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Even just displaying that these are in use through a sign in the yard or a sticker on the window can even reduce the chances of
being targeted. In a study by the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where more than 400 incarcerated men and women who were convicted for burglary were interviewed, more than half stated they would look for an alarm before robbing a house and, if an alarm system was present, most would move on to another. Another study by Rutgers found that an increase in the number of home security systems in an area correlated with a decrease in the number of residential robberies, even for people who didn’t have their own security system. Best OverallArlo QThe Arlo Q is an excellent security camera with great video quality, strong motion and sound detection and a generous free cloud
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Smart ceiling fans keep you warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer by working with
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smart home security system that you monitor yourself or pay a subscription fee to have your home surveilled by professionals. It’s up to you. Benefits of Building a Smart Home You’d be surprised how much help smart appliances help around the house. You can use voice controls to change the speed of a smart ceiling fan. A smart microwave can download cooking instructions. A smart refrigerator can keep stock of your favorite foods and know when your eggs expire. Smart devices can give you peace of mind and help keep track of your home. Never wonder if you forgot to close the garage door, just check your phone. If it’s open, simply shut it with your smart garage door opener. Think outside the house too, your lawn will be healthier with the help of smart sprinkler controllers and you might even save on your water bill.
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