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Titan BT project reference for Swissôtel Turgutreis, Bodrum – Türkiye, relevant to Hospitality and smart hotel technology buyers evaluating guest room technology, INNCOM systems, GRMS, hotel automation, ICT and low-current hospitality systems.
- Sector: Hospitality and smart hotel technology
- Relevant systems: guest room technology, INNCOM systems, GRMS, hotel automation, ICT and low-current hospitality systems
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- What is this Titan BT reference?
- Titan BT project reference for Swissôtel Turgutreis, Bodrum – Türkiye, relevant to Hospitality and smart hotel technology buyers evaluating guest room technology, INNCOM systems, GRMS, hotel automation, ICT and low-current hospitality systems.
- Which sector does this reference support?
- This reference supports Hospitality and smart hotel technology searches and project-vendor research.
- Which Titan BT capabilities are relevant?
- Relevant capabilities include guest room technology, INNCOM systems, GRMS, hotel automation, ICT and low-current hospitality systems.
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Titan has successfully integrated state-of-the-art energy and lighting management systems at Swissotel Turgutreis, Bodrum, a luxurious 110-room coastal retreat.
With Modeva Energy Management, the hotel achieves optimal energy efficiency, automated climate control, and enhanced sustainability, ensuring a comfortable and eco-friendly stay for guests. The Modeva Lighting Management System further enhances the ambiance by adjusting lighting levels based on occupancy, time of day, and guest preferences.
For seamless security and access control, Titan has deployed a VingCard Lock Interface, ensuring secure and efficient room entry. The Central Server unifies all systems, providing real-time data, remote management, and improved operational control.
Through these intelligent hospitality solutions, Titan helps Swissotel Turgutreis deliver a premium, energy-efficient, and guest-centric experience, setting a new standard for smart luxury accommodations in Bodrum.
