Posted on August 24th, 2009 by Daleen
In this age of computer technology it may come as no surprise that home automation has never been easier. What was once a figment of the imagination stemming from science fiction movies has now become common practice in many homes in North America and Europe. Home automation has now come to South Africa, and it’s not that expensive. It is now well within many an individual’s reach to be able to control any household electrical device from the comfort of an armchair, or even to have such devices controlled by input from sensors.
These include simple timers, occupancy sensors that detect movement or heat from a person, or photo-sensors that adjust light levels based on the amount of ambient daylight. It is also possible to install sensors that operate devices by voice, sound or even remote control by a mobile phone, computer, or a standard remote control.
Home automation may typically be used for the control of such items as:
- The home’s lighting systems
- The audio-visual systems
- All air-conditioning and climate control
- Irrigation of outdoor plants, lawns and indoor plants.
- Access control and security devices
- Swimming pool pump
- Any other electrical appliances
The latest wireless gadgets and accessories available make your standard of living much higher. Wireless accessories may now be used where once there were wires connecting each component of your security system. For little more than R100 you can have a powerful emergency light that comes on and is portable whenever the mains electricity fails. There are so many home automation products on the market today that it is possible to automate most of your home for a very reasonable cost.
Contact details for Civic Home Automation:
Tel: 0861 100 215
Click here for the Save Energy – Civic Home Automation website
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Posted on August 12th, 2009 by Daleen
Laminate Floor Centre specialise in wholesale laminate flooring in the residential flooring industry. Laminate flooring has slowly become one of the hottest consumer products on the home market. Click here to browse through our Laminate Floor website and see the brands and range of laminate floors we offer as well as.
Contact details for Laminate Floor Centre:
Physical Address:
57 Alan Paton Avenue, Pietermaritzburg
Telephone:
033 345 2181
Mobile:
+2772 230 2183
Email:
info@laminatefloor.co.za
Click here for the Wholesale Laminate Flooring website
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Posted on July 28th, 2009 by ruth
African Steel Art was started by Dup Du Plessis, and they are devoted to creating quality custom made steel and wood furniture from the smallest items to large installations. Their collection includes a wide variety of items like beds, light fixtures, frames, chairs, tables and much more.
The combination of the artist’s vision, talent and extreme attention to detail, makes African Steel Art one of the best custom furniture manufacturers in the world, and its small wonder that some of these beautiful pieces are to be found in world class game lodges like Matswari Lodge, Ingwe Lodge and Mabenca to name just a few!
African Steel Art will custom furniture to suit your requirement exactly; not only that, you will enjoy personal attention from their friendly staff and get some wonderful pieces of furniture too.
Contact Details:
Showroom address:
Portion 357, Roodekopjes 417 Brits
Brits
0250
North-West
Showroom:
No 4 Louis Botha Avenue
Lephalale
0555
Tel: +27 12 254-2624
Fax: +27 12 254-2628
Annalise Du Plessis: 082 4980890
Hendrik Du Plessis: 082 4956216
E-Mail: steelartdesign@lantic.net
Website: www.africansteelart.com
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Posted on July 22nd, 2009 by admin
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Posted on July 22nd, 2009 by admin
Ideal outdoor emergency and garden lighting systems that can be operated by remote. Ambiente’s conveniant lighting systems have back-up batteries that ensures that the light stays on in case of a power failure. In addition to this the outdoor lighting systems are compact and water tight design with a low power consumption compared to normal incandescent lamps – 3W versus either 9, 12, 15 60 or 100W globes.
Remote:
- Auto switch off to eliminate battery discharge during accidental continuous pushing of button.
- Infra red technology used to allow for individual on/off switching of lights.
- Integrated battery with highly efficient battery charger to reduce power consumption during charging
- Clearly visible status indication through the use of 2 10mm LED’s.
- Real-time-clock added to prevent system to switch on during power failures in day time to prevent battery discharge during daytime.
- Reset switch added to bypass RTC feature if lights are required during daytime.
Optional extras
- Motion sensors to prevent lights from switching on in areas where it is not required to preserve battery life.
- GSM modem to switch lights on and off remotely by phone.
- GSM modem can also indicate when power failures are present.
Website: www.ambiente.co.za
Distribution throughout the whole of South Africa
Samantha Erasmus
Sales & Marketing
082 413 1757
sam@ambiente.co.za
Shaun Koekemoer
Technical & Sales
082 566 1214
shaun@ambiente.co.za
Jose Peral
Production & Sales
082 372 1580
jose@ambiente.co.za
General Email
info@ambiente.co.za
Fax
0865 623 053
Postal Address
Ambiente Products & Services cc
P O Box 13291, Dowerglen, 1612
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