Whitek 44: AVE innovation for the hospitality industry

Whitek 44 is AVE’s new integrated wiring system that revolutionizes the electrical system with innovative designs and advanced technologies. With a matt white finish, it offers touch switches and room card readers, axial controls and many other innovations that make it ideal for the hotel sector.

Whitek 44 is an integrated and versatile solution, perfectly adaptable to any type of hotel. At the heart of the system there is a matte white wiring accessories series that includes switches, sockets and connectors to create an all-white system. Next generation axial controls provide a linear look and ensure that buttons always return to their original position.

Two new collections of ultra-thin front plates further enhance the offering. Made of high quality technopolymer, the Easy Smart 44 front plates are characterized by a simple and clean essentiality, making sophisticated design accessible. Designed by renowned architect Simone Micheli, the Pills collection is available in both traditional and touch versions, with new gems of elegant and innovative design; it combines style and quality with an ultra-thin Corian® surface of only 4 mm.

Particularly relevant for the hotel sector are the solutions dedicated to access control. AVE presents new room card readers coordinated with the Pills collection and a keypad specifically designed for unmanned facilities. Also, among the notable innovations is AVE’s patented MultiSocket, which allows the integration of up to four socket combinations (two-pin, Schuko, USB type A and type C) in a single 3-module monoblock. This solution is ideal for today’s guest charging needs, as all sockets can be used simultaneously.

Once again, AVE confirms its commitment to offering innovative, integrated and design-oriented solutions. With Whitek 44, the company demonstrates its ability to respond to the needs of a constantly evolving industry, providing indispensable tools to improve the efficiency and aesthetics of hotel electrical systems.

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