In the Apple App Store there are millions of apps for
virtually anything from games to email to social networking and now, home
automation. Most people have been out on the town or at work and have wondered
if they remembered to turn off the oven or if they left the porch light on.
With one of the many available home automation apps, home owners can now turn
on the lights in their home or turn off appliances or even control the
televisions; even when they are not home. These types of apps are also
something that can lower homeowners' insurance premiums. When homeowners get
homeowners insurance quotes from homeinsurance, they can see exactly how much
they will save with multiple companies. Here is a list of the 5 best iPhone
home automation apps that will help to control all of the main features of the
home.
1. Indigo
Touch App for iPhone and iPad
The indigo touch app for the iPhone and iPad give
users a way to not only turn lights and appliances on and off but it can also
control sprinkler systems as well as the furnace and air conditioner. This is
the perfect app for homeowners who are constantly coming home to a house that
is too hot or too cold. With this app, they can turn the necessary systems off
or down when they are not home and then turn it back on or up when they are on
their way home. This is the best way to come home to a toasty warm home without
wasting the heat when the home is unoccupied. This is an app that is available
from the iTunes App Store, it is not a free app but there is a free trial
available so the homeowner can see if the service is what they are looking for
before they buy it. Before the app is installed, the homeowner needs to have
the Indigo v4.1 home controlled software.
2. iHome
touch App
The iHome touch app is an app that costs $7.99 from
the App Store. This is an app that can control virtually anything in a home
that has X10 enabled devices. Through this app, the homeowner can set rooms and
devices throughout the home by pictures in the app, allowing them to simply
touch the picture to control the device.
3. CF
Control FX App for iPhone and iPad
The CF Control App is a free app that does not require
any subscription costs or upfront fees. It is a 100% free application that
allows homeowners to control virtually anything in their home through their
iPhone or iPad. The only catch is that in order to get all that this app has to
offer, some technological knowledge should be present. IR and TCP/IP knowledge
is necessary for the user to be able to unleash the full potential of this app.
4. Touchpad
App for iPad
The Touchpad app is a full feature app that works with
an installed Homeseer HS2 device. Through this app, the user can control just
about everything in the home including lighting, security, irrigation, netcams,
window coverings and even the entertainment systems. This is a full function
app that is totally free of charge for anyone who has a Homeseer device
installed already.
5. Haiku
Home Automation App
The Haiku home automation app has a one-time charge of
$49.99 for the app but there are no subscription charges; the only fee the
owner pays is the initial fee. This app works on virtually anything in the home
from the security to the HVAC controls. Not only does it control the devices,
it also provides real time status' for all of the devices as well; for example,
if the homeowner forgets if they turned on the security system, they can check
from the app and turn it on if they need to. On the other hand, if they want to
see the temperature in the house, they can check the temp from the app and
adjust it accordingly. This is the only app that allows users to view and
change the status of virtually everything in the home.
Adam Vaught has worked in home security for almost
10years, he is also a lover of technology and enjoys combining the two. His
articles appear on a number of security and home-owner blogs at homeinsurance.com.
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