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Fortunately, smart homes are no longer something only the top ten thousand can afford. With forward-looking and thoughtful planning, a smart home can be created with only a minimal additional investment compared to a “traditional” setup, and the material cost of the extra components required (controllers, cabling) is partially offset by the simpler electrical installation.

Why can a centralized, PLC-based control system remain relatively affordable in the case of new-build properties? 

If you don’t yet have experience with smart homes, we will present several possible use cases through a few practical examples. The list is not exhaustive; it is intended only to illustrate possible ways of using a smart home system.