Systems & Infrastructure
The system your home stands on.
Beneath the calm interface is real engineering: the wired networking, power and energy a modern home runs on, built to be understood, serviced and grown.
Energy · live
Your whole energy system, live.
Power comes in from solar, grid and battery. Every room draws only what it needs, balanced in real time, so less goes to waste.
Whole-home · kW
Drawing from solar, grid & battery
An illustrative live readout, the same view the app gives you. It works to the rules you set, and you can always step in.
Water · live
Your whole water system, in one card.
Tank levels, water pressure and both pumps in one place. The overhead tank refills on its own, and the override is always there.
Tanks
Supply · pressure pump
Transfer pump · sump → overhead
Irrigation · automatic
The garden waters itself, and knows when not to.
Every zone runs on its own schedule. When rain is on the way, it skips the run for you. No one has to remember, and any zone is still yours to start by hand.
Zones
Runs on its own. Tap any zone to take over, always yours.
Pool · automatic
The pool looks after itself.
Filtration, heating and the cleaner run on their own. Fewer pump-hours, and less for anyone to chase. Switch to evening and the water lights itself.
The engineering
The craft beneath the calm.
Every system on this page is documented the way a technician needs it: numbered, traceable, and ready to be serviced by any competent electrician.
The core itself is compact: one slim, wall-mounted enclosure that fits an apartment cupboard as readily as a villa’s utility room, so no dedicated plant room is required.
Networking & firewall
An enterprise-grade firewall, a managed switch, IoT segmentation and VLANs, role-based access, and secure remote access over VPN. Every patch wire is ferruled and numbered, so any technician can follow it. The network gets managed patching, monitoring and threat detection, backed by a UPS so it stays up.
Power distribution
The DB room is modern: traceable end-to-end wiring, professional numbering and ferrules, metering and clean segregation, plus full layout and wiring schematics, so a local electrician can service it with confidence.
Circuit schedule · PWR-04
6 of 6 loops shown
| Ref | Loop / zone | Controller / source | Wire type | Protection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | DB incomer | Mains (GF panel) | 4×35mm² armoured | 100A MCCB |
| 02 | Lighting (GF loop 1) | DALI driver (GF-L1) | DALI + 2×1.5mm² / CAT6 | 16A MCB, Type B |
| 03 | Backup transfer | ATS panel | 4×16mm² | 63A, genset/UPS-fed |
| 04 | EV charger point | EV controller (garage DB) | 3×6mm² + earth | 32A RCBO |
| 05 | Pool & pump room | Pump relay (utility DB) | 3×4mm² + earth | 20A RCBO |
| 06 | Gate & perimeter | Access controller (PoE switch) | PoE / CAT6 | 802.3at, fused 6A |
Illustrative. A real installation ships with full as-built drawings.
Scalability
Add a room. Not a new system.
New rooms and devices join the one wired core already running your home, never a system of their own. It grows without a rebuild.
One wired core
Built from day one, ready to be added to.
Add over time
New rooms and systems join that same core.
A path, not a rebuild
Every addition is planned for from the start.
Wireless where needed
Only when a finished wall leaves no route.
That’s the real promise behind a wired-first home: every new room slots into the one core already running yours, not a separate system to learn. Wireless only steps in when a finished wall truly leaves no route for a cable, and that fallback is planned for from day one too.
The Meshronix Experience Centre
See the engineering, then feel the calm.
Walk the wired core, the DB room and the network cabinet in person. Or ask us to scope a single pilot room, and watch it respond exactly as it will in yours.