Home Automation
Home Automation, how many of you read about it, dreamed about it but never got their hand on it.
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Walking into a dark home is always uncomfortable and can be dangerous. Using simple and inexpensive Home Automation products I recommend, your exterior and interior lights can automatically come on when you press your remote garage door opener or at programmed time of the day.
Coming into a hot or cold home is not ideal but you can enjoy the comfort of your home anticipating your arrival and adjusting the temperature you prefer – Home Automation can be do that easily remotly through the internet, the phone or it just can be programmed.
An automated home is about the convenience of saving time and effort by having your home automatically do routine functions such as watering your lawn (but only if it has not rained recently) or turning off all lights, setting the thermostat to economy mode and arming the security system when you retire for the night or leave to work.
Home Automation is enjoying home theater movie time by having the lights dim, TV, DVD player and sound system turn on, phone mute… all with the touch of one button.
Home automation is about security as well. You can look in your home remotely from anywhere – while at work, on your cellphone while traveling. Your home can call you if anything is going wrong or can wake you if someone is showing up in the middle of the night and it also can call the security company.
Home Automation is also about the energy savings you will enjoy by assigning your home the responsibility of regulating lights, water heater, HVAC system, entertainment components, appliances, sauna, swimming pool and irrigation system. I my case we save 30% on electricity bills, 28% on gas bills and 40% on water bills. Overtime my home automation system paid for itself.
The benefits of an automated home are only limited by your imagination.
