The system behind the light, not just the fixtures.
Good lighting design still needs a control layer to run it — keypads, scenes, schedules, and sensors that turn a well-designed layout into something you actually use every day. Agrima builds that layer on Crestron, Lutron, or KNX, depending on the project.
Control, not just switching.
Keypads & touch panels
Physical keypads engraved for the rooms they control — no relabeled generic switches, no guessing which button does what.
Scenes
Multiple fixtures and layers set to one preset with a single tap — "Dinner," "Movie Night," "Away" — rather than adjusting each light individually.
Schedules & astronomic timing
Facade and landscape lighting that follows actual sunrise and sunset times, not a fixed clock that drifts out of sync through the year.
Sensors
Occupancy and daylight sensors that dim or switch off automatically — useful in passages, bathrooms, and daylight-facing rooms where a manual switch is easy to forget.
App & remote access
The same scenes and schedules from a phone or tablet, on-site or away — reviewed and adjusted without a call-out.
One layer, not five
Lighting control on the same platform as climate, shading, and security — one system to learn, not a separate app per manufacturer.
Crestron, Lutron, or KNX — the protocol depends on the project.
All three are protocols we're certified on; none is universally "better." The right one depends on project scale, budget, and whether it needs to integrate with other automation.
Crestron
Commercial-grade reliability and the deepest integration with whole-home automation — the platform behind most of our full-property installs. See our Crestron Partner page.
Lutron
A lighting-and-shading specialist with a strong reputation for dimming quality and keypad feel. See our Lutron Partner page.
KNX
An open, vendor-neutral wired standard — a strong fit where long-term flexibility across many device brands matters most. See our KNX Partner page.
Control is planned alongside the lighting design, not after it.
Scene & zone planning
Which fixtures group into which scenes, and where keypads go — worked out alongside the lighting design itself.
Platform selection
Crestron, Lutron, or KNX chosen against the project's scale and whether it needs to integrate with other systems.
Installation & programming
Keypads, sensors, and control hardware installed and programmed to the exact scene and schedule plan.
Handover & support
Walkthrough of keypads and app, then ongoing support as schedules or scenes need adjusting.