Definition of a Smart Home
A Smart Home uses everyday appliances such as lightbulbs, fans, window blinds, a variety of sensors but with a built in capability of communicating with each other, thus giving us the opportunity to remote control all of these appliances via our mobile phone, away from our home.
Automation of everyday chores in our home, connecting our household appliances with an automated system that works according to a pre-given schedule.
Contact your smart home, to check on your dinner, to turn on you central heating, to close your window blinds and many endless possibilities.
What we offer
Smart door locks
For added front door security you can install a smart lock. These locks are generally touchpad enabled and can use keycards. In addition to basic features like automatic locking, smart locks allow you to lock and unlock your door from your phone, a great feature if you’re someone who often misplaces their keys.
Smart Thermostat
Another theme among smart homes is energy efficiency. Smart thermostats can be installed in place of your home’s existing thermostats, where they monitor usage over time to optimize your energy utilization based on when and how you typically heat or cool your home. The most popular smart thermostats adjusts operation times all on their own, limiting energy consumption when you’re not around. They also feature compatible apps that allow you to personally monitor daily and monthly usage and make small adjustments for big energy savings.
Smart outlets
Speaking of energy conservation, did you know that your plugged-in electronics eat up power even when you’re not actively using them? It’s called standby power and over time it can result in a lot of wasted energy. Smart outlets allow you to take a stand against wasted power, providing you with the ability to remotely control when your outlets and devices are consuming energy and to set automated rules for this sort of energy usage that aligns with your lifestyle and habits. In addition to smart outlets, a truly energy efficient smart home can also feature smart power strips and light switches.
Smart lightbulbs
Smart lightbulbs which you can control via your smartphone. Adjust the temperature of the light, the brightness or use one of the many modes such as reading mode, working mode and so on,
Smart detectors
- PIR Sensors
- Temperature and Humidity Sensors
- Door and Window sensors (illegal entry)
- Smoke sensors
- Gas leakage sensors
- Water leakage sensors
Smart switches
- Light Switch (Control via Mobile Phone)
- Light Switch (Brightness Control)
- Fan Switch (Speed Control)
- Fan Switch (Speed Control and Light Switch)
- Boiler Switch (Automated water heating)
Smart curtains/window blinds
Curtains and window blinds that you can set-up so they can open up or close up at certain times of the day, keep your home cool during the summer and warm during the winter. Curtain motorized rails and window blinds motors, modular switches for the motors. All of these units can be mobile phone controlled, and set-up to work on a given schedule.
Smart remotes
Besides the primary option to control all these unites via your mobile phone, there is a secondary option, the wireless remote control. It comes in two varieties, RF and IR. RF meaning Radio Frequency and IR meaning Infrared.