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PartyStop installed inside an electrical distribution panel in a hospitality apartment
StayControl add-on

PartyStop

Add a controlled intervention to StayControl.

PartyStop gives StayControl an optional next step when a configured noise incident needs escalation.

From incident to intervention

From detection to a selected circuit.

  1. 01

    StayControl detects

    A configured noise event becomes an incident.

  2. 02

    The workflow acts

    PartyStop receives the intervention request.

  3. 03

    PartyStop interrupts

    Only the agreed non-essential load is controlled.

  4. 04

    Supply is restored

    Return behavior follows commissioning.

How PartyStop fits into the circuit
  1. Existing protectionsRemain in place
  2. Selected circuit breakerExisting protection
  3. PartyStopConfigured intervention
    Protected module supplySeparate low-voltage supply.
    Remains active during the cut.
    Platform commandFrom the StayControl workflow
  4. Selected circuitNon-essential loads only
Configured recovery

Cut duration and restoration behavior are configured during commissioning and verified with a controlled full-cycle test.

See how StayControl detects incidents
Control the right circuit

Control only what should be controlled.

PartyStop is installed on a selected non-essential circuit whose interruption has been agreed as safe.

For example, where suitable
  • Selected lighting
  • Selected socket circuits
  • Non-essential entertainment loads
Outside the cut

PartyStop, StayControl, required communications equipment, and essential or safety services must remain active.

Professional installation

Professional installation.

PartyStop is installed and commissioned by a qualified electrician, who validates the selected circuit and connected load.

  • Installed after the selected circuit breaker
  • Existing electrical protections remain operational
  • Multi-circuit setups require an installer-specific design
Switching limit

Declared switching limit: up to 16 A. Suitability depends on the connected load and its inrush current and must be verified by the installer.

Questions, answered

A few practical details.

Circuits, setup and what happens after an intervention.

Discuss your setup
Does PartyStop cut power to the whole property?

No. PartyStop is configured for one selected non-essential circuit. PartyStop, StayControl, required communications and essential or safety services remain outside the cut.

Does PartyStop work with StayControl?

Yes. PartyStop is a StayControl add-on. StayControl detects the configured noise incident, and the platform sends PartyStop the intervention command.

What can PartyStop control?

Selected non-essential circuits whose interruption is safe, such as suitable lighting, socket or entertainment circuits. Final suitability is confirmed during installation.

Who installs PartyStop?

A qualified electrician. PartyStop is installed after the selected circuit breaker, while the existing electrical protections remain in place.

What happens after the circuit is interrupted?

Cut duration and restoration behavior are configured during commissioning and verified with a controlled full-cycle test before handover.

Does PartyStop require a subscription?

No. PartyStop is a one-time hardware purchase with no recurring PartyStop subscription. Current unit and volume pricing is available on the Pricing page.

Add PartyStop to your StayControl setup.

Tell us which circuit you want to control and how you want PartyStop to respond when a configured incident occurs.