With a smart home hub, you can connect all of your smart devices like thermostats, doorbells, and security systems and control them through the hub instead of individual apps. In this guide, the This Old House Reviews team reviews some … Continue reading →

A hub and a router are both electronic devices used in computer systems networking. Comparison chart. Hub Router Layer Physical layer. Hubs are classified as Layer 1 devices per the OSI model. Network Layer (Layer 3 devices) Can a router … Continue reading →

Beam projector. Ellipsoidal reflector spotlight. Fresnel lantern. Intelligent lighting. Parabolic aluminized reflector light. Scoop. Striplight. Spotlight. What is intelligent lighting system? Intelligent lighting system comprises multiple lighting fixtures connected in a network to provide automatic control of lighting level to … Continue reading →

A “wash” is a general “fill” of light and color evenly across the stage through the use of lighting fixtures (typically, softer lights cast from Fresnel lamps), and colored using colored lighting gels. It’s also known as a Fill. What … Continue reading →

Smart devices cost 30 to 50 percent more than their conventional counterparts. The average cost to install a home automation system nationwide is just a little over $1,000, with the high-end price at $3,500. So, it can be expensive. But … Continue reading →

Turning Off Continued Conversation If you want to adjust your Continued Conversation settings, click More Settings in the left menu of the Google Home app, then click Settings, then Preferences, and then Finally Continued Conversation. It will have a toggle … Continue reading →

Infusion pumps are used for injecting larger amounts of materials but in a regulated speed and volume while the syringe pumps are used to inject a lesser amount of materials but in a lesser volume. What is difference between syringe … Continue reading →

Disadvantages of Smart Cities Lack of public awareness and social responsibility. Building and maintaining the infrastructure is costly and challenging. Demands 24X7 connectivity and power supply. Security issues in terms of public data. May lead a way towards social discrimination. … Continue reading →

What’s the Difference Between RGB and RGBIC? RGBIC is where multiple colors can be displayed on one strip light simultaneously. RGB on the other hand, can only display one color at a time. What does Rgbic stand for in LED … Continue reading →

Heat constantly escapes your home when it’s cold outdoors, which is why it makes sense to lower the thermostat when you’re not there. But turning off the furnace in the winter—especially when you’re away for long periods of time—runs the … Continue reading →

Many people ask if it possible to sync two Ecobee thermostats. According to the developers, yes, it is possible to sync multiple Ecobee devices to each other. All Ecobee devices are interconnected and they are compatible with each other. Do … Continue reading →

A single pole thermostat operates off one circuit, and therefore cannot operate separately. This means the power to the unit can only operate in one direction or electrical current.A double pole circuit, however, has two directional currents providing a double … Continue reading →

A smart thermostat, also known as a connected or communicating thermostat, allows you to create automatic and programmable temperature settings based on daily schedules, weather conditions, and heating and cooling needs. Some Wi-Fi thermostats have this advanced functionality, but not … Continue reading →

Yes, the Nest does save energy It saves on heating energy with both gas furnaces and heat pumps, and it saves on cooling with air conditioners and heat pumps. Does Nest reduce energy bill? On average the Nest thermostat saved … Continue reading →

on the Home Screen. Note: When “Home for now” or “Away for now” are selected, an indefinite hold will be set regardless of your set Hold Action. This means that the ecobee will either stay in Home mode or Away … Continue reading →