How it works
	Each window has its own motor and circuit board or can be connected to a central communications center to have one spot easy access to all windows. The components are hidden in a specially designed window apron that opens easily for maintenance and repair. The EWS system can be easily installed in both new and existing windows, and works with the press of a button located discretely under the sill or by remote control. Other options include wall mounted touch screen, remote control or connectivity via web-based home automation systems. Also lock down mode currently available on web based systems No more locking your windows. In lock down mode all windows will stay closed and can not be opened but can be easily overridden by the button control located on each window or through your web based system. You can get out but no one can get in.
		Child and Pet-safe
		We install every window with a current sensitivity mechanism and additional safety slip clutch that immediately stop the window upon sensing obstruction – keeping your kids and pets safe. You can adjust the sensitivity of the stop mechanism to fit your needs.
		What if I lose power?
		If you lose the power in your home, or in case of emergency, you can always open your EWS windows manually.
	What if it rains while I’m out?
	New England weather can be unpredictable to say the least. That’s why EWS system can tie into state-of-the-art rain and weather sensor – so if it rains or the temperature fluctuates while you’re away from your home, your windows will automatically adjust to an optimal position – one that you can easily pre-set into the central control panel.