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Make Your Home Smarter and Safer

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SMART HOME DEVICES OFFER CONVENIENCE AND PROTECTION

There is no doubt that smart devices are convenient. But they are also a great way to protect yourself and your family from germs, especially when you opt for voice control.

Think about how many surfaces you frequently touch around your home every day, from light switches and remotes to your thermostat. Voice control gives you hands-free control of your devices so you significantly reduce the chances for germ transmission.

Here are a few other ways smart home devices keep you safe:

  • Smart Thermostats
    Did you know that viruses can multiply faster in dry environments? A smart thermostat lets you easily control humidity levels to slow the spread of germs.
  • Motion Detectors
    Motion detectors not only give you hands-free control of your lights, they help save you on energy bills.
  • Smart Lighting
    With smart lighting, you can actually set the beam to red to warn others to stay away if someone in the house is sick.

 

A voice operated smart home device on a table with a woman in the background.
Voice operated devices reduce the chance of germ transmission.

ADDITONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY OPTIONS

  • Video Doorbells
    Video doorbells let you communicate with people at your door without the need for face-to-face contact.
  • Smart Locks
    If you get a delivery, smart locks enable you to unlock your door remotely so the delivery person can leave the item safely inside.
  • Smart Window Shades
    If you have motorized shades, you can program them to raise and lower automatically to prevent strangers from looking into your home.
  • Smart Plugs with Timers
    You can even set timers on your devices like coffee makers or space heaters to ensure they don’t stay on for too long.
While smart devices can definitely help keep you safer, remember to clean and disinfect them on a regular basis.
A room with wall-mounted video doorbell screen.
Install a video doorbell to communicate with people at your door.