Authorized Control4 dealer designing, programming and servicing X4 systems on professionally engineered networks.
Control4 X4 becomes most useful when lighting, entertainment, shades, climate and security are organized into scenes that match how the house is actually used.
ARRIVE
Entry lighting, selected shades, climate and preferred audio can transition from away settings to occupied settings together.
WATCH
A Halo command can start the display and sources, set room lighting, close shades and establish the preferred audio mode.
ENTERTAIN
Music, architectural lighting and selected outdoor or public-room zones can be coordinated from one favorite or scene.
AWAY / GOODNIGHT
Lighting, AV, shades, climate and supported security devices can move to a defined state without a room-by-room shutdown routine.
Regent5 programs scenes around the equipment and integrations actually installed, then documents the behavior so future changes remain supportable.
The homeowner sees X4, Halo remotes and touchscreens. Behind them, the CORE controller architecture and network determine how responsive and dependable the system feels.
Regent5 sizes the control processor, network, rack power and integration architecture together. That keeps the user interface simple while supporting the device count and AV complexity of the actual property.
CORE Controller Architecture
SYSTEM ENGINE
CORE lite, CORE 1, CORE 3 and CORE 5 are selected according to room count, integrations, audio processing and property scale.
Control4 X4 Interface
USER EXPERIENCE
Favorites, widgets, routines, scenes and room controls present the underlying system in a personalized interface for homeowners and staff.
Processor capacity should be planned before a system is expanded with large numbers of AV, lighting, security or third-party devices.
A stable managed network and documented programming are as important to long-term performance as the controller itself.
Halo Remote
Tactile hard-button control with a color display for favorites, media and room functions.
Halo Touch
Adds a capacitive touchscreen while retaining physical controls for fast media-room operation.
Both remotes can operate the same Control4 room. The choice is primarily about whether the homeowner prefers a more tactile interface or more graphical touchscreen navigation.
TACTILE-FIRST
Halo emphasizes familiar physical navigation and a color display for fast, eyes-off operation.
TOUCH-ENHANCED
Halo Touch adds graphical navigation for favorites and scenes while preserving hard buttons for volume, transport and common actions.
Regent5 can deploy different remote types in different rooms while keeping naming, favorites and scene behavior consistent across the house.
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Regent5 designs Control4 as a whole-property system, matching controllers, interfaces, lighting, AV, network infrastructure and support to the actual residence.
Favorites, widgets, routines, scenes, schedules and personalized home screens.
CORE lite, CORE 1, CORE 3, CORE 5 and CA-10 designs matched to system scale.
Tactile media-room control with voice, favorites, scenes and smart-home commands.
In-wall interfaces for lighting, cameras, intercom, shades, climate and entertainment.
Architectural keypads, dimmers, switches and outlets with coordinated finishes and scene control.
Color temperature, dimming and color-capable scenes coordinated with time and room use.
Televisions, streaming, distributed audio, private theaters and source distribution by room.
Supported cameras, locks, security systems, thermostats and environmental devices.
Managed switching, Wi-Fi, VLANs, UPS power and rack infrastructure for reliable automation.
New programming, legacy cleanup, X4 modernization, documentation and remote support.
X4 is the current Control4 smart-home platform with a customizable home screen, favorites, widgets, routines, scenes and schedules.
The current family includes CORE lite, CORE 1, CORE 3 and CORE 5, with CA-10 available for very large systems.
Both are handheld remotes with physical controls. Halo Touch adds capacitive touchscreen navigation for graphical favorites and scenes.
T5 is Control4’s current in-wall touchscreen family for always-available home control, cameras, intercom and room functions.
Lux is Control4’s architectural lighting-control family with keypads, universal dimmers, switches and outlets in coordinated finishes.
Yes. Current Control4 systems can support color-capable and tunable-light experiences when the selected fixtures, drivers and integration architecture are compatible.
Yes. Regent5 can assess existing Control4 systems, troubleshoot programming and network issues, replace failed or obsolete components where appropriate, improve documentation and plan upgrades or takeovers when the original installer is no longer available.
Yes. Large estates require the correct CORE or CA-10 architecture plus professionally designed networking, racks, power and device organization.
Often yes, but compatibility depends on exact models and available drivers. Regent5 surveys existing equipment before promising reuse.
Many systems can be modernized, although older controllers, touchscreens, drivers or network components may need replacement.
Yes. Regent5 can evaluate controllers, programming, network health, lighting, AV, integrations and documentation, then stabilize or modernize the system.
Early in design so controller locations, wiring, lighting loads, shade power, network access points, racks, speakers and security devices can be coordinated.
Yes. Regent5 is an authorized Control4 dealer. We design, program, install and service Control4 systems for custom homes, estates and select commercial properties from our San Carlos design center, across San Francisco, the Peninsula, the North Bay, South Bay, and East Bay, Wine Country, and the Carmel and Monterey area.
Regent5 works from its design center at 1300 Industrial Road, Suite 12, San Carlos, and supports Control4 projects across San Francisco, the Peninsula, the North Bay, South Bay, and East Bay, Wine Country, and the Carmel and Monterey area. Most projects start with a call or a visit to the design center, where we review drawings or the existing system before recommending a scope.
It depends on the scope. Controller tier, Lux lighting count, T5 and Halo interfaces, audio zones, network design, and whether the system is new construction, retrofit, or an upgrade drive the number. A figure without drawings or an existing-system review would mislead more than it helps. The useful first step is a conversation at our San Carlos design center, where we can review the property and turn the requirements into a specification.
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