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Smart homes - clever stuff

Posted on 28th August 2020 at 14:13

Lightwave smart home controller and dimmer

We recently installed and setup this home automation system using Lightwave equipment.

Lightwave is a smart home range that has been designed to be simple to install and easy to integrate with other smart home products. Each dimmer or plug socket looks, behaves and can be installed like a standard socket or dimmer. It can all be controlled via your smart phone or tablet with clever features like time delays and triggers.

Our clients now have full control of their lighting wherever they are.

Will all our homes become carbon neutral?

Posted on 15th May 2020 at 18:05

Will all homes in the future be carbon neutral?

In one initiative to bring this goal a little closer Schneider Electric is working in partnership with Sustainable Ventures.

Seven electrical tips for your home makeover

Posted on 25th June 2019 at 15:48

If you’re considering buying a property that’s more than 20 years old as a renovation project, here are some things to think about.

Your House Buyer’s survey doesn’t include and electrical inspection and condition report (EICR). A professional inspection of the wiring and any installations will confirm that the property is safe and help you to understand what you will need to do to bring it up to modern standards.

One big, secure family

Posted on 31st December 2018 at 12:07

With the increasing cost of residential care for older people and younger family members struggling to afford a home of their own, many properties now have to meet the needs of three generations or more.

Smart technology is helping to provide a range of products that are easy to install and straightforward to use to meet the challenge.

These can include everything from basic security floodlights, to closed-circuit security (CCTV) systems and smart door bells.

How smart do you want to be?

Posted on 21st March 2018 at 16:37

The range of smart devices for your home is growing all the time. Here are some options to think about:

Just connect a smart home ‘gateway’ to the internet and download an app to your smartphone, and you’re ready to go.

Many products don’t need a router or hub. Some switches and sockets only need a remote control to turn them on and off.

Are smart homes scary?

Posted on 27th November 2017 at 14:57

In a recent survey of 2000 people by a price comparison website over three quarters of the respondents said they were ‘fearful’ of the idea of a smart home.