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Tips for smart living

Security at home is an important issue that concerns many people. Whether you live in an apartment or a house, there are some simple measures you can take to protect yourself and your family.

One of the most important and easiest measures for security is locking all windows and doors. Ensure all windows and doors are locked when no one is home. Even if you are only going to be gone a short while, intruders can take that time to enter. Another way to increase security is to install safety lights and cameras. These devices can help deter intruders and notify you of any attempted entry.

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While you're away

Another important measure is to avoid obvious indications you are away. Be sure not to leave valuables out in the open where they can easily be seen. Have your mail held or ask a neighbor to collect it regularly, just don't let it pile up while you're away. It is also a good idea to keep curtains and shades closed so no one can look inside and determine you are away.

Protect yourself from smoke and fire

Increase safety at home by installing smoke detectors. These devices save lives by sounding an alarm in the event of smoke or fire. Make sure all smoke detectors in your home are working and checked regularly.

Tips & Tricks

More valuable tips

Also remember the following tips:

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Access Control

There are also some behaviors you can follow to increase your home security. For example, you should always be careful when you have someone at the door. Do not open the door if you are unsure who is in front of it. You should also be mindful of who has access to your home. Don't just give away the key without making sure the person can be trusted.

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Accident prevention

Another important factor in home safety is protection against accidents. This includes, but is not limited to, storing chemicals and hazardous materials in safe locations, avoiding trip hazards, and installing handrails on stairs. Securing windows and balconies can also help prevent accidents.

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Contingency plan

To increase security at home, it is also important to practice contingency plans regularly and to act correctly in case of emergencies. This includes, among other things, knowing the emergency numbers and knowing how to react correctly in emergencies, for example in the event of fire or injuries.

Everything you always wanted to know - answers to the most frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

It doesn't matter where you live - whether it's an old building or a new dream house: your home should be cozy, sustainable, comfortable, economical, energy-efficient and, above all, usable for a very long time.

Reconciling these goals - that's what we at SmartLiving are committed to. We offer you services and products that are optimally coordinated and intuitive to use.

Your smart home thinks and acts like you: It knows your needs and reacts to preferences, weather, living conditions and presence. It's the smart home that handles repetitive tasks for you, so you have more time to live.

Your smart home knows what you want. Which lighting you prefer when cooking, playing or relaxing; what music you prefer to listen to and what temperature is the most comfortable and efficient in the individual rooms.

This is comfort that borders on luxury - with products and services from SmartLiving.

A smart home usually consists of the following components:

Actuators: For example, lighting, radiator thermostats, blinds, and ventilation systems, but also media devices such as TVs and stereo systems or loudspeakers. Modern washing machines, dishwashers and stoves can now also be integrated into a smart home.
Input devices: If you want a change, just click on a switch. Or a tap on the smartphone. Or a voice instruction. According to your wishes and preferences.
Sensors: These are used, for example, to measure the room temperature. In addition, it can be determined whether windows or doors have been opened or whether people are present.

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