For decades, homeowners and business owners alike relied on low-cost incandescent light bulbs to illuminate their properties. However, smart LED lighting has grown in popularity because they’re more energy-efficient and durable than the lightbulbs of years past. Say goodbye to standing up to turn your lights on or off, and say hello to controlling your lighting with your phone. 

Stay tuned to learn more about this innovative lighting solution. 

Information on Smart Lighting

Smart lighting is an advanced way to light your home and business. Smart LED bulbs come with software that you can connect to a mobile app, smart home assistant, or other smart accessories, giving you the freedom to automate and control your lights remotely. One of the main benefits of smart lighting is that they’re hassle-free. If you’re worried about needing to add extra old-fashioned, unsightly wall switches to your home or office, you’ll be pleased to hear these lighting solutions don’t require additional light switches. 

It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up businesses, both big and small, as well as consumer behavior on a scale we’ve never seen before. Both the public and private sectors are doing their best to stop the spread and contain infections. Although the full economic consequences of this pandemic are unclear, we know the devastating impact it can have on people, particularly those who are more vulnerable.

All Metro Tech’s mission is to connect people with innovative technology solutions to simplify and enhance their lives both at home and at work. As an essential business, we’re able to continue serving our customers, but it’s not business as usual. We care about your safety, so we’ve implemented the following guidelines to keep our clients and staff safe during this outbreak. 

These procedures are mandatory and effective immediately. 

It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up businesses, both big and small, as well as consumer behavior on a scale we’ve never seen before. Both the public and private sectors are doing their best to stop the spread and contain infections. Although the full economic consequences of this pandemic are unclear, we know the devastating impact it can have on people, particularly those who are more vulnerable.

A few years ago, no one could have predicted being able to use our voice to do mundane tasks, such as turning our lights on and off. Today’s smart home systems can do a lot more than adjust your home’s temperature and keep track of your security system. Thanks to the internet of things (IOT), your smart home system can control nearly every aspect of your home.

Given the current COVID-19 outbreak, you may be stuck at home for an indefinite amount of time. If you’re bored, consider taking on a few personal projects, such as upgrading your home to a smart one.

Learn how to make your regular home into a smart one.

A few years ago, no one could have predicted being able to use our voice to do mundane tasks, such as turning our lights on and off. Today’s smart home systems can do a lot more than adjust your home’s temperature and keep track of your security system. Thanks to the internet of things (IOT), your smart home system can control nearly every aspect of your home.

Given the current COVID-19 outbreak, you may be stuck at home for an indefinite amount of time. If you’re bored, consider taking on a few personal projects, such as upgrading your home to a smart one. 

Learn how to make your regular home into a smart one.

How Do I Transform My Home Into a Smart Home?

If you’re new to the smart home game, you may feel intimidated because there are so many devices to research. We recommend you invest in multiple components, such as smart bulbs, sensors, speakers, security cameras, and more. You can connect every component to a central hub that helps them communicate with each other, and you can control each device with your smartphone. 

Removing strangers from your Wi-Fi network is easy, but detecting them is hard. You may not even notice unauthorized users, such as your neighbor’s kid, who uses your internet to watch viral videos. Although you want to be nice and allow others to use your network, strangers who mooch off of it usually don’t have your best interests at heart. 

Discover why it’s important to only allow trusted users to connect to your Wi-Fi.