Smart home automation isn’t just a wave of the future. It’s here, and it’s only expected to grow. Some experts are predicting the market will expand to $133 billion US by 2027!

You’ve probably heard of smart lighting, but how familiar are you with the range of other smart home products? Beyond lighting, smart home automation can touch almost every corner of a space. 

Read on for a comprehensive guide to some of the top recommended home automation products—for single-family homes, multi-family units, and even commercial spaces. 

Smart Home Automation Ideas to Consider This Year

Smart Power Outlets

Smart outlets allow users to remotely control power flow, schedule operations, and monitor energy consumption via a smartphone or tablet. 

You can effortlessly turn off unused appliances, schedule plug-in lamps to mimic occupancy patterns for enhanced security, or remotely power down electronics to save energy—all at the touch of a screen. 

For a variety of uses, we love Leviton’s line of smart outlets, like this one; the industry’s first smart GFCI outlet. They allow you to configure notifications via the My Leviton app—for instance, to alert a smartphone if the GFCI trips due to a ground fault—making it ideal for remote monitoring. ‘We also recommend Leviton fast-charge, type-C outlets. These offer 60W and 30W options for fast charging while eliminating the need for a charger block.

Occupancy Sensors

Occupancy sensors cue lights to turn on automatically when someone enters a room or when motion is detected—making them excellent for convenience and security.

Leviton’s wall-mounted smart dimmers, for example, can be used in closets, pantries, bathrooms, and garages, eliminating fumbling for switches in dark areas, reducing the risk of accidents, and improving overall accessibility and security. 

Working with a commercial space? They also come in handy for storage closets, supply rooms, restrooms, hallways, and corridors.

Smart Cameras

From high-definition security cams that keep a vigilant eye on your property to AI-powered cameras that recognize faces, these innovative devices are reshaping the way we keep our homes and businesses safe.

The Dahua N484E62C 4MP Basic Night Color (VU-More Color) security system also provides a complete video security solution with features such as smart IR technology that adjusts the camera’s infrared LED intensity to avoid overexposure, plus smart dual illumination, smart motion detection, and intelligent search.

Preparing for a temporary absence from a vacation property? Here are some more recommended products to ensure safety and security while it’s vacant.

Smart Ceiling Fans

Keeping comfortable is a breeze with automated ceiling fans. The traditional fixtures have evolved into smart fans, such as this Leviton fan with speed control and LED indicator. 

Most come equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity, intuitive controls, and climate sensors to keep occupants comfortable.

Smart Home Lighting

The original smart home product! Putting light controls at your fingertips allows you to customize lighting levels, save energy, and improve security at your home or business through automation. 

You can choose colour-changing LEDs, motion-sensing bulbs, smart dimmers, and even smart shades and blinds—or incorporate other smart lighting hacks.

Lutron’s Maestro dimmers and switches offer the best of all worlds, with full app control and also rocker dimmers for adjusting lights manually.

Not sure which lighting control system you need for your building? Take a look at our “basic, good, better, and best” overview of Lutron smart home dimmer systems.

Other Recommendations for Smart Home Products

We’re just scratching the surface here—new smart home products and systems come onto the market every day. The world of automation is growing, from smart thermostats to smart appliances, AI-powered voice assistants and more. 

Take a look at our recent Leviton spotlight, for instance, to learn more about the full range of smart-home and automation products the company offers, from dimmers to EV chargers. 

Tips for Automating Single-Family Residences

Automating your—or your customer’s—primary home or vacation retreat enhances convenience, security, and energy efficiency in remarkable ways. 

Imagine arriving at a cozy cabin in the mountains after a long drive, greeted by a warm and well-lit interior thanks to remotely activated smart thermostats and lighting systems. You can also install smart locks for hassle-free entry management and peace of mind. We suggest getting started by creating a smart hub to centralize device control.

