Hotel Solutions-Dorbas

Implemented Functions

Smart In-Room Control

Smart In-Room Control

Automatic switching among three room statuses: Vacant, Occupied and Welcome. Card power supply with dedicated card only.
Welcome mode triggers automatically upon door opening; air conditioner switches between preset temperatures for winter and summer.
Please Wait, Make Up Room, Do Not Disturb, Service Call and SOS Emergency Call available via one-touch operation.
Door ajar alert, user-friendly alarm clock, one-touch Rest mode, one-touch Check-out, real-time room status monitoring.
Smart Lighting & Scene Control for Public Areas

Smart Lighting & Scene Control for Public Areas

Crystal chandelier, marble lamp, spotlight, downlight and light strip switching & dimming to create various atmospheres.
Automatic time-based switching among Ready, Daytime, Evening and Midnight modes, auto execution at scheduled time.
1/2 and 1/3 scene energy-saving modes linked with illuminance sensing to maximize energy conservation.
Four control methods available: smart panel, clock timer, illuminance sensing and centralized management.
Banquet Hall · Multi-Function Hall Scene Control

Banquet Hall · Multi-Function Hall Scene Control

One-touch switching among Welcome, Banquet, Interaction, Performance, Bright, Soft, Full On and Full Off scenes.
Stepless cyclic dimming for resistive load lighting; remembers pre-shutdown state and restores automatically on reactivation.
Wireless control of lights, air conditioning, curtains and screens via iPad for rapid staff response.
Protocol integration with stage lighting control platform for unified and centralized management.
Building & Landscape Lighting

Building & Landscape Lighting

Automatic operation based on building latitude and longitude; lights on at sunset and off at sunrise, with on-demand dimming for energy saving and consumption reduction.
Centralized control of floodlights, wall washers, guardrail lights, point light sources, full-color light strips and tunnel lights.
Linkage of graphics, videos and music; lights change synchronously with music rhythm.
Real-time monitoring of luminaire working status with automatic alarm upon abnormality to reduce maintenance costs.

Solution Architecture

The system adopts a layered, distributed architecture consisting of three major modules: the Platform Management Layer, the Network Transmission Layer, and the Field Device Layer. It is compatible with mainstream industrial protocols such as KNX and BACnet, and fully integrates hotel lighting, HVAC, fire protection, power distribution, and other subsystems, breaking down device silos to achieve unified monitoring, intelligent linkage, and data interoperability across all scenarios.

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Platform Management Layer

(Centralized Monitoring · Guest Room Center · Data Decision)

The centralized monitoring center, guest room center, and front desk are managed in a unified way. The smart control platform and energy monitoring platform are displayed on the same screen. Room status, occupancy status, guest room calls, and remote air conditioning settings are all served in one step.

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Network Transmission Layer

(TCP/IP · KNX · BACnet · Modbus)

The hotel LAN and floor network switches provide reliable transmission, supporting multi-protocol access via RS485, BACnet, Modbus, and more. Uplink data collects device status and energy consumption; downlink commands dispatch start/stop, dimming, and scene instructions, achieving two-way connectivity.

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Field Device Layer

(RCU · Controllers · Panels · Sensors)

RCU guest room controllers, DDC field controllers, and smart panels execute control. Smart electricity, water, and heating/cooling meters measure energy consumption. Illuminance, occupancy, temperature, and humidity sensors perceive the environment. Landscape lighting control cabinets dispatch as needed.

Covered systems: Smart Rooms · Public Lighting · Banquet Scenes · Building Automation · Energy Monitoring · Landscape Lighting — six subsystems operate collaboratively on a single platform.

Core Value

Energy Saving and Consumption Reduction

Public lighting saves energy by scene, air conditioning runs by status and time period, landscape lighting dims on demand, and energy data undergoes closed-loop optimization — multiple measures work together to reduce consumption.
Experience Upgrade

Guests are welcomed by an arrival scene the moment they enter, with lighting, temperature, and curtains automatically ready. Service requests are responded to with one tap, making guests feel right at home.
Efficient Operations & Maintenance

The guest room center, engineering department, and general manager each get tiered visibility. Room status, equipment, and energy consumption are all on one screen, greatly reducing inspections and repetitive work.
Safety & Reliability

SOS emergency assistance, open-door alerts, and equipment fault alarms, with fire-fighting linkage firmly guarding safety boundaries — the entire system's operation is fully traceable.