Smart home automation is here to help and make everyday tasks easier. Maybe it’s time to make your home smart?
Even for folks who aren’t very tech savvy, an iPad-style navigation system can be set up that puts all your home controls on one place. Wouldn’t it be nice to have just one remote to manage all your technology? Smart home automation lets you integrate your home’s systems and easily program repetitive tasks – like having your blinds automatically open at a certain time each day. Many people are turning to smart home automation because it enables you to have one system that controls all your media. Having a smart home can allow you to check your home’s interior – and even lock exterior doors – when you’re away.
Another attractive feature of this single-control system is that it enables all of your current technology brands – from Alexa to ROKU – to work together. One system can speak to all the products throughout your home. This can be done with voice commands, too. Voice interaction with your smart home becomes natural and effortless.
What are the drawbacks of smart home automation? Like most new technology today, setup is best done by a professional who can troubleshoot any issues that arise. New software updates can also occur from time to time. There is equipment to purchase, like the central hub that is usually tucked away in a closet, and sometimes there are monthly service fees. Finally, there is often a slight learning curve as you get to know your smarter home. For most people, however, the many convenient features of smart home automation make it worthwhile. After all, it wasn’t that long ago when we didn’t have ice makers in our refrigerators.
Smart home automation is here to help and make everyday tasks easier. Maybe it’s time to make your home smart? QCBN
By Jon and Jamie Aten
Jon and Jamie Aten are the owners of All West Fire & Security. All West Fire & Security, a family-owned business, has been keeping Arizonans safe in Prescott for nearly 30 years. They’ve designed and installed thousands of fire protection and security systems for industrial, commercial, residential and special hazard clients. They work closely with architects and contractors to ensure your new construction or remodeling project meets all safety code requirements. All West Fire & Security are experts in smart home automation, state-of-the-art fire suppression systems, inspections, sprinklers, fire alarms, fire extinguishers, monitoring, intrusion alarms, security cameras, badge access systems, backflow certifications, and more.
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