Home Automation...@ LVH
ron thomas
Many have heard stories of how our home is automated and some wonder how to do it and others wonder why bother?
What many folks don't know is that the components used in the emergency red light system set your entire home up for automation with ease. They are the basic parts needed to do many things automaticaly in your home. It is only necessary to buy other inexpensive parts to plug into your wall or simply set on a counter to make automation happen. Smarts to do it are really not needed. Everything is very easily done.
We have helped with automation of Bill and Kathy Furgason's home and Jim and Bonnie Rose's home also.
I'm wondering if a series of how to articles or a class at the clubhouse would interest you folks? What is it that would help make your life easier? There are a number of simple and cheap enhancements to your home that may help with macular degeneration. Lighting for beauty as well as safety or just plain neat stuff like having your curtains open or close with the intensity of the sun.
Many posibilities exist and the degree of sophistication even goes as far as having a computer run your home. It can make it appear as if someone is home by turning the lights on or off at random or even by having your pet turn lights on or off by walking into rooms.
Any how this article is here to test the interest or lack thereof so comment away.
Many have heard stories of how our home is automated and some wonder how to do it and others wonder why bother?
What many folks don't know is that the components used in the emergency red light system set your entire home up for automation with ease. They are the basic parts needed to do many things automaticaly in your home. It is only necessary to buy other inexpensive parts to plug into your wall or simply set on a counter to make automation happen. Smarts to do it are really not needed. Everything is very easily done.
We have helped with automation of Bill and Kathy Furgason's home and Jim and Bonnie Rose's home also.
I'm wondering if a series of how to articles or a class at the clubhouse would interest you folks? What is it that would help make your life easier? There are a number of simple and cheap enhancements to your home that may help with macular degeneration. Lighting for beauty as well as safety or just plain neat stuff like having your curtains open or close with the intensity of the sun.
Many posibilities exist and the degree of sophistication even goes as far as having a computer run your home. It can make it appear as if someone is home by turning the lights on or off at random or even by having your pet turn lights on or off by walking into rooms.
Any how this article is here to test the interest or lack thereof so comment away.
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