Home automation blinds are an integral component of smart living, providing a seamless blend of security, style and functionality for homeowners. However, like any technology that is still in its early stages, some troubleshooting issues can arise from time to time. By understanding and avoiding these common problems, homeowners can make the most of their new motorised window treatments.

Easily control your Discover smarter comfort and privacy with a touch on your smartphone, voice command or automated schedule. With the ability to integrate with other smart home systems, you can set up a routine that closes your shades during peak sunlight hours to reduce cooling costs or open your blinds on sunny winter mornings to let in natural light and heat your home.

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Smart home blinds can also be programmed to operate at specific times, simulating occupancy for added security benefits. This can be helpful if you have to travel for business or leave for holidays and can prevent your home from looking vacant, potentially deterring burglars. It can also ensure your houseplants receive adequate sunlight, as a recent study found that they die in as little as seven days when the lights are kept on 24 hours a day for extended periods of time.

With so many benefits, it’s easy to see why smart blinds are becoming increasingly popular with homeowners. To learn more about our range of stylish and energy-efficient blinds, visit the Budget Blinds smart home collection through Rollease.