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| Consider using wireless home automation if: |
- You need wireless portability while connected to the Internet or your
LAN from your computers.
- You do not have access to wall/ceiling/floor spaces, making it
impractical to install cabling.
- You need to use RF remote control
because IR line-of-sight remote control will be unsuitable.
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| Otherwise install structured wiring for: |
- Higher security so physical access is required for connection, not just
a nearby wireless RF device.
- Higher quality audio and video distribution in home
theatre and multi-room audio/video.
- Reduced component costs when wireless RF transmitters/receivers and
antennas are not required.
- Better immunity to EMI from noise sources such as fluorescent lights,
motors and RF transmitters.
- Freedom from monitoring and replacing batteries in some wireless home
automation devices.
- Faster LAN transmission speeds for file transfer or video streaming in
wired LANS.
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Wireless home automation uses Radio Frequency (RF) communications
instead of electrical cables.
Examples include wireless C-Bus devices,
wireless security sensors, wireless computer LAN
components, and wireless audio and video remote controls and distribution devices. |
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What is Clipsal C-Bus?
Can I pre-wire
for Clipsal C-Bus?
Wireless
home automation C-Bus switches versus wired
Frequently Asked home automation Questions |
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