• Increase Resale Value for Your Kauai, Hawaii Property • Let Your Smart Home Automation System Get the Most out of Energy-Saving Technology• Enable mobile control, monitoring with better system integration • Save money, time, and grief when it comes to upgrades, maintenance or additions.
Who’s Wiring Your Home and Do They Know What They’re Doing?
Check out some frequently asked questions about smart home automation and home technology integration and find out why you should work with Pacific Audio and Communications Inc.- Do I need a lot of wiring in my home? Couldn’t I just go with wireless solutions?
- You don’t need a lot of wiring, but you need to ensure what you install is the right kind of wire and is installed correctly. Using the right kind of wire makes a huge difference in performance and future upgrades. A smart installer primes your system for growth by installing conduit points in specific locations to create access for future wiring. Just one conduit install can save you thousands in future upgrades and avoids having to cut into walls, ceilings or floors if you want to incorporate new components, services or upgrades in your smart home automation system.
- A wireless network relies on strategically placed Access Points which have to be wired to your home network. Cable, phone, alarm and security locations will also need a wiring foundation. The best quality when it comes to internet speed and audio video signals comes from wired systems. By relying on wireless solutions, you also risk interference from neighbors. Wireless is good and will get better, but in some areas wiring will always be the better option. And that wiring needs to be of the best quality and properly installed.
- What are some considerations when preparing a smart home’s infrastructure?
- Work with your contractor when finding a low-voltage subcontractor for your project and make sure to ask the following questions:
- Can they install the systems you want to incorporate in your smart home automation system?
- Can they provide service and maintenance afterwards? Many low-voltage subcontracts will only take part in the installation and leave users stranded when they face problems.
- Do they have a reputation for reliable work and systems?
- Are they licensed?
- Once you have found the low-voltage contractor you want to work with, make sure you discuss which systems you want to include in your home. When discussing this take both aesthetics and functionality into account:
- Where do you want to place your main system control panels and equipment?
- How do you want to interact with your system?
- Control it from your smartphone with mobile control and monitoring.
- Find the right user interface for ease-of-use of the system.
- Will the access be designed for a rental market with multiple users?
- Don’t fast track through this initial process. Taking the time to communicate with your low voltage contractor will result in a spectacular end product that operates just the way you want and expect it to.
- Work with your contractor when finding a low-voltage subcontractor for your project and make sure to ask the following questions:
- Why Should I Trust Pacific Audio & Communications Inc. With my Home Technology Needs?
- We have over 25 years of experience in the industry and we just keep getting better. Through our experience we know the best products in the market and when to use them. All our smart home automation solutions are tried and true—fully tested for optimal results.
- Something that makes us stand out is our commitment to customer support. Our past customers love us because we service everything we install with labor and equipment warranties included.
- We do it all to offer comprehensive smart services including home theaters, whole house audio, wired and wireless networking, lighting systems, security and surveillance, motorized shades, power protection systems and smart home control integration.
