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Smart home technology generally refers to any suite of devices, appliances, or systems that connect into a common network that can be independently and remotely controlled. When your home technology works together in one system, it can also be referred more loosely as a “connected home”.

Smart home automation allows you to tap into high-tech functionality and luxury that wasn’t possible in the past. As technology development continues to expand, so will the possibilities for consumer home automation to make life easier and more enjoyable.

For example, your home’s thermostat, lights, audio speakers, TVs, security cameras, locks, appliances, and more are all connected into a common system, which can be controlled from your smart phone or through a mobile touch screen device.

Managing all of your home devices from one place. Theoretically, allyou’ll have to do is learn how to use one app on your smartphone and tablet, and you’ll be able to tap into countless functions and devices throughout your home.

Manage everything

Flexibility for new devices and appliances. Smart home systems tend to be wonderfully dexible when it comes to the accommodation of new devices and appliances and other technology. Being able to integrate these newcomers seamlessly will make your job as a homeowner much easier, and allow you to keep upgrading to the latest lifestyle technology.

Flexibility

When you incorporate security and surveillance features in your smart home network, your home security can skyrocket. For example, home automation systems can connect motion detectors, surveillance cameras, automated door locks, and other tangible security measures throughout your home so you can activate them from one mobile device before heading to bed.

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On an exceptionally hot day, you can order your house to become cooler in just enough time before you get home from work. If you’re in a hurry to get dinner started but you’re still at the store, you can have your oven start to reheat while you’re still on your way home.

Remote control

Depending on how you use your smart-home technology, it’s possible to make your space more energy-efcient. For example, you can have more precise control over the heating and cooling of your home with a programmable smart thermostat that learns your schedule and temperature preferences, and then suggests the best energy efcient settings throughout the day.

Energy efficiency

Smart homes can also help you run your appliances better. A smart TV will help you find better apps and channels to locate your favorite rogramming. An intelligently designed home theater and audio system can make managing your movie and music collection effortless when entertaining guests.

Appliance functionality

There’s also something to be said for your ability to tap into insights on how your home operates. You can monitor how often you watch TV (and what you watch), what kind of meals you cook in your oven, the type of foods you keep in your refrigerator, and your energy consumption habits over time.

From these insights, you may be able to analyze your daily habits and behaviors, and make adjustments to live the lifestyle you desire.

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