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Smart Home

September 4, 2019 · 3 min read

A house that keeps the school-morning pace


The weekday rush is easier when the home carries some of it: waking, watching, locking up, winding down.

Summer ends, and the tri-state weekday snaps back into place — earlier mornings, tighter schedules, a house full of people moving in different directions. A smart home from Elevated Integration, built on Savant, is simply a way to let the house carry some of that load: a layer of convenience and security under an ordinary busy day.

A family kitchen ready for the morning

Mornings can start themselves. A wake scene eases the lights up, settles the thermostat, and raises the shades in the children's rooms on a schedule, so the day begins without a fight. While you are at work, cameras let you confirm the small things — that they left for school, that they are home when they should be.

The front door gets smarter about who comes and goes. A video entry station lets children see who is there without opening it, and a Savant access control system lets you unlock the door remotely, give each family member their own code, and get a notification as they come in.

Evenings wind down the same way. Entertainment can be scheduled to switch off at homework or bedtime, and a single Goodnight command locks the house, sets the thermostat, and turns off the lights — the whole routine handled from where you are already sitting.