Smart home technology is all the rage among homeowners across the nation. If you’re interested in adding some of these tech features to your Fayetteville, NC, home, check out the benefits. Each addition creates a more connected and convenient home for you and your family.
Smart Thermostats
One of the easiest and most cost-effective additions to your smart home is a smart thermostat. What makes these thermostats smart is the fact that they can connect to your home’s Wi-Fi network for accessibility from anywhere. Simply open an app on your smartphone to:
- Control your thermostat.
- Keep your home comfortable.
- Adjust the settings as needed.
Smart thermostats also have built-in tracking and monitoring features that can make automatic adjustments and help you save on energy bills. Smart thermostats connect to most HVAC systems; although, you’ll need assistance from an HVAC professional.
Smart Lighting
Another way to upgrade your home is to upgrade to smart lighting. You can also use a smartphone app to turn lights off when you’re away from home or on when you’re about to return. Don’t forget to upgrade to LED bulbs to save even more energy and money on utility bills.
Smart Appliances
If you leave the oven on or forget to write down what you need from the grocery store, smart appliances can help prevent these situations. A smart refrigerator can include a camera at the front that connects to your home’s Wi-Fi network. Simply open the refrigerator app on your smartphone while you’re at the grocery store and take a peek inside to figure out what you need.
Leaving the oven on by mistake can pose a safety hazard. But when you collect your appliance, you can make sure it’s off or even control it from afar. Smart appliances are more expensive than non-connected options. But for many homeowners, the extra cost is worth it to stay connected.
For more information about smart thermostats or other upgrades to your HVAC system, contact Bass Air Conditioning Company. We’re standing by to transform your house into the smartest home on the block.
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