Savant Manuals & User Guides

Savant Systems, Inc. is a recognized leader in the field of customized smart home technology and automation. Headquartered in Hyannis, Massachusetts, Savant designs comprehensive control systems that unify lighting, climate, entertainment, and security into a single, intuitive interface known as the Savant Pro App. The company is particularly noted for being the first home automation company to embrace mobile technology for control, leveraging the Apple ecosystem for its hardware hosts.

Beyond traditional home automation, Savant has expanded significantly into the energy sector with Savant Power (formerly Racepoint Energy). This division provides intelligent power storage solutions, smart breaker modules, and energy monitoring systems designed to optimize grid usage and provide backup power during outages. Savant's products are typically sold and installed through a network of authorized integrators and dealers, ensuring a high-performance, professional-grade smart home experience.

• How do I find manuals for Savant products?

  Savant products are typically installed by professionals, and technical manuals are often hosted on the Savant Customer Community portal. However, user guides for hosts, remotes, and thermostats can often be found on the public Savant website or third-party manual archives.

• What is the Savant Host?

  The Savant Host (often a Mac Mini) serves as the brain of the automation system, managing communication between the Savant Pro App and your connected lighting, audio/video, and climate devices.

• Can I install Savant Power Storage myself?

  No, Savant Power Storage systems involve high-voltage connections and complex configuration. They must be installed by a licensed electrician and a certified Savant integrator.

• How do I reset a Savant Keypad?

  To reset a Savant Keypad (e.g., SKL-3030), press and release the reset button on the module to initiate the discovery process with the host.

• Does Savant require an internet connection?

  While many features run locally, a network connection is required for remote access, system updates, and certain cloud-based integrations like voice control.