Aesthetic freedom
Keep a real toggle, antique switch, designer mechanism or other latching dry-contact device—even in a deeply automated home.
Phantom Controls separates the wall switch from the automation platform, giving architects, designers and homeowners freedom at the wall while integrators keep a reliable, serviceable control system behind it.
Keypads and proprietary controls are excellent tools, but they are not the right visual answer for every room. Phantom creates a clean boundary between architectural design and automation technology.
Keep a real toggle, antique switch, designer mechanism or other latching dry-contact device—even in a deeply automated home.
A shared low-voltage bus gives integrators deterministic switch events, centralized serviceability and a topology that fits professional installations.
The wall-side interface stays consistent while the receiver handles translation into the selected automation or lighting platform.
The Phantom-TX monitors the physical switch and reports an addressed state change over the shared bus. Phantom-RX receives those events and exposes them to the control ecosystem over the local network.
Phantom is being built around an adapter-style receiver architecture so the physical switch infrastructure can remain stable while integrations evolve.
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Phantom Controls is moving from working prototypes into beta hardware, integration validation and real-world field testing.