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| Most homes have only conventional wiring. But modern technology demands a structured wiring system to provide the electronic foundation necessary to ensure that your family is connected to today's services, and be preparted for the new technologies of tomorrow. | A connected, or networked, home is a home that is connected from room to room and to the world outside. It gives you the control to integrate multiple home systems. |
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| There is a big difference in wiring. To illustrate, think of the wiring in your home as a pipeline for information. Conventional wiring has the data capacity of a squirt gun. By comparison, structured wiring, using Cat5 cables, has the capacity of a fire hose. Structured wiring transmits more information, faster. Conventional wiring consists of one or two twisted pairs of wires and is adequate for basic voice, fax or data communications. Structured wiring is more advanced, and can handle sophisticated video and data signals from computers, digital satellite, high-speed internet, digital phones and digital televisions. And also provide you with the security of being able to enjoy technologies of the future. | |||
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| Residential automation is all about adding comfort, convenience, security and energy savings to your lifestyle. It is the remote and automatic control of your home's systems such as lighting, appliances, heating and air conditioning, entertainment components, security systems, communications, irrigation systems, pool and spa, and all of the the other systems in your home. These systems become easier to use, and any level of automation can be installed. | |||
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