Daniel J SaitCrestron has added a couple more control options to its portfolio with tow new partnerships with Vitrea and Tyba.
The company says that through its new partnership with Vitrea, the VTouch keypad featuring Cresnet connectivity is now a Crestron Connected device, providing another attractively designed control option to Crestron residential clients. Crestron Connected devices can be connected to any home network using standard Ethernet cable, so installation should be straight-forward.
The Vitrea VTouch keypad is described as a chic, modern design, with features including LED light identification, multi-press configuration and customisable glass panel designs.
The VTouch is available in a variety of elegant glass colours in standard or matte finish, or with the customisable glass panels. Blue LED light surrounds the keypad to make it easy to locate in the dark. The LED light intensity is fully adjustable. Single and double gang models are available with 1 to 16 keys. Installation can be standard or flush mount.
The Turn from Tyba is a recently introduced and already award-winning generation of rotary keypads and is the second product to join the Crestron Connected family. With its uncluttered configurable interface, intuitive rotary control, and clean design, Turn was born to add style and finesse to residential spaces. When connected to a Crestron control system, Turn performs just like any native Crestron control device.