security system at home
Here are some recommended
smart locks that integrate easily with Apple HomeKit:1. AugustEasily installed by attaching a mounting plate to your keyed cylinder deadbolt, August Smart Locks offer auto lock, geo fencing, voice commands, as well as an interesting If This Then That IFTTT feature. IFTTT allows you to set push notifications for different actions, as well as trigger other smart devices connected within the same system. 2. Schlage SenseAlthough it offers a wide range of interesting features and two options of design, Schlage Sense has one drawback: it is built on Bluetooth technology, so you will have to be within the 40 feet range to access it via your iPhone, iPad, and iPod. Outside of this range, remote control is possible only through Apple TV. 3. Poly Control Danalock V2Offering a slick design and the flexibility to be installed on a variety of
door models, the Poly Control Danalock V2 offers a handful of features, including TwistAssist and Knock to Unlock. 4. Yale iM1 Network ModuleA recent addition to the range of smart locks products compatible with Apple HomeKit, Yale’s iM1 Network Module can be accessed via iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches. An interesting feature is the possibility to manage up to 25 PIN codes, and the ability to customize lock settings.
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2. In 2008, Adam Schanz founded Alarm Protection Technology in North Salt Lake City, Utah. Under the
name of Alarm Protection Technology, Schanz along with a team of 10 sales reps began
offering services in Utah, Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi and Florida. This first team was called the A Team, they had a van and provided services to 12,000 customers. In 2011, Alarm Protection Technology dropped “technology” and switched over to Alarm Protection AP. At the time of the switch, AP had between 80 and 100 reps and was offering services in Alaska, California, Utah Texas, Alabama, Tennessee, Missouri, Kentucky, Utah, Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Florida.
