Smart home technology key to home security -Etoniru vanguardngr.com vanguardnews
Managing Partner of a leading real estate firm in Nigeria, Joe Etoniru and Associates, Mr. Chidi Etoniru has said that Smart Home Technology should be embraced for home security, describing it a reliable home security technology in the 21 century.
His words:”Since the beginning of human evolution, the need to secure the homes in which we live has evolved along with the human race. There was a time when all you needed to secure your home was a good deadbolt which would make it so no one could break down your doors and badge into your home at any time. We have now evolved past that age, we now have ways to know who is at the door before we open it, ways to know who was at your door and at what time of the day they were at the door.
“Alarm for emergencies: Alarms are needed to notify you of malfunctions within the home or intrusions in the case of the burglary alarm. With a smart home, you can take things a bit further by connecting your burglary alarm to your phone for example so that it automatically dials the police after a few minutes if the alarm is not deactivated. This ensures that you get emergency response services if you need help for any reason.
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