The Process

• 1: We meet with you, the client with your Plan. At this time we can gauge your requirements and expectations, we will go over the products and the solutions that we have to offer.

• 2: If you are in the process of renovating or if the home is in an advanced state of construction we arrange for  the project manager visit your site.

• 3: Armed with the project manager’s report and with the feedback you provided at the initial meeting/s we will add a layer consisting of C-bus  Lighting and Keypad Control/Audio Visual including Speaker and Main Equipment Positions/Smartwiring including Data Phone and TV Positions to your Plans with the latest Version of Clipspec.

• 4: You provide feedback on the proposal, and any changes that you feel are necessary are then addressed in subsequent proposals.

• 5: Once the quote is accepted it is then forwarded to our draftsman who will do two sets of drawings, the first is the interconnection schematic showing all cables connecting the individual components. The second is the wiring schematic for the various rooms (speaker cable, networking cable etc.) This process is yet another safeguard ensuring that the system design is 100% correct, but more importantly it takes any guesswork out of the installation once our installers are on site. If the pre-wire is being handled by another party, e.g. your on-site electricians, this schematic will then be handed over to them.

From this stage the project is passed over to a project manager who will ensure the smooth running of the installation. While the initial salesman is still very involved in the project most of your day-to-day contact will be with the assigned project manager from this time.

• 6: Pre-wire. This involves running all necessary cables, and takes place early in the building process – roughly at the same time that the electricians are running their cables.

• 7: Fit-off. This stage involves the installation of all the wall-plates plus the in-ceiling or in-wall speakers.

• 8: Installation of the system itself. Once all of your cabinets have been installed, and the various trades have left site we will install and connect the system.

• 9: Programming of any learning remotes or automation systems (in larger installations much of the programming will be done on our premises while other parts of the installation are taking place.)

• 10: Training and hand-over. We will walk you through the operation of the system.

• 11: Three month bedding-in period. During this period you will have time to see if there are any elements of the system that require further customisation/fine tuning, or any changes that you would like to make to the programming of the control system.

• 12: Service contract.