From smart alarms to smart locks, smart home security products are here to stay throughout 2023. Find out more about the latest smart gadgets from Yale.
A new year often signals the start of a ‘new you’, whether that’s a trying a new hobby, a trending exercise regime, or simply giving your home a fresh lick of paint. But, as we enter a brand new year, our experts here at Yale always stress the importance of a home security upgrade as your one new year’s resolution to always stick to.
So, if you’re looking for something new to focus on as we approach 2023, upgrading your home security will certainly be a positive start to the new year. And to stay on trend for the 12 months ahead, the experts at Yale have shared their knowledge and expertise to ensure your home security is up to scratch with the latest must-have gadgets.
Stay smart
It’s no surprise that over the last 12 months, smart security products have continued to take over our homes. From smart alarms to security cameras and even smart locks – the popularity of smart security products certainly shows no signs of slowing.
And this is down to the fact that more people are finding out about the range of benefits that smart security products can provide for homeowners. We all lead busy lives in today’s world, so the addition of smart products in the home ensure we can be there to look after our homes, even when we’re not.
So, here are just a few of the top smart home security products you could consider investing in to be bang on trend for the new year ahead.
Smart locks
Smart locks continue to be the most talked about smart home product on the market, with many homeowners now considering investing in the gadget to have control and convenience over their home.
What’s great about smart locks is their ability to allow homeowners to remotely monitor their door security from afar. A smart lock, such as Yale’s Linus Smart Lock, offers significant control for homeowners who want to know exactly who is coming and going from their home, remotely and conveniently through a smartphone.
Smart locks from trusted brands such as Yale, not only offer convenience and control, but they also, more importantly, provide heightened security for the home. With over 180 years of experience in lock-making, Yale has applied its knowledge to the creation of smart locks, providing secure products that exceed standards and provide peace of mind to homeowners.
Smart locks are also a great addition to the home in the style stakes. With a range of finishes and designs to suit a range of property types, smart locks don’t just have to be for ultra-modern homes.
Perfect for looking after elderly parents, keeping tabs on the kids getting home from school or simply giving access to trusted working professionals such as dog walkers and cleaners, smart locks are a must-have gadget as we enter another busy year ahead.
Motion detecting security lighting
With everyone becoming more conscious of their energy usage in the battle to live more sustainably, a permanent outdoor security lighting fixture might not be the most energy-conscious addition to the home.
Lighting up the front and back of your home is, of course, an effective way of deterring criminals from targeting your property. But, to ensure you’re also doing your bit to reduce your energy usage, you could consider opting for motion detected security lighting, which is set to be another big trend for the year ahead.
As technology develops, the smart security gadgets on the market are being designed with interactivity and motion detection at the forefront. Opting for a motion detecting security light outside your home will allow you to always be ‘in the know’ over who is moving around your property. Whether that be a welcomed delivery driver, or someone more unscrupulous, motion detection alerts to a smartphone offer another level of convenience and control, ensuring you can be aware of what’s going on around your home even when you’re not there.
Smart assistants
Although smart assistants have been around for quite some time now, the new developments in the smart home market continue to lead towards additional functionality for these devices. Most smart products that are new to the market arrive with smart assistant compatibility as standard, continuing to show their authority in the world of the smart home.
And that’s the same for the smart security market too. From smart alarms that can be set to armed using just your voice, to security cameras that can show you clear, crisp footage of whoever’s just arrived at your door via your smartphone, smart assistants are a great addition to add convenience and control to your smart security system.
Smart security cameras
CCTV systems and security cameras have long been an integral part of a modern-day security system. But, whilst smart products have ruled the market, security cameras have since had a ‘smart’ makeover, allowing homeowners to monitor their homes remotely via a smartphone.
And the popularity for smart security cameras shows no signs of slowing in 2023, with solutions featuring motion detection alerts and two-way talk functionality positioning this popular product as an ‘all-rounder’ smart security system.
With door security a high priority for homeowners, smart security cameras can now even replace the popular smart doorbell when positioned by a front door. With motion detection alerts to notify a homeowner if someone has turned up at your door, alongside two-way talk to speak to your visitor via your smartphone, it not only warns off any potential opportunists, but also keeps you in the know over your home’s security.
With an array of popular smart products available to help boost your home security for the year ahead, now is the perfect time to pick the must-have smart home gadgets to secure your home in style.
To find out more about the range of smart security products available from Yale, please visit your local site.
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