#Remote-controlled lighting

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The Future of Home Lighting: How Smart Systems Cut Energy Waste

In today's world, where energy efficiency is a priority, smart lighting has emerged as a game-changer for owners looking to decrease their electricity bills. By incorporating advanced technology such as motion sensors, automation, and remote control, smart lighting for home not only enhances convenience but also significantly cuts down energy consumption.

What Is Smart Lighting?

Smart lighting is an innovative lighting system that allows users to control their lights using mobile apps, voice commands, or switches. These systems can be programmed to turn on or off automatically, adjust brightness levels, and even change colors, all while optimizing energy usage.

Energy Savings Through Automation

One of the key ways smart lighting reduces energy consumption is through automation. Smart lights can be programmed to turn off when not needed, preventing unnecessary energy waste. For instance, you can program lights to turn off when you leave a room or dim during daylight hours.

Motion Sensors for Efficiency

Smart lighting systems often include motion sensors that detect movement and adjust lighting accordingly. This ensures that lights are only on when needed, reducing energy waste in areas such as hallways, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces. Smart switches with motion sensors can be a great addition to prevent lights from staying on accidentally.

LED Bulbs: A Smart Choice

Most smart lighting systems use LED bulbs, which consume significantly less power than traditional incandescent bulbs. LED bulbs not only last longer but also produce the same brightness while using less energy, contributing to long-term savings on electricity bills.

Remote Access and Control

With smart lighting, homeowners can control their lights remotely via smartphone apps. This feature is particularly useful if you forget to turn off lights when leaving home. By simply checking an app, you can turn off unnecessary lights and save on energy costs.

Customizable Brightness and Color

Smart lighting allows you to adjust brightness levels based on your needs. Dimming the lights reduces energy consumption, especially during times when full brightness is not required. Some smart lighting systems even adjust based on natural daylight, further optimizing energy use.

Integration with Smart Home Systems

Smart lighting works seamlessly with other smart home devices, such as thermostats and security systems. When integrated with home automation, lights can adjust based on the time of day, occupancy, or even weather conditions, ensuring maximum energy efficiency.

Long-Term Cost Benefits

While the initial investment in smart lighting may seem high, the long-term savings on energy bills make it a cost-effective solution. By reducing unnecessary energy use, smart lighting helps homeowners save money while contributing to a more sustainable environment.

In Conclusion

Investing in smart lighting for home is a practical way to cut down on energy expenses while enjoying a more convenient and modern lighting system. From automation and motion sensors to remote access and energy-efficient LEDs, smart lighting offers multiple benefits. Upgrade your home with smart switches and intelligent lighting solutions today.

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[eleooooooo]

Did not have a single mental breakdown today promise everything is going well etc and I'm not mcfricken losing it. At least the headdress is done.

[mof17]

Literally haven’t posted any art here in forever but take a random ass doodle I did because I purely just wanted to post something

[caterpillarinacave]

Using the computer as a babysitter for Jed and Octavius is all fun and games until they figure out how to use Larry’s credit card

[sluckythewizard]

[PUT INTO PLACE, TIED DOWN AND ARRANGED, AND IS NEVER THE SAME, AGAIN.]<-listen to my favorite songs. VAMPIRES ARE WONDERFUL ARENT THEY. THE FLESH IS SO MUCH MORE DURABLE. SO MUCH STRETCHIER THAN HUMANS. THE STRESS DOESNT KILL A VAMPIRE THE SAME WAY IT DOES A HUMAN. YOU CAN TAKE THEM APART THREAD BY THREAD AND LEAVE THEM WIDE AWAKE WITHOUT WORRY OF THE BRAINMATTER SPOILING UNDER VINEGARY AGONY.

