This is a collaborative post: Controlling the blinds from the comfort of your armchair. Surely that is what everyone wants. People love to discover and try out new devices. The technology behind Smart Home products is fun to discover and even more fun to use. Controlling products from your phone or via voice commands, how nice is that. Discovering how your whole house can be made smart, saving costs and optimising convenience. There are many Smart Home products you can install in your Smart Home, such as smart lighting, a smart thermostat and smart window decoration, among others.
Smartblinds, the perfect smart home window blinds
More and more people are using gadgets in their Smart Home. How cool is it to connect and control all Smart products from your phone. Smartblinds cannot be missing from your Smart Home. With a few presses on your phone, you can control the smart roller blinds. Smartblinds make you feel good any time of the day. The smart window blinds consist of wireless roller blinds and day and night blinds. The Smartblinds can be connected to, for example, your Apple HomeKit or Google Assistant for optimal use. Smartblinds make your life easier, safer, and more sustainable.
Improve your safety
Safety is an important requirement for your home. Smartblinds are child- and animal-friendly. Your child can no longer trip over the wiring because a cable is simply not needed. The Smartblinds only need to be recharged once or twice a year in normal use with a USB-C cable, so the rest of the year there is no cable or the like on the Smartblind. In addition, scenes can be set. When you are on holiday with your family, scenes can be set, ensuring safety. Your smart window decoration goes up or down at the times you set. As a result, neighbours and outsiders do not notice that you are on holiday with your family.
Sustainability and cost savings
Making smart scenes can help you save energy costs. This is not only good for the environment, but also good for your own wallet. In the UK, we often face different weather conditions. For example, you can link your electric blinds to a smart thermometer or smart sensors that measure sunlight. At a certain amount of sunshine, you can set your Smartblinds to close automatically so your house doesn’t heat up too much and the air conditioning doesn’t have to come on. In winter, the blinds can automatically raise at a certain amount of sunlight, warming up your home and eliminating unnecessary heating costs.