{"id":273,"date":"2021-09-24T10:00:32","date_gmt":"2021-09-24T10:00:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.homeautomation.london\/blog.homeautomation.london\/?page_id=273"},"modified":"2023-06-16T13:26:32","modified_gmt":"2023-06-16T13:26:32","slug":"plan-my-home-network","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.homeautomation.london\/blog.homeautomation.london\/plan-my-home-network\/","title":{"rendered":"Smart Home Planner"},"content":{"rendered":"

SIMPLE GUIDE TO DESIGN HOME NETWORKING NEED FOR YOUR SMART HOME<\/h1>\n

choose your services<\/h2>\n

smart SERVICES<\/p>\n

Any smart home will require you to make decisions and choose which services you want to have available in each room of your home. We recommend any new build, conversion, or renovation includes infrastructure for cable, digital TV, radio, broadband and WiFi.<\/p>\n

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Identify incoming services as well as in home services<\/p>\n

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Plan your services by thinking about the end goal of your home room by room<\/p>\n

COMPLETE THE FLOOR PLAN<\/h2>\n

add to floor plan<\/p>\n

With only a basic floor plan it is possible to plan which services you need prior to the design or installation stage. Think about where would you like a television, in which rooms do you listen to music, where do you want security cameras and how do you want to interact with your technology.<\/p>\n

Sample floor plan
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CREATE A ROOM BY ROOM LIST<\/h2>\n

grouping by room<\/p>\n

Create a list of equipments planned for each room. Whilst design changes can happen on-site during a project, these will always be based on the initial design. Multiple changes on-site due to lack of planning only serve to slow the installation process and add cost to your smart home plan.<\/p>\n

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Plan your services by thinking about the end goal of your home room by room<\/p>\n

WHAT TO DO NEXT<\/p>\n

Once you’ve planned your ideal smart home, book a showroom appointment or arrange a site visit with one of our experts. We work with home owners, interior designers and builders to deliver a real smart home that works on a single control system. <\/h4>\n
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design<\/h3>\n

We work with you design the perfect smart home of your dreams<\/p>\n

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CABLING<\/h3>\n

Technicians draft cabling schematics to start implementing your home<\/p>\n

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INSTALLATION<\/h3>\n

We will be back to install equipments as soon as your home is ready<\/p>\n

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AUTOMATION<\/h3>\n

Our expert technicians work with you to customise your home to act smarter<\/p>\n

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A dedicated cupboard space called rack is often the best solution.<\/p>\n

identify incoming services point<\/h2>\n

not to forget<\/p>\n

Different incoming services enter the property from different locations, but all should end in a common location within the property. You will need space for any equipment that will be centrally stored and for cabling infrastructure to run from this location. Experts at Smartech can help you identify the best location with good ventilation, heat and noice management.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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