Home automation, a new generation of electrical installations
Living more securely and comfortably all while saving on energy costs is the goal of home automation, which lets you locally and remotely control all the technical equipment of your home or building.
A smart home, source of well-being and energy savings
A modern home adapts to all stages of life. A home automation installation is a simple solution that combines comfort, savings and security. It is about fitting your home with intuitive and scalable technology to help you manage and control all the electrical elements of your building.
Growing, flourishing, getting old or changing your mind, the smart home adapts to all the key stages of life. It facilitates daily movement by providing a certain level of automation, all while preventing forgetfulness.
Breathe life into your home
Planning your home around a sustainable and flexible electrical and digital architecture will allow your home to evolve over time and adapt to every moment, as well as to your activities and lifestyle.
Here are a few examples of how home automation technology is applied.
Managing use
By monitoring the energy use of your home, you can discover functions that need to be optimised. By controlling heating and air conditioning, for example, you can lower your costs and improve your comfort, thanks to personalised parameters.
Controlling lighting
Who hasn’t forgotten to turn off a light when leaving home in a rush? This type of distraction happens daily and weighs down on your energy bill. Thanks to home automation, you can program a series of commands, such as turning off the lights when no presence is detected a room.
Controlling temperature
You can personalise the heating in every room by remotely controlling the activation of the heating or air conditioning according to your needs. For example, you can trigger the heating when you leave the office, so that the temperature is just right when you get home.
Managing costs
By automatically controlling all the electric circuits, you avoid overloading your meter. As well as protecting your appliances, this practice avoids excess use and prevents power cuts.
Defining situations
By defining situations, you anticipate the triggering of a series of functions according to your level of activity. For example, by selecting the ‘exit’ situation, you can turn off lighting, close shutters, lower heating and turn on the alarm. You can also remotely monitor these commands.
Alarm system
In order to reinforce security, new protection technology for home automation is capable of instantly recognising and warning you of any attempt to violate your home. Thanks to the remote surveillance system, you can control what goes on at your home from any location.
Videophone and video monitoring systems
Your video monitoring systems are integrated into home automation and allow you to check out the cameras installed at your home at any time using your smartphone or tablet.
Automatically opening and closing windows
Smart devices are capable of automatically controlling the closing of shutters and/or windows in the event of bad weather. This is very useful when a flash storm occurs in summer.
Automatic watering
Unlike traditional watering systems that only turn on at set times, home automation lets you trigger the watering according to weather conditions. If it rains, the program will not be activated.
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