Orro, developers of the professional-grade Orro Smart Living System, announced that Meridian, Idaho-based Iron Oak Homes is among the latest builders to offer its adaptive light switches as a standard feature. 

As a premier home builder in a rapidly growing market, Iron Oak officials comment they see the product as a means for going above and beyond for home buyers, the majority of whom now expect homes to be equipped with smart home technologies and healthy features. 

“We came across Orro at this year’s International Builders’ Show in Orlando and immediately reached out to our integrator, Peak Audio & Video, to see what they thought of adding the company’s Smart Home System to our plans,” said Mike Koseki, director of planning for Iron Oak Homes. “After putting the product through its paces, now they’re thanking us for the suggestion.” 

Salt Lake City-based Peak Audio & Video is a premier digital lifestyle integrator across the states of Utah and Idaho. 

“After a decade of experience in systems integration and 50 years in the residential and commercial security business, we aren’t quick to jump on new options,” said Nathan Karren, branch manager for Peak Audio & Video in Idaho. “We stand behind our products and services with signature white glove treatment, so our product specialists gave Orro a long, hard look, finding it to be a true, professional-grade system.” 

By detecting motion, sound and light with built-in sensors, Orro One Pro and Orro S Switches are said to respond with the perfect amount of light, while learning and adapting based on homeowners’ habits and preferences. 

With integrations for more than 60 smart home brands, the company’s switches provide new revenue opportunities for builders by serving as an intuitive, all-in-one control system. Enhanced third-party features also extend Orro’s human-centric, lighting to other connected lighting systems and brands, including Lutron Caséta, Lutron RA2 Select, Leviton, Kasa Smart by TP Link and LIFX.