At Digiark360 we are committed to delivering expanded value to our customers by providing superior lighting and controls solutions, unmatched expertise, and service standards satisfying today’s most demanding projects.
Digital technology is rapidly transforming the lighting industry, providing new opportunities to connect and control with both simple solutions and sophisticated ones that integrate the lighting controls withn the overall building management system.
Go green and save money by installing new fixtures – or replacing existing lights – with an energy efficient design. Custom-tailored lighting control will allow you to change the mood of any area of your home to suit the occasion.
We offer state-of- the-art lighting control systems specifically for homes and businesses. Lighting control systems provide energy savings and peace of mind by allowing you to control the lights using intelligent switch communication. Our advanced lighting control system offers increased security by allowing you to setting up time-based schedules.
- WIRELESS LIGHTING
- VOICE-CONTROLLED LIGHTING
- CENTRALIZED LIGHTING
- EXTERIOR LIGHTING
FEATURES
Create mood-defining lighting scenes at the touch of a button
Set window dressings and lights to respond to daybreak and sunset
Turn lights on and off automatically when you enter and leave your property
Use motion sensors to turn off lights automatically in low occupancy rooms that are not in use.
Home theaters can be wonderful places to relax, retreat and entertain. If acoustics are overlooked, however, any home theater can become a nuisance to the rest of the house. But do not fear, we are here to show you how to soundproof a home theater!
In creating a home theater, two issues need to be addressed: soundproofing and sound absorption. Soundproofing – blocking sound from entering or leaving a space.
BEFORE/DURING CONSTRUCTION
If acoustical issues are addressed during this phase, treatment will be most effective, and more choices will be available. Options include:
Sound Barrier – Can be installed in walls, ceilings or floors and blocks sound using sheer mass. Resilient Isolation Clips (pictured at right)- An economical choice, these clips stop sound transfer by creating space between walls, ceilings or floors and what is opposite them (studs, concrete, wood, steel,etc.).
Green Glue – Used between two rigid building materials such as drywall, Green Glue absorbs vibration within the wall. This reduces sound on the other side of the wall.
AFTER CONSTRUCTION
If your walls and ceilings are already fully constructed don’t fret, it’s not too late. While not ideal, soundproofing treatment can be applied to the outside of a wall. Absorber/Barrier Combination Blanket – These blankets can be hung on walls and are made of one barrier layer sandwiched between two absorptive layers. Door Seal Kits – These kits seal gaps in doorways. This is important. A 1% opening will allow up to 50%t of sound to pass through that opening. Sound Absorption – stopping sound from reverberating or echoing within a space.
Countless combinations of options exist in this area, but we have a few suggestions:
Acoustical Panels – Used in many applications, these versatile panels work in home theaters by absorbing sound waves and converting them into heat energy. This eliminates sound from bouncing from wall to wall (echoing).
Bass Traps – These absorptive traps are important to have in the corners of a home theater because bass and other low frequency sounds build up in corners