Customer needs

Hotels around the world are facing stricter environmental and ‘green building’ regulations and standards. AMITEK guest room management systems allow hotels to meet these new standards and also offer an optimal guest experience. The functionality of the AMITEK intelligent hotel system includes:

Lighting control: User-friendly one touch scene control to create the perfect atmosphere.

Motorized curtain control: Seamless control of curtains and sheers.

HVAC control: Robust local and central control of HVAC to achieve a comfortable environment and energy use optimization.

Housekeeping: Intuitive housekeeping logic control ensures guest satisfaction with timely service and improved operational efficiency.

Occupancy sensors: Combination of sensors provide control of electrical systems based on room occupancy.

Network system: Convenient remote control and monitoring of all systems by hotel management. Seamless integration with the BMS.

Security control: Weak power to control strong power mode ensures guest safety. Keycard identification prevents potential theft. Monitoring of the SOS signal ensures timely assistance of guests.

Programme

• Create welcoming and comfortable rooms with intuitive and user-friendly control of all systems
• Provide timely and efficient housekeeping and other services that minimize disturbing guests
• Implement energy use optimization with rational allocation of resources

FUNCTION REQUIREMENTS

•   Guestroom Lighting ControlDimming Control, Switch on/off Control

Curtain Control

0Guestroom HVAC System Control

Interactive ID Identification Door

Floor Heating System Control

Housekeeping Real Time Feedback

Guestroom Service Function Control
D.N.D. Doorbell, M.U.R., SOS, Please wait, Service (service cabinet) etc.

Interact with BMS System Energy Conservation Management

APPLICATION EFFECTS

Check-in

• Automatically triggers room state to occupied from BMS software.
• Temperature is brought to a comfortable level as soon as the gueest checks-in.
• Provide a mobile code to control the room.

Enter the room

• Upon entering the room with the key card after check-in th entrance way light is turned on or a welcome scene is activated.
• When the guests leaves, the room status will return to the guest pre-determined levels.
• Controlled sackets are power supplied (TV appears on welcome interface).
• Indicating panel at the door side shows guestroom status.

Inset card for power (optional)

• When a guest inserts the key card into the power switch at different times of the day, different scenes will be activated.
• All the sockets are supplied power, including TV, hair drier, etc.
• Indicating panel at the door side shows guestroom status
• With a report from the software, it could monitor room status in real time and check log of guests entering and leaving the room.

Close the door

• The occupied status of the room is maintained by the presence detection motion sensors.

Free control

• The air-conditioning panel will switch to local control mode when guests arrive.
• Guests have control from any panel in the room.

Lighting Control

• Reading lamps can be dimmed individually.
• The master switch is set on the bedside panel.
• With the touch of one button of the lighting scene, all the lights in the room would be set to the preferred level. The normal scenes are including "Reading", "TV", etc.

Floor lamp and table lamp control

• Switch on/off anytime.
• Can be switched off through master panel.

Master control panel

• Master panel is set on the bedside panel. All the lights can be turned off with one button when guests are ready to sleep.

SOS

• Once guests press SOS button, the monitor software will receive an alert to promptly notify the service personnel to help.

Curtain Control

• The guests can control the curtains and blinds to adjust the lighting of the room.
• The guests can control the curtains from various panels in the room.

Housekeeping Indication

• Press control keys to enable D.N.D., M.U.R., Doorbell, SOS, etc, logic functions.

Sleep Mode

• When guests need to get up at night they can turn on the floor night lights by softly touching any button on the bedside panel.

Out Mode

• When the motion sensors detect that the room is unoccupied, the A/C will be triggered into thermostat mode allowing temperature to fluctuate within a comfortable range.
• Switch off all the lights.
• Switch off the supply of all the controlled sockets.
• Curtains will automatically close after the guests leave
• Software of monitoring center will automatically show the vacant status.

Out mode (optional) correspondent to 2-1

• When the room key card is removed from the power switch the A/C is triggered into thermostat mode to ensure a comfortable temperature when the guests return
• Switch off all the lights.
• Switch off the supply of all the controlled sockets.
• Software of monitoring center will automatically show the vacant status.

Check- out

• After the guests check out, A/C will be switched off automatically.
• The monitoring software will show the status of the room to be unrented.
• Control codes invalid.

Lighting Control

Customer needs

AMITEK lighting solutions for hotels enrich the guest experience through enhanced elegance and ambience throughout the entire property. There is only one opportunity to create a positive first impression and the tone the lighting creates needs to be welcoming to guests. Intelligent lighting control in public areas accentuates architectural features and artwork, showcasing what guests can expect from a luxury hotel.

Large hotels are complex structures with various areas that have different requirements for lighting. AMITEK scalable systems provide reliable dimming control of all areas of the hotel, integrating direct panel control with timers, intelligent presence detection and remote monitoring and control. For hotel management looking to achieve significant energy and operational cost savings, lighting is a vital area to get results and a fast ROI.

Programme

• Soft lighting effects, high-quality scene transitions
• Meet the varied requirements of scenes throughout the hotel at different times of the day
• Specific light circuits for areas where circuits need to be split or merged
• Lamp protection features to prolong lamp life
• Reduce operating and energy costs
• Offer a variety of control methods
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