Video & Surveillance Cameras
- Monitor your home with surveillance cameras. Many types and styles to choose from-too many to list!
- View your home from any PC via the Internet or phone lines.
- Indoor and outdoor camera systems.
- Time lapse recording products.
- Monitors let you watch different parts of the house, like the pool area or nursery, or modulate the signals into your TV

Whole House Audio/Video
- Install in-wall or ceiling speakers in every room.
- Control speaker volume in each room individually with in-wall controls.
- In-wall speakers, ceiling speakers, surround sound, sub woofers, and more!
- Make outdoor entertainment fun with outdoor speakers.
- End blaring TV commercials with sound regulators.
- Mute speakers when phone rings or door bell chimes.

Security Alarms and Systems
- Security systems may be simple, or totally integrated into your home automation plan. Security systems include control panels, keypads, sensors, sirens, locks, lights, monitoring, access control and more.
- Control your locks by remote control.
- Sirens scare away intruders, and notify neighbors and authorities of burglary or fire.
- Protect your family and home from fire with advanced smoke detectors that talk to your automation system.

Phones & Intercom Systems
- Transform your regular phone into a high-tech telecommunications system for your home.
- Add personal extensions to your phone with advanced phones or phone distribution panels.
- Answer the door from any phone, even cellular phones.
- Install an intercom system, or use your phone. - Know who's on the phone with Caller ID on your TV.

Appliances and Lights Controls
- Turn lights On/Off, and Dim or Brighten them from any­where, inside or outside your home.
- Program indoor and outdoor lights to turn On and Off according to a schedule or event.
- Program entire lighting scenes with one button push.
- Control your lights and appliances with light sensors. If it gets dark, lights turn on and then off again a few hours later.
-Turn outdoor lights on when someone approaches.

Computer Automation Controls
- Your entire home operates automatically by programming an intelligent scheduler to be the "brains." Automatically control lighting, HVAC, entertainment components. irrigation, and all of the other systems you see on this page. After you program your system, detach your PC and it operates on its own using the time of day, day of week, dawn/dusk, occu­pancy, actual events and more to decide what your home should do under various circumstances.

Light and Motion Sensors
- Sensors alert you when a person crosses your property line.
- Motion sensors could be installed on walls, on ceilings, in light switches, outdoors and more.
- Outdoor sensors turn on flood lights.
- Incorporate door/window sensors into your security system, and use them as automation sensors when you are at home.
- Glass break sensors alert your security system to intruders.
- Be alerted when people arrive.
- Light sensors know when it's light or dark. If it gets dark, lights turn On and then Off again a few hours later.
- Flood sensors detect if the washer or ice maker hoses break and automatically turns Off the water.
- Be alerted when the mail arrives.

Environmental Controls
- Thermostats control everything from comfort to cost by a home automation system, by remote control and manually.
- Everyone is interested in the weather and now you (and your home automation system) will know what the weather is doing with your complete weather station at home.

Power Line & Surge Protection
- Protect your home computer, phone, fax and cable line connections with suppression plug strips.
- Protect your house with whole-house surge suppressors.
- Fine tune your system with signal amplifiers, signal bridges and noise blocks.

Window, Drape & Blind Controls
- Set your drapes to automatically close when the sun shines directly in, then open again shortly afterward.
- Tilt your blinds by remote control.
- Open or close your windows. Automatically close your window when it starts to rain. Control windows by wall switch, remote control or an automation system.

Automotive Systems
- Start your car by remote control, and cool or heat it.
- Turn on house lights with your key chain remote.
- Be alerted when cars drive up.