ARUKAS Interconnect is a hot-swap layer inside the electrical control panel. The building's wiring lands on it once, and every future technology, from IoT to AI to whatever comes next, simply plugs in. No rewiring, ever again.
The building's cables land once on the terminal blocks. Technology modules slide into the bay, lock and go live. To upgrade, you release the lock and swap the module.
Every time building technology moves on, control panels have to be opened up, rewired, tested and certified again. That means downtime, contractors and cost, repeated for every panel in every building.
Smart sensors, remote control, connected metering.
Buildings that predict demand and run themselves.
Technology that doesn't exist yet, with the same wiring ready for it.
The infrastructure is installed once, for the life of the building.
Enter your own figures to estimate what repeated panel rewiring costs over a building's life, and what hot-swapping changes.
Example inputs and simplified scale assumptions, not quoted prices: rewiring gets harder per panel as a portfolio grows (more coordination, access and downtime), while card costs fall with volume. Replace them with your own figures for a real estimate.
Condominiums that stay smart for decades, not years.
Grade-A buildings that keep tenants with the latest technology.
Upgrades rolled out without closing floors.
Automation that evolves without rebuilding panels.
We're meeting a small group of developers ahead of launch to plan pilot installations. Tell us about your portfolio and we'll arrange a private briefing.