01
Guest panel
Lets guests select a room scene, request privacy or ask for housekeeping.
SOLUTION 05 / Hotel engineering and guest experience
Guest Room Management
Guests can control lighting, temperature and curtains, and send service requests from their room.
Discuss a pilot at your site ↗
An occupied room switches to night mode
- 01 Select
- 02 Apply
- 03 Adjust
- 04 Confirm
Guest comfort and room status
The guest selects night mode on the bedside panel. The room controller sets the agreed lighting levels and curtain position. The guest can adjust the temperature or lighting locally to suit their preferences. The guest sees the lights and curtains respond to the selected settings.
Night mode changes the room settings. The guest requests housekeeping separately from the panel.
Guest room control components
Local devices control one room. A gateway shares its status with hotel staff.
02
Thermostat
Measures room temperature and accepts the guest’s setpoint.
03
Room sensors
Detect door status and room occupancy.
04
Room control unit
Applies scenes, guest adjustments and occupancy rules.
05
Lighting outputs
Relays and dimmers operate the lighting circuits.
06
HVAC interface
Sends commands to compatible HVAC equipment.
07
Curtain actuator
Operates motorized curtains where fitted.
08
Hotel gateway
Shares room status with hotel operations systems.
09
Staff console
Displays service requests to authorized staff.
What the project includes
- Model room
- Room controller, guest panel, thermostat, sensors, lighting outputs and HVAC controls.
- Optional extensions
- Curtain motors, central monitoring dashboards and PMS integration.
- Site inputs
- Room type, HVAC control method, circuit schedule and hotel operator standards.
Pilot one furnished model room
- Room scenes — Test arrival and night modes and manual adjustments from the guest’s perspective.
- Service requests — Confirm the meaning and priority of Do Not Disturb and Make Up Room with housekeeping.
- Offline control — Disconnect the central server and check which controls remain available in the room.
Bring the room plan, circuit schedule and the hotel operator’s guest room standards.
Discuss a pilot at your site ↗Questions from the operations team
Does night mode request housekeeping?
Night mode adjusts lights and curtains. The guest separately selects Make Up Room or Do Not Disturb on the room panel.
What should the hotel test during a network outage?
Disconnect the central service in a model room and verify which local controls remain available with the selected equipment.
What site information is needed to define the scope?
Room type, HVAC control method, circuit schedule and hotel operator standards.