Gerard “G-Money” Nagle is leaving Mile High Automation to pursue his Master’s degree at Regis University. The rest of us at the office wish him nothing but success but we didn’t quite know how to say goodbye, so we hired a special guest to say it for us.
Gerard brought back a souvenir after helping a client with their system yesterday.
An old-timey floppy disc from 1978.
For reference we photographed it next to a 2GB SD card.
We haven’t been able to figure out the storage capacity, but it’s probably something like 179k. Just imagine what they’ll be capable of thirty years from now.
Mile High Automation is now a preferred systems provider for Lutron’s new RadioRA2 system. Gerard attended a training session on the new system and shared it with the rest of us at the office.
RadioRA 2 is a wireless total home control system that gives you the ability to adjust the amount of daylight and electric light (using light controls and automated shades) as well as temperature in a single room or throughout your whole home.
Lutron.com features a lot of helpful information about lighting control and energy efficiency as well as an online tool that gives users an idea of what their energy savings could be if they equipped their home with Lutron dimmers.
Was supposed to read “happy bee days”… Way to ruin the day, Target.
Mile High Automation had a great turn out for the Colorado Garden & Home Show! Be on the look out for more Mile High Automation booths in future shows and conventions!
Gerard, ready to talk about all things home automation.
Matt & Dan demonstrating iPad capabilities with a home automation system.
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