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By
Ray Hentze and Steve Babel
state
management is a multi-faceted task, which requires
attention to detail, prioritization, planning and time management.
A comprehensive control system greatly enhances efficiency, productivity,
expense, regulation, security and accessibility both on-site and
remote.
Think
of an estate control system as a machine that keeps every home electronic
item from lights to lawn sprinklers perfectly in synch. Driven by
a sophisticated microprocessor, an estate control system can be
designed and programmed precisely to your needs to integrate and
synchronize the control of a security system, a heating/cooling
system, a pool control system, a whole-house music system and more
for multiple or single property control.
Managing
an estate is a detailed responsibility. Even the "simple"
stuff like locking up the house for the night, setting back the
thermostats before you leave for the day, adjusting pool temperature
and cleaning cycles with other mundane duties become extremely tedious
when performed on a daily basis. it takes up a lot of time especially
when you're in a hurry and is very easy to forget.
A
lack of total estate control could open the door for a lapse in
personal safety, unsecured property, wasted energy, faded upholstery,
unforeseen maintenance requirements to name a few. An estate control
system takes care of these and many other chores for you, adding
a new level of efficiency to your estate operation.
The
real beauty of an estate control system is how easy it is to put
these tasks in motion. You can transmit a series of commands simultaneously
to various pieces of electronic equipment with the press of a single
button. Or, you can have the system dispatch the commands automatically
based on the time of day or some other condition. For example, when
an outdoor security sensor notices movement on the property, it
could trigger a few exterior and interior lights, emit a chime,
and tune the TV or Touchscreen to a channel on which you can view
the scene captured by the security camera system. Without even requiring
you to leave your easy chair, the system has both informed you of
and identified the visitor or intruder.
Learn
about the advantages of having a ground perimeter system on your
estate.
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