CORE Controllers
Review controller capacity around rooms, audio zones, drivers, interfaces, processing, and future expansion.
Browse controller referencesProfessionally Designed Smart Home Platform
Control4 can coordinate lighting, climate, entertainment, shades, and supported security touchpoints through a consistent professionally programmed experience.

One Experience Instead of Disconnected Apps
Control4 is most useful when the experience is designed around the people, rooms, and routines in the property. Scenes, interfaces, entertainment, climate, lighting, and suitable security touchpoints need a coherent control strategy rather than a collection of unrelated devices.
MSSCO documents the desired outcomes, reviews network and wiring conditions, defines the controller and interface roles, confirms supported drivers, and plans programming and handover. Future phases can then extend the same documented foundation.
Platform Paths
These paths support planning. They are not automatic product or compatibility recommendations.
Review controller capacity around rooms, audio zones, drivers, interfaces, processing, and future expansion.
Browse controller referencesSelect suitable fixed and handheld interfaces around room use, power, network, and the supported project experience.
Browse interface referencesDefine scenes, permissions, integrations, testing, documentation, and ongoing change management for the approved scope.
Discuss a Control4 projectPlanning Catalogue
10 records organized by family and category.
Confirm the exact model, availability, and installation requirements during technical review. Product references do not confirm pricing, stock, or compatibility with your system.
Product Family
Compact Control4 controller positioned for smaller systems and single-room entertainment with integrated automation connectivity.
| System scale | Smaller systems |
|---|---|
| Audio zones | 2 listed |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi and Zigbee |
Technical review: Requires a professionally designed Control4 system; confirm Connect subscription and device driver requirements.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewMid-range Control4 controller for multi-room automation and entertainment systems.
| System scale | Medium systems |
|---|---|
| Audio zones | 4 listed |
| Video interface | 4K HDMI |
Technical review: Controller capacity must be assessed with actual rooms, drivers, audio endpoints and integrations.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewControl4 controller for large automation systems with expanded audio-zone and integration capacity.
| System scale | Large systems |
|---|---|
| Audio zones | 7 listed |
| Platform role | Primary automation controller |
Technical review: Use only after load, driver, room and redundancy requirements are reviewed by a Control4 professional.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewSingle-room-oriented controller bundles offered with selected Control4 remote options.
| Bundle remotes shown | Halo Touch, Halo, Neeo or SR-260 options |
|---|---|
| System scale | Single-room |
| Exact bundle | Confirm with distributor |
Technical review: Do not promise a specific remote or subscription until the exact Canadian bundle SKU is confirmed.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewProduct Family
High-capacity automation controller positioned for very large Control4 systems and resilience-focused deployments.
| System scale | Extra-large |
|---|---|
| Primary focus | Automation processing |
| Warranty | 5 years listed |
Technical review: Usually part of an architecture with other controllers and network infrastructure; design must be project-specific.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewAutomation-focused controller for simpler systems that do not require an entertainment-centric controller.
| Primary role | Simple automation |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Network, serial, Wi-Fi, Zigbee |
| Z-Wave | Optional |
Technical review: Confirm driver, interface, audio/video and expansion needs before choosing CA-1 instead of a CORE controller.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewProduct Family
Current-listed in-wall Control4 touchscreen family for fixed room control and communication workflows.
| Mounting | In-wall |
|---|---|
| Product family | T5 |
| Exact size | Confirm selected SKU |
Technical review: Requires a commissioned Control4 system and appropriate network/power/mounting provision.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewTabletop Control4 touchscreen family for portable room control and system communication.
| Mounting | Tabletop |
|---|---|
| Family sizes | 8 and 10 in. context |
| Network/power | Confirm selected SKU |
Technical review: Confirm charging, Wi-Fi, room placement and controller platform before specification.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewProduct Family
Handheld Control4 remote with a 3.2-inch touchscreen, voice input and physical controls.
| Display | 3.2-inch touchscreen |
|---|---|
| Interaction | Touch, buttons and voice |
| Platform | Control4 |
Technical review: Requires a compatible, programmed Control4 system and supported entertainment services/devices.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewButton-focused Control4 handheld remote with a 2.8-inch non-touch display and voice control.
| Display | 2.8-inch non-touch |
|---|---|
| Interaction | Buttons and voice |
| Platform | Control4 |
Technical review: Programming and service compatibility depend on the commissioned Control4 project.
Request an MSSCO compatibility reviewMSSCO Process
Understand rooms, routines, interfaces, subsystems, priorities, and future phases.
Confirm controllers, network, wiring, power, drivers, programming, and responsibility boundaries.
Program and test the approved experience, document it, and train authorized users.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Exact model support, driver availability, licence or subscription needs, control depth, and project constraints must be verified before inclusion.
A documented system can often be phased, but controller capacity, network, wiring, licences, drivers, and the future rooms or subsystems must be considered early.
A formal quotation follows review of rooms, interfaces, integrations, programming, infrastructure, equipment availability, and support scope.
Next Step
Tell us which rooms and systems should work together and what infrastructure already exists. MSSCO will define the next design and technical-review step.