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Home Automation Solutions Company in Kukatpally, Hyderabad
There is no limit to smart home automation!
With the right technology and expertise, there's no limit to the functionality you can achieve in your smart home. All you need to do is decide what you want to achieve and the best way to do it.
Here's what you need to know to plan your smart home.
What can you achieve with smart home automation?
Just about anything that runs on electricity can be automated in a smart home. First, you need to decide on the functionality outcomes you want so you can choose the best systems to achieve them.
Here are some of the most useful and popular home automation features:
1. Automatic lights
You can use sensors to turn on lights when someone enters a room. This can be especially useful in hallways and staircases, where light switches may not be conveniently located.
You can also programme lights in more advanced ways. For example, you can have your lights turn on very dim after 10pm and slowly ramp up to only 30 per cent brightness. This can help make getting up during the night less disruptive to your sleep.
2. Automatic door locks
Sensors can detect your smart phone when you arrive at your home and automatically unlock your front door or open your garage for you.
Unlocking your front door or garage can also activate a variety of other systems such as lights, music, and heating. These systems can also recognise different people and who can each have customised settings.
3. Smart security camerassmart security cameras
Smart security cameras can automatically detect motion outside your home and notify you on your smartphone and send you live images so you can assess the situation for yourself.
4. Automatic blinds
Sensors can detect the temperature and brightness in a room and automatically close or open your blinds to optimise the temperature and reduce your need for heating and cooling.
On a hot day in summer, your blinds can close automatically, or on a sunny day in winter, they can open automatically to make the most of the sun and reduce the amount of heating you need.
5. Automatic heating and cooling
You can programme your heating and cooling to turn automatically at certain times or temperatures as well as having them turn off automatically if sensors detect nobody is using the room.