Home Automation Blog

Most times I don’t hate my day job, but there are times when the trip to work is all that’s needed to drive me to resign. Some people are such stupid people driving coupled with not enough attention to driving. Making things worse, what happens next? I knocked over my tea on the last corner in to the parkade... So this is life.

Moving starting with automation into home entertainment isn’t that much of a evolution in view of the fact that the majority of users (not counting us) probably kicked off the exploration for control of lights through a harmony remote to make the full movie theatre experience ideal. We found that the Harmony series of clickers have turned out to be a godsend and we use one for all of the plasmas. Especially since we just don’t do the live programming style of watching at all, there is constantly a million different entertainment systems to turn on and it made me so frustrated picking up the first remote then the next in line until it was ready, before we have to reverse the method once the show was over and done with.

That said, the merger of lighting control and home entertainment is inching more real each time I check with almost all of the popular companies showcasing infared commands from your powerline network as of late and as a result anyone with an interest can do actions such as scripting a receiver which is in an adjacent room of the apartment having only one’s wireless Insteon tool. Can you tell I’m excited? It’s neat, although the whole thing is clarified in more detail here Insteon when contrasted against many X10 sites so it is definitely a key spot which is worth checking out.
It’s apparent that he is way too enthusiastic about Insteon.

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