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Originally Posted by TheMentat
My brother is probably the biggest Crestron installer up this way. My understanding is that Crestron is great for multi-million dollar homes and commercial applications. It uses a lot of proprietary standards, but its very extensible and rock solid when set up properly. The problem is that it costs big $$$ to set up or modify.
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This was the same conclusion I came to when researching the topic a year ago. The closest we got was two Ecobee thermostats, a Big Ass Fan with SenseME and a herd of Lutron Maestro switches (not true automation, but press/hold for 2 seconds for delayed turn off is nice).
Too many standards and cost is still way up there.