Smarter Home Automation in the Bedroom

Planning on doing some renovations to your bedroom? Or would you just like to make your bedroom more automated ? Here are 5 ways that you can add automation to your bedroom to make it more comfortable .

Bedroom Home Automation Systems

Automated Ceiling Fans
You can schedule your ceiling fans to turn on or off automatically. With the right system, you can pre-program your ceiling fans or adjust your bedroom ceiling fan as needed without having to get out of bed to do so.

Automated Lights
No need to stumble around in the dark anymore. With automated lights, you can install lighting connected to motion sensors. These are perfect for walk-in closets, or if you get up to use the bathroom in the night.

Automatic Shades
Enhance your morning routine by waking up to natural light. We think this should be high on your list of best bedroom experiences. With automated shades, you can always wake up to the beauty of the outdoors. Plus, it also helps with energy management since you can automatically lower or raise them depending on the season for energy efficiency.

Smart thermostats / ACs
Get a programmable thermostat that you can set to adjust to your preferred temperatures automatically. If it gets too hot, then it can automatically change to a more comfortable temperature without you having to get up, and vice versa.

Plus, with localized features, you can set temperature requirements individually for specific rooms which will certainly improve on your energy bills.

Smart Door Locks
Trying to remember if you had locked the doors? With a smart home automation system , you can check to see if the doors are locked and the security system armed all from the comfort of your bed.

Connect It All

Instead of multiple devices to manage all of these automated features in the bedroom, you can get just one system that does it all. Let’s give you a run-down on the benefits of the Total Connect system for home automation and see how easy it is to automate your bedroom experiences.

Contact ATP Alarms , and we’ll help you design a smart home automation system of your dreams.

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