Choosing a TouchX layout for each room

Two touch points or six? Fan dimmer or not? A room-by-room way to decide what goes on the glass.

Count what the room already does

Walk into the room and list what you switch: ceiling light, lamp, fan, AC, maybe a curtain. That list is your panel. TouchX comes in layouts from two to eight touch points on a single plate, so most rooms fit on one panel beside the door.

Living room

Usually the busiest. Main lights, accent lights, fan, and a scene key for ‘Movie’ or ‘Guests’. A six-point panel with one scene key covers it.

Bedroom

Keep it calm. Light, fan with dimmer, and a ‘Night’ scene that turns everything off except a soft lamp. A small second panel by the bed saves getting up.

Kitchen and bathroom

Fewer loads, more use. Two to four points, and if you have an exhaust or geyser, give it a timer so it switches itself off.

Glass colour and finish

Panels come in black, white and a warm grey. Match the wall, not the furniture. The furniture will change first.