What exactly is a "smart home"?

Traditionally, houses, apartments, business premises, and buildings for various purposes consist of separate electrical devices and systems that require individual handling and work independently of each other.

Usually, in our homes, we cannot open the door from the TV remote or cannot change the radio station by the wall switches. This is because every system works independently and does not communicate with others.

A "smart home" is a dwelling where an organized home automation system connects all the electrical devices to manage lighting, heating, air conditioning, ventilation, security (burglar) alarm system, audio, and video system, call devices, energy control equipment, presence, automation (door, windows, blinds, gates), technical alarms (for example in case of unwanted water spillage), etc.

A "smart home" is thus created by connecting separate parts of household installations such as lighting, heating, cooling, blinds, sensors, etc., into one system. This form of automation reduces the need for human interaction and increases comfort and safety, providing additional benefits and improved energy efficiency.

By increasing energy efficiency, i.e., reducing electricity consumption, we reduce our carbon impact, which meets current world policies.

Many new construction projects are still being built without proper building technology and planning for the future. Maybe together we can change that.