures *).  Furthermore, it has a wide and ever expanding ecosystem of products that work on the Mymesh system, like sensors, meters and LED drivers.



*) manufacturers will need to adopt certain common quality measures (like product testing and  end-of-line testing) to ensure a smooth implementation and longevity of the installation.

Less hardware is less carbon. With Mymesh as the wireless control system for building management, you do not only reduce the amount of wiring, but also enable further reduction in hardware used:

• Mymesh gets integrated more and more with the hardware that is already being installed; sensors, LED drivers, valves, dampers.
• No need for switches on the wall. The controls can be accessed by personal mobile devices, without the need to create accounts
• Advanced sensor techniques and integrated wireless light and climate control can reduce the hardware for room controllers, air handling units, boilers and coolers.

Could you give  a definition of a Smart Building and what that would look like in, say, 5 years time? And one this is valid to all building owners?

Probably not.

The answer is: Choose a system that is flexible and future proof. Make sure that you use and purpose of the system can change with time, without abandoning or replacing hardware. Simply by adding.

It begins with the lighting, but it is not really about the lighting.