Luxul, the innovator of IP networking solutions for AV integrators, has announced that several of the company's popular gigabit routers will soon be available with built-in Domotz remote management technology. For integrators, this additional functionality saves time and money by allowing them to remotely manage and support their customers' Luxul networks.

Integrators utilising Luxul routers with Domotz technology will receive alerts when network issues arise, allowing them to take immediate action and can also share device information with Luxul's support team for swift and easy troubleshooting. The routers also eliminate the need to purchase a separate Luxul Domotz Pro for remote management. This lowers network costs and speeds setup, improving the bottom line for integrators while providing a better experience for their clients.

Luxul Routers with Domotz Technology

"With more connected devices joining the IoT, it's important for integrators to be able to remotely manage networks," said Mike Grubb, vice president of marketing at Luxul. "Our routers with Domotz technology will allow our dealers to respond to problems in real time, while providing a simple pathway for accessing Luxul's support resources. This translates into more efficient operations, a better customer experience, and the opportunity to expand their client base."

Luxul routers incorporating Domotz technology include the wireless Epic 3 and wired Epic 4 Series now shipping, with integration into the Epic 5 Series coming soon.

Luxul Epic Series wins TechHome Mark of Excellence Award

The award-winning Luxul Epic Series routers have recently been recognized with a TechHome Mark of Excellence Award, presented by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) at CES, for Networking Product of the Year. At the upcoming Integrated Systems Europe show, the Epic 3 Router will bring home a CEPro Top New Technology (TNT) award in the residential home networking device category.

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