Yes, that is the point of an automated system. As of 2026, New Way fits Lutron shading with Hyperion daylight tracking, which moves the shades through the day to follow the sun, holding back the direct glare and heat while keeping the view and the daylight. Set against a schedule, the building lowers and raises its shades on its own, floor by floor, rather than waiting on staff who have a building to run. You can still override any zone from a keypad or the app when a space needs it. The result is that blinds are not left down all day or fighting the afternoon sun, because the system, not a person, is managing the light.

Yes. As of 2026, New Way fabricates Lutron shading on enterprise platforms, including Quantum and Vive, that put the shades on the same control system as the lighting, so a floor, a zone, or the whole building runs on one schedule and one app. As an authorized Lutron fabricator, New Way builds the shades to integrate with the control plan your consultant or M&E team sets, so a single scene can manage the lights and the shades together. Where the building runs a wider management system, the shading is specified to tie into it. Send the control documents and the team confirms the integration before anything is made.

Yes, and this is usually the question the IT team asks first. As of 2026, New Way’s commercial shading runs on enterprise-grade Lutron control on a dedicated Clear Connect frequency band with VLAN segmentation, so it joins the network cleanly, does not interfere with the building’s systems, and does not widen the attack surface. Aqara is used only in smaller zones where the building’s IT policy explicitly permits consumer-grade devices on a dedicated VLAN. New Way engages the IT department directly during the spec review and provides the frequency and segmentation documentation, so the signoff happens before the order, not after.

Yes, and the biggest gain comes from shading the outside of the glass. As of 2026, New Way fits exterior shading, such as Renson Fixscreen, on the hot facades, which rejects the sun’s heat before it passes through the glass, while interior shading only absorbs the heat once it is already inside. Because the shading is automated, it responds to the sun through the day rather than relying on someone to lower it, so the building captures the benefit consistently. New Way does not promise a fixed percentage, because it depends on the glazing, the orientation, and the hours, but reducing solar heat gain at the facade is the proven path to a lower cooling load.

Yes. As of 2026, New Way installs with its own team and phases the work around a working building, usually floor by floor or after hours where access needs it, so the building keeps operating. Because the shades are measured and fabricated in our own Puncak Alam facility before installation day, the on-site time per floor is short. We agree the sequence, the access windows, and the commissioning plan with your facilities and M&E team up front. After installation, the schedules and scenes are set at commissioning, and you have a named local contact and warranty support, so a later change is a quick call rather than a project.

Yes, and doing both together is what makes the building manage its own light properly. As of 2026, New Way handles the interior shading and the exterior facade shading as one scope: automated Lutron roller shades inside, Renson Fixscreen on the hot facades, and Aqara for smaller smart zones. As the authorized fabricator for Lutron, Renson, and Aqara, New Way carries the whole envelope on one control plan, so the inside and outside respond together, the integration is planned once, and one team is accountable rather than two suppliers blaming each other. Bring the floor plans and the facade orientations and we scope the whole building in one visit.