Home Automation in Charlotte, NC

Illustrative planning samples

From drawings to household handover

These educational examples are not completed Peters installations or approved project drawings. Your drawings, testing, training and ongoing support are defined by the project agreement.

Equipment-room plan

Illustrative annotations: rack position, service clearance, ventilation route, power coordination and cable entry. Architect/builder approves space and construction; the final equipment schedule sets requirements.

Keypad schedule

Example record: room → proposed location → scene label → controlled loads → owner approval. Confirm electrical compatibility and household preferences before programming.

Rough-in checklist

Before insulation: approved cable/device locations, labeled endpoints, agreed test method, photographed routes and unresolved construction items. Coordinate timing with the builder and relevant trades.

Household quick-start

Illustrative handover: choose a room, start music, recall a lighting scene, stop playback and request help. Record guest access and what to do when internet-dependent services are unavailable.

Account ownership & support

Example checklist: owner-controlled accounts, secure credential transfer, device inventory, backup/export availability, recurring services, included training and support obligations in the written agreement.

What we explore in a consultation

Bring plans or room photographs and your priorities. Discuss everyday controls, an entertaining scene, concealed-speaker options, construction access and cinema versus media-room trade-offs. Confirm any requested equipment demonstration in advance; this is not a showroom invitation. See our project process and support for Peters-designed systems.