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Nest Sensor The Nest Sensor is a small device that sits on top of a regular TV or LCD television, and it is intended to protect your home from potential nest threats, such as wild birds and other insects. It operates by emitting a"beep", a high-pitched whine, whenever the area around the TV or LCD is jeopardized. If the Beep is switched on, a loud alarm is also made, sounding the exact same tone for a car alarm. In this manner, not only do you shield your TV or LCD, but you shield yourself and your loved ones from a nest of snakes! It all begins with a set of temperature sensors. Both temperature sensors, located on either side of the TV or LCD display are used to discover whether the area around the TV is hot, or cold. After both of these temperature sensors detect an alteration in their temperatures, the Nest thermostat will trigger the appropriate switch (either the one to switch off the air conditioning, or the one to turn on the heating system). From here, the rest of the Nest installation is composed of an On-Off switch, an electronic timer, and a power control switch. When the temperature detectors detect an alteration in temperature, the On-Off switch will be triggered, and the electronic timer will be set to begin counting down in moments. After this countdown has reached zero, the TV or LCD will automatically turn on. Now that we've covered the fundamentals of this Nest Thermostat, let us take a quick look at how it functions in conjunction with a wise home automation program, such as the Smart House Digital Video Door Controller. The beauty of integrating the Nest Thermostat with all these systems is that there is no need for an individual to mess around with wiring (unless they wish to replace the actual thermostat), because the detectors are installed right onto the door frame itself. This usually means that the door controller acts as a passive motion detector, although the TV is currently in use. Thusnot only does the motion tracking capacity of the wise home automation system make it possible for the homeowner to control the TV remotely through the machine, but they can also control the thermostat during the smart control panel. Having a toaster that is passive, the system becomes virtually passive - there is simply no need for a pc to even be turned ! How Can the Nest Thermostat work Together with the Smart House Automation system? It ends up on the heat dependent on the indoor temperature of the room the detector is in. As the

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