A “Smart Home” is a streamlined, high-tech sanctuary. It does not have to be a cluttered room with wires snaking around corners and bulging from interconnected devices. An HDTV and sound system are the centerpieces of the entertainment system and are a major focal point of the home. There are three major must have “smart home accessories” that comprise a well-designed, sleek entertainment center: the sound system, the wall installation system, and compatible devices. These devices will be professionally installed in such a way as to look as “smart” as they really are. Now, let’s look at these smart home accessories one by one, and do much more justice to them.
Amazing smart home accessories worth craving for
The Sound System
HDTV manufacturers are primarily focused on the quality and sharpness of the display; good sound is not the major priority. When you watch movies or your favorite shows, you want the theatre quality sound. An affordable sound bar can be the cheapest upgrade that can be easily connected and installed below your HDTV. These sound bars have specially designed speakers and subwoofers that are compact, yet clear and loud. Unlike the old speakers in your garage, sound bars can incorporate technologies like Bluetooth wireless, tablet and smart phone connectivity and Wi-Fi control. That means when you are curled up on your sofa watching your favorite movie, you can control the volume and equalizer controls using your phone or tablet. New soundbars are designed to process and output clear, digital sound and some even provide surround sound capabilities. If you have more to invest in your home entertainment, a surround sound receiver (which receives, processes, and amplifies the sound) and speaker system can be an excellent upgrade.
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The Wall Installation System
New home theatre systems can include many components that need to be connected together. In the past, this would mean a tangled mess of wires going from one component to the other. With professional installation, wires can be concealed in the walls or through outlets so that your home does not look like a jungle off with wires hanging from the ceiling. Additionally, some receivers or HDTVs can be programmed or controlled with devices to allow for wireless connectivity of components. Same goes for your interconnected smart door lock or CCTV monitoring system which could as well be controlled right from your mobile device or remotely. With wireless systems in place, devices sync together using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology to transmit or receive clear digital signals. With smart phones, many home theatre component manufactures also produce apps to control HDTVs or sound systems, making your phone a universal remote. If your components do not sync with your phone, you can also consider interfacing a universal remote with all your components. These are manufactured to communicate with the majority of brands of HDTVs and components like Blu-ray players and sound systems. Having a single remote control greatly simplifies your “Smart” entertainment system.
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Compatible Devices
Make sure to examine the specifications of accessories that you are purchasing for your home theatre system. With a little research, you will be able to find must have “smart home” accessories that contain similar interconnectivity technology that allows them to easily sync with one another. Consult with a professional to get the best devices to fit your setup and budget. The specific ports needed on your HDTV are vital for ease of use and for clear, high definition video and audio.
For your “smart home,” make sure to invest in high quality accessories for your entertainment system that are easily controlled, concealed, and create the clearest picture and sound.
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