Hotel Automation Solutions
PR Autolifestyle provides electronic Do Not Disturb (DND) solutions for hotels, ensuring the best guest experience and convenience. With PR Autolifestyle’s electronic DND corridor panel and activation panel, there is no need to print DND cards, making it an eco-friendly solution.
PR Autolifestyle’s corridor panel comes in three different types of touch switches. The vertical and horizontal corridor panels have custom hotel logos and room numbers printed on the glass, providing an illuminated, rich look and occupancy indication for the room. The small corridor panel is a low-cost, feature-rich system that enhances the guest experience. The activation panel is installed inside the room and allows guests to activate DND, Make My Room (MMR), or Laundry indication by touch.
PR Autolifestyle also offers RFID power-saving solutions, with different variants of key card switches that can be customized to client requirements. The RFID-based power-saving key card system ensures that only the guest’s RFID card can activate power in the room, saving energy in the hotel industry. The advanced key card system can differentiate between guest and staff cards, ensuring even more power savings.
PR Autolifestyle’s HVAC control solutions include a full-featured touch panel-based thermostat that shows current room temperature, set temperature, fan speed, and cooling or heating mode. The HVAC control panel is a 90 X 90 mm touch panel that fits into a 2-module concealed metal box.
PR Autolifestyle’s light control solutions include a variety of touch switches for controlling the lighting system in the room. The touch switches are standalone and independent systems that can be customized with hotel logos and button icons as per the client’s requirements.
Finally, PR Autolifestyle’s window sensors for power-saving solutions can be installed on windows to detect whether they are open or closed. This ensures that the AC turns off when the window is open and turns on automatically when the window is closed, leading to additional power savings when the guest is taking in the natural air outside.
