MoCA stands for Multimedia over Coax Alliance. It is a home networking technology that makes your WiFi performance better. It is a reliable, wired networking solution with low latency, and ultra-high-speed connection. It uses the existing coaxial wiring already in … Continue reading →

Restart your home network Unplug both your modem and router and wait 30 seconds. Plug in your modem and wait until no new indicator lights are blinking on. Plug in your router and wait until no new indicator lights are … Continue reading →

Lux is used to measure the amount of light output in a given area – one lux is equal to one lumen per square meter. It enables us to measure the total “amount” of visible light present and the intensity … Continue reading →

Yes it’s pretty fast. But if you have a house of 6 people that are all streaming Netflix at the same time on a Friday night, It might still bog down depending on your ISP and WAN load. It’s very … Continue reading →

Hub vs Switch vs Router – What Is the Real Difference The router works on the network layer of the OSI model. Functions: As discussed earlier, a hub can connect multiple Ethernet devices as a single segment, whereas a switch … Continue reading →

Open the Home app on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac and go to the Automation tab. Tap or click the automation. Turn Enable This Automation on or off. How do I set up automation? Create an automation In … Continue reading →

There are numerous things that can beep in a basement. Some are innocuous- the battery in some electronic device or toy may be dying. There are also beeps that can signal danger, a smoke alarm, a CO2 alarm, a water … Continue reading →

Because blinds leak more heat from a room, they also decrease indoor heat gain more efficiently in the summer, by around 45 percent, which can lower your AC bills. Curtains, which leak less heat, reduce indoor heat gain by only … Continue reading →

How to set up Philips Hue with Apple HomeKit Open the Philips Hue app and navigate to Settings > HomeKit & Siri. Tap Pair Bridge. Name your home and tap Create home. When the app opens your camera, scan the … Continue reading →

If you’re asking if it hurts the electrical system, probably not. – It may wear out the flasher faster than it would have, which is still probably never. – It will make it look like you have a blinker burned … Continue reading →

How to set up a Philips Hue bulb First, make sure the Philips Hue Bridge is all set up. Go to Settings > Light setup > Add light. Hit Search or manually add the serial number listed on the bulb. … Continue reading →

All SSE contact numbers that start with 0345 or 0333 are included in package mobile and landline minutes, so are free for most people. If you do not have inclusive minutes, you will be charged the local rate. Is 0345 … Continue reading →

(i) The illuminating source should have sufficient light. (ii) The illuminating source should not strike the eyes. (iii) The illuminating source should have suitable shades and reflectors. (iv) The illuminating source should be installed at such a place so as … Continue reading →

LED light strips can connect to your TV using the USB outlet. They then use a peel and stick tape-like adhesive to stick to the plastic on the back of the TV. Is it safe to put LED lights behind … Continue reading →

How should Roman blinds be hung? In summary. In summary, for Venetian, roller and vertical blinds, we would recommend they be hung from within the recess. However, Roman blinds would be better suited outside the recess, as they are able … Continue reading →