They sell themselves on saving energy but I think that in fact you will use more because you are inclined to turn the heating on when you leave work so that it is toasty for when you arrive after heating an empty house, so wasting 1 hour of energy, but without the tec you turn it on when you get homeThe gadget sellers have found a way of selling products that we dont really need.
Looked at buying a nest/hive thermostat for my own drum but when i worked out the cost/benefit to me, it would never result in any saving.
Although the properties i renovate i always install nest/hive or similar it has proved an excellent selling help,the young guns love the tech stuff.
Electrically powered windows for anything other than sash ones seems like a non-starter. If you didn't mind inward opening ones you might be able to do what you want with external motorised roller shutters over each window.The tec I really want is house "global locking" like a car that when the windows are open and you press the remote to lock the doors, all the windows shut automaticity, that's what I want for my house
Not worried about burglars cracking the code because the poison darts will get themElectrically powered windows for anything other than sash ones seems like a non-starter. If you didn't mind inward opening ones you might be able to do what you want with external motorised roller shutters over each window.
Still - good of you to think of burglars. Before they'd have to get physical access to force open a locked window, now all they'd need would be to crack the security of the transmissions which operates the shutters, and given the attitude to security displayed by home automation vendors so far, that wouldn't be difficult.
Mine has a current sensor, so it reverses if the door meets any obstruction. Does his?There seems to be no safety features, so pressing the button in the house, you can't see if anyone is under the door,
I chose one because it takes up less space, is much easier on my back than the manual door, it fits more closely, and is insulated.I really can't see why he had it fitted, the up and over door worked well
They sell themselves on saving energy but I think that in fact you will use more because you are inclined to turn the heating on when you leave work so that it is toasty for when you arrive after heating an empty house, so wasting 1 hour of energy, but without the tec you turn it on when you get home
Mine has a current sensor, so it reverses if the door meets any obstruction. Does his?
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And in France they sharpen the lower edge...apparently Australia don't need the pressure limit
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