In the age of technology, The Internet of Things certainly deserves credit. Smart homes are here, and homeowners are outfitting their living spaces with mobile technology to create real-time, flexible environments. Today’s houses are alive, and their energetic breathing can be fully powered via mobile app. At Cool Home Technology, we’re dedicated to the smart consumer—and we’re here to display a smart-outfitted home in motion.

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Home automation is a new way for you to have complete control of your home with a few simple taps of your finger. Thanks to this advanced technology, there are a whole array of different ways for you to save time, money, and energy. Here are some of our favorite ways to improve a home through technological automation updates. 

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So, have you decided to upgrade your home technology, music, or theater system? Perhaps you already own one of these systems, so it would seem as easy as just connecting the new devices that you purchase, and you’re done.

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Do I need home security?

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One of the many considerations when building a new home is the type and extent of infrastructure that is to be deployed prior to completion. Common denominators are the choreography of electrical, environmental and communication framework, but today’s homes can go far beyond just these basic systems. Home automation, theater, audio and video distribution are all but inevitable with entertainment and control technologies now available.

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The year is 1967.  Your newly completed home has been wired with state-of-the-art television distribution - a black cable that has an inner conductor surrounded by a tubular insulating layer, then surrounded by a tubular conducting shield.  This amazing product will deliver television signal from the antenna on your roof to any TV in the house!  Coaxial cable was invented by English engineer and mathematician Oliver Heaviside, who patented the design in 1880.

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