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Questions you'll never have to worry about again with a smart home

• Are all the windows closed?
• Is the stove off?
• Have I turned down the heating?
  
• Who is at the door?
• Is my house safe when I'm on vacation?
• How will the neighbor get in to water the flowers when I'm on vacation?
• Have I retracted the awning?
• What if somone does break in?
• What else do I need to buy?

Automated throughout the day

The simplest function of a smart home is, of course, that time-based scenes can be programmed in. For example, 30 minutes before you have to get up, the heating is turned up and 10 minutes before, the shutters open a little.

When it is time to get up, they open fully and the light dims slowly for a moment until you are awake. You can also listen to your favorite song, which slowly gets louder and louder. This wakes you up without stress.

Of course, you can program other scenes for your weekend and, if you wish, you can even use an electronic calendar to set all public holidays.

Scenes with motion detectors

Turning on the light when you enter a room is no longer something special. Motion detectors make it possible. However, with a connection to your smart home, entire scenes can be activated as soon as certain rooms are entered.

For example, lights can be switched off directly as soon as other light sensors are activated elsewhere. In this way, an entire corridor can be kept illuminated. At night, the cameras can also be switched on to record who was present. Above a desired light threshold, the motion sensors are switched off so that the lights do not come on during the day.

Scenes with sun sensors

With a sun sensor, the shutters open when it gets light, depending on the setting. It is also possible to extend an awning in the same way. As soon as it gets dark again, everything closes again. In an office room, however, the following would also be conceivable: You set it so that when the sun is dazzling in the window, the shutters automatically lower until the glare stops. If necessary, additional lighting is switched on to maintain optimum brightness.

Do I still have milk, eggs and vegetables?

It's often the little things that make you feel the convenience of technology: With a smart fridge, you can see what's currently in it through a fridge camera, even when you're on the move.

As soon as you switch to the camera from your cell phone using the app, the internal fridge lighting comes on and you can see how many eggs you have left and whether there is still enough milk in the fridge.

Is the stove still on?

We've all been there: you're on your way to the office and wonder whether you've really turned off the oven and hob. One option would be to drive back to check or to live the whole day with the uneasy feeling that the oven might still be on.

With a smart home and a connected stove, you can conveniently see this when you're out and about and you'll even be warned when you leave the house. And the best thing is: if you have actually left the hob or oven on, you can also switch it off conveniently while you are out and about.

Scenes with weather stations

Just as the sun sensors on the windows can show you the position of the sun, weather stations can show you what the weather is like indoors and also provide a reliable forecast.

Is the humidity rising, is the wind blowing and is it threatening to rain? The weather station ensures that the awning is retracted. At the same time, the roller shutters are lowered a little so that the windows do not get wet.

When the rain starts, the shut­ters are lowe­red com­ple­te­ly, the lights come on a litt­le and as soon as it's all over, the lights go out while the shut­ters are rai­sed again.