[librarycard]

does anyone want to come over and watch i saw the tv glow in my beautifully lit apartment. or fucking what

[abrushstrokeofsilver]

continuation of this post i made a little while ago :)

more to come, this may or may not take a bazillion years because there's still like another 20 i want to do ;v;

[scipunk]

Cyberpunk 2077 (2020)

[james-stark-the-writer]

just finished Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, and it is a game written by cowards for cowards.

the final twist genuinely ruins the game. it's so stupid as a narrative decision. i hate it so much. it almost makes me understand what the people yelling about The Last Jedi being too subservient to its themes were yelling about (OBVIOUSLY not the ones that were being bigoted and loud and wrong about it, but just the ones who had actual issues with its narrative directions/execution). genuinely, the twist takes what could have been an extremely solid 8.5, maybe a 9/10 game down to a 4/10 game with nothing of interest to say deluding itself into thinking it's saying anything of worth by thoughtlessly repeating patterns as if that's supposed to generate meaning without any real effort of actually committing to that meaning, or seeing the world as anything beyond its basic binary worldview of Good and Bad.

putting that twist in fundamentally cuts the legs out from any actual, interesting and substantive critique it could have leveled at the legal system and our feelings about people on trial and their perceived guilt or innocence, and it just ends up reinforcing it as a power of good that Will Ultimately Prevail In The Search For Truth, as if that is even remotely a thing any legal system is concerned with, especially the one in the game that mostly just stumbles into The Right Choices because it's a game controlled by the player. it's frankly ideologically incoherent to the point of saying nothing because its critique is unfocused and toothless. best it can muster is "maybe some people are corrupt and lying, but if You take Advantage of The System, you can beat them" as if malicious compliance is supposed to change the system. fuck off.

ran out of tags but. i'm serious about this lol, i really hate it as a narrative and ideological choice. the game threatens to say something bold and interesting and then just pulls the rug out from underneath you. it sucks. it's very much like 12 Angry Men in that way, i think, except at least that movie Knows what it's saying and that its basic premise is its ideological downfall, this just doesn't really feel like it says anything much interesting or coherent, ultimately, because the criticism either drowns in the length and comedic nature of it, or just ultimately isn't focused and pointed and nuanced enough to actually say something meaningful. like ik someone's gonna do a "kid's game" thing but hello, kid's shit has always been nuanced and just bc it's "for kids" doesn't mean it has to abide by some binary ass morality that flattens all its interesting critique, especially when you're constantly led, structurally, to the more interesting and nuanced narrative choice only to have a twist completely ruin it and making it all feel like a waste of your time. plenty of things are nuanced and interesting and "for kids" without deflating their themes and messages by writing a stupid twist that undercuts the interesting parts of its arguments.

[1tsjusty0u]

hm. hey wait. if the narrative of undertale was disproving/Proving floweys notion of its kill or be killed (pacifist disproving it while genocide. well. gestures. basically leaving it up to the player to ultimately decide on the better call), do you think its going to be the same for deltarune. (susies your choices dont matter reflecting that, and you either get to play the game “normally” or do the snowgrave route. the thing here being interpreting the ‘your choices dont matter’ thing as less of something for the player but for the characters in it. stripping noelle and ralsei a bit of their control in snowgrave, and also the possibility of susie projecting when she first says the line. also being a better outlook for kris with the whole soul situation; hhhhhopefully giving them the perspective that their choices do matter? though. its. a bit oxymoronic when we. are controlling them.)

[dig-jules]

...and if i say even though it was dumb spocks brain was a macabre, morbidly cool episode and this was the best spock looked the entire season...

[e3khatena]

Had a minor epiphany that I could use a desk lamp that takes a standard bulb, one of the multi-color smart bulbs, a piece of white diffusion material (my brain is saying balloon split in half and stretched over the desk lamp’s shade but a white pillow case would work just fine), and a rubber band, all hooked into a Ryobi 150-watt power source* to make a diffused fill light I could tint any color I need, but I genuinely don’t know if this would work right (or if there’s a cheaper solution that’d work at least this good).

[atsecretgardensinmymind]

my school did a winter break raffle and i won a kids toy fire truck and it’s my new favorite thing

[skelejon]

Slowly turning my bedroom into the absolute worst place to have a breakdown :)

[the-toasted-teacake]

Just another evening sitting in the dark. Because I have a cat. And he is sleeping on me. Who needs lights anyway.

[gotta-bail-my-quails]

my little lights :( my fairies of astigmatism :((( where are they