Discover the Possibilities of Home Automation! With the touch of a button the lights dim, the movie plays and you feel like you are at the Theatre. When you are on vacation you can adjust the temperature in your house and check on the dog. When you turn on your alarm going to bed, all the lights go out and your thermostats are turned down. When your Kids come home from school and turn off the alarm, you are notified by telephone or email. One remote for everything and so simple your Mother-in-Law can work it. No more coming home to a dark and unfriendly house - inside and outside lights turn on when you drive in your yard. Plug in you IPOD and hear it throughout your house - inside and out! When the fire alarm sounds, a path is lit inside your house to help your Family quickly exit. The furnace and air exchanger turn off to slow the fire. When the doorbell rings, you instantly see who it is on your TV. When the intrusion alarm sounds, your outside house lights blink to help emergency vehicles locate the house. When you are away your house calls you to tell you the inside temperature is too low! As the outside temperature drops suddenly, your inside temperature is automatically set higher. No more fumbling for the light switch - you open a door or walk in the closet and the light comes on. Lights turn on and off throughout your home giving the appearance you are home when you are not . Turn on or off any light in the house from where you are standing. View your personal photos on any TV in the house.  Things to consider when considering Home Automation Consider your lifestyle and how Home Automation can help. Consider things you don’t do now in your home but might like to if possible or easier to do. Home Automation can be done in stages. As systems are added (see below) they are integrated to work together – possibilities become limitless! Existing homes can be automated. If building or renovating, “future proof” your home. Adds value to your home. Saves $ energy. Help protect your Home and Family. Enhance your Home Experience.  Systems in your Home to consider when considering Home Automation Security Fire, Intrusion, Carbon Monoxide, Flood Monitoring Cameras (CCTV) HVAC Thermostats, Temperature Sensors Air Exchanger Humidity Outside Temperature Lighting Control fixtures and outlets Motion sensors Audio/Video Whole house audio and video Cable/Satellite Home Theatre Patio Data Networking / Telecommunication Internet/LAN Telephone Home Office Intercom Miscellaneous Swimming Pool Lawn Sprinklers Window Blinds Hot Tub