Smart Security

Both the traditional security system and your IP cameras can be pulled into a Smart Home system for enhanced features.  The experts at Sounds Good can use the security system and motion detection on IP cameras to provide advance automation to your home.  One example would be programming your hall lights to turn on to 30% brightness if they security motion detector sees motion after sunset.  This is helpful when going to the bathroom in the middle of the night or when your hands are full and you cannot reach the light switches.

Security Cameras

The cost of IP cameras can range but there is something for everyone. Having the experts at Sounds Good install even just two (2) cameras at your home (front yard and rear yard) can enhance your home’s security through deterrence and having the ability to remotely check your home from anywhere in the world. In addition to viewing the cameras, Sounds Good can also install a network video recorder or NVR to record the cameras in the event you need to review something that happened to your home. On the lighter side of things we also have clients who have us provide them with wireless cameras that can move around the house for the purpose of viewing their animals while they are at work. Whatever the reason, cameras can certainly increase piece of mind which will make coming home and leaving home much more enjoyable.

Door Locks

The experts at Sounds Good utilize new Smart Locks from Yale and KwikSet to further enhance your security and smart home experience. With a smart door lock you can give everyone in your home their own unique door code. You can also give people who work for you access to your home on a limited basis while tracking and being notified of their usage. You can even have the system email or text you when your kids arrive home. One of the coolest ways we use door locks is to create events for our customers based on unique codes. For example, one of our clients likes a path of light to go from the garage door to the living room and his tv to be on to ESPN when he enters a specific code in the door lock.