System Integrators

Reliable hardware backbone for your smart home projects — bulk pricing, API access, and technical documentation that keeps your team moving.

Built for Integrators, Not Consumers
You don’t need retail packaging and flashy marketing. You need products that install cleanly, integrate smoothly, and don’t generate support tickets. We manufacture the hardware that professional integrators actually want to spec into their projects.

What integrators get from us:

Bulk pricing with tiered discounts starting at 50 units
API documentation and SDK access for custom integrations
Raw technical specs — no marketing fluff
Consistent firmware across product lines
Dedicated technical liaison for large projects
Product Ecosystem
Smart Control Panels

Central hub managing up to 128 connected devices
RS-485 and Zigbee 3.0 dual protocol
Custom UI skinning via configuration file
Wall-mount or tabletop installation
Smart Switches

EU/US/UK gang configurations available
Neutral and no-neutral wiring options
Scene programming via physical button combinations
Works with major voice platforms
Video Doorbells

ONVIF compatible for NVR integration
RTSP stream access for custom dashboards
POE and WiFi variants
SIP protocol support for intercom systems
Motion and Environment Sensors

PIR motion, door/window contact, temperature/humidity
2-year battery life on standard AA cells
Mesh network self-healing topology
Open MQTT payload format
Wireless Call Buttons

Instant alert to monitoring station or caregiver
Wearable pendant or wall-mount options
Acknowledgment LED feedback
Integration with nurse call and security systems
Integration Support
Protocols Supported

Zigbee 3.0, Z-Wave, WiFi, Bluetooth Mesh
MQTT, CoAP, HTTP REST API
ONVIF for camera devices
SIP for intercom and doorbell systems
Platforms We Work With

Home Assistant
OpenHAB
Node-RED
Custom dashboards via our REST API
Major home automation controllers (Control4, Crestron-compatible)
Project Pricing
Small Projects (1–10 units)

Standard wholesale pricing
Online order, credit card or PayPal
Medium Projects (10–100 units)

Tiered volume discounts
Dedicated account manager
30-day payment terms available
Enterprise Projects (100+ units)

Custom firmware modifications
Private label and branding
On-site technical training
Extended warranty and SLA
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What Integrators Need From a Hardware Supplier

Integrators resell, install and support what we build, so the things that matter are different from what an end customer asks about. You need to know whether a device will join your platform before you buy it, whether firmware will stay stable across a shipment, and what happens when 3% of a batch fails after a year.

Protocol reality: ONVIF, RTSP and what they do not cover

Cameras are straightforward — ONVIF and RTSP are mature and we support both. Sensors and alarms are where integration friction lives, because there is no equivalent standard for "door opened" or "water detected". In practice you integrate at one of three levels:

Level	What you get	Effort
Cloud-to-cloud API	Events and control through the platform API	Lowest; depends on internet
Local gateway API / SDK	LAN-level events, works offline	Medium; needs a developer
Matter bridge	Standard exposure to third-party ecosystems	Lowest for ecosystems, limited device types

Tell us which level you are integrating at and we will confirm what is exposed before you commit. This is the single most common source of disappointment in this category, and it is entirely avoidable with one question.

Firmware stability across shipments

A repeat order should behave like the first one. We lock firmware versions per shipment and notify you before a change, because a silent firmware update that alters event payloads will break your integration. If you need a frozen version for a deployed estate, say so and we will hold it.

Certification and who carries it

We hold CE, FCC, RoHS and UKCA on our standard platforms, with test reports per shipment. If you are selling into a market we have not approved for, that is a conversation before tooling, not after production — a shipment that cannot be legally sold is not a problem we can fix retroactively.

Failure rates, spares and RMA

Plan for field failures as a percentage, not an exception. We ship spare units with project orders at an agreed ratio, and replacement units go out before the faulty ones come back for distributed projects where site uptime matters. Ask for the DOA and RMA terms in writing at enquiry — a supplier without a defined RMA process is describing a shop, not a factory.

When we are not the right supplier

If you need a fully open, self-hosted firmware stack you can modify at will, our platforms are not built for that. And if your volumes are below 500 units per model with custom firmware, the economics will not work for either of us — standard products with your branding are the right starting point.