Tips for Automating Multi-Family and Commercial Spaces

Start by thoroughly assessing the space to identify areas that will benefit most from automation, such as lighting, HVAC systems, and access control. Opt for scalable automation solutions that accommodate the unique needs of your facility—whether it’s an apartment building, office space, or other complex—to allow for easy expansion and customization.

Cloud-based management platforms can help centrally monitor and control all connected devices, while occupancy sensors and smart thermostats optimize energy usage, reduce costs, and enhance comfort. Prioritize security with surveillance cameras, access control systems, alarm sensors, and more. 

Let’s Find the Smart Home Products You Need

Whether you’re retrofitting a residential space or working on a new commercial building, automation can help modernize your space and set it up for future success. Our team of lighting experts can help you find everything you need for your next home automation project.

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Productivity isn’t just impacted by staff’s energy levels, motivation, or community at work. In fact, lighting can play a significant role in productivity.

Well-designed office lighting systems can actually increase productivity by up to 20%! Thoughtful design and lighting ergonomics can make a big difference.

Whether you’re a commercial property manager or a business owner, here are a few ways anyone can use optimal lighting design techniques to support productivity in commercial office spaces.

How Office Lighting Impacts Productivity

On an individual level, productivity is impacted by a wide range of factors, including such as taking well-calculated breaks, propertly prioritizing tasks, and regular exercise and a healthy diet. 

But beyond individual motivations, improper lighting conditions can have adverse effects on your staff’s proper productivity levels. Poor lighting, such as glare or insufficient light, can contribute to health problems, decrease workers’ well-being, and lower their cognitive function. No building manager or office owner wants that. 

That’s why it’s important to ensure your offices are well-lit and optimized for productivity. Here are five key design tips to start the process.

5 Essential Office Lighting Design Tips

1. Maximize Natural Light

First thing’s first: maximize your natural light. (This can reduce office workers’ eyestrain and headaches by 84%.)

Start by maximizing natural light from windows and skylights, or by incorporating light-coloured or reflective surfaces, such as white walls, glass partitions, and mirrored finishes. 

You can also add light shelves, which are horizontal surfaces installed near windows that reflect daylight deeper into a building. 

Ultimately, heavy curtains, blinds, and tall furniture can block light, so try to keep the areas surrounding windows clear. 

2. Optimize Task Lighting

Next, focus on task lighting. 

Consider installing desk lamps and task lights above work surfaces to minimize glare and shadows. That way, employees can adjust the brightness and colour temperature to their needs. In conference rooms, consider installing overhead pendant lights, adjustable task lighting to tables, and floor lamps for collaborative spaces.

3. Minimize Glare

Now it’s time to reduce excessive glare.

Glare from overhead lights and screens can cause headaches and eyestrain, impacting your workers health and well-being, which can impact morale and reduce overall productivity levels. 

To avoid this, use indirect lighting fixtures, and position screens away from direct light sources. You can also use diffusers or shields on overhead fixtures to distribute light more evenly.

4. Opt for Adjustable Controls

Now, consider adjustable lighting controls. 

These and other smart office lighting solutions allow employees to dim or brighten overhead lights, adjust colour temperature, or control task lighting as they see fit. 

These options are especially valuable for hybrid or shared work spaces. Adjustable lighting can not only improve your workers’ sense of comfort, but can reduce unnecessary energy costs too.

Consider installing dimmers to adjust brightness levels throughout the day, as well as tunable white lighting systems to customize colour temperature and mimic natural daylight. 

5. Prioritize Energy Efficiency with LEDs

Lastly, prioritize LED. 

LEDs use significantly less electricity, need fewer replacements, lower utility bills, reduce maintenance costs over time, and offer many other benefits. 

But not only is this beneficial from a cost-savings perspective, by upgrading to tunable white LEDs that adjust colour temperature, your office can mimic natural changes in daylight and promote alertness during midday hours. 

Products We Recommend

One of our leading suppliers, Signify, offers exceptional lighting solutions for every office space. Here are a few of our favourites:

Signify SyncLine: A Sleek Design for Slim Budgets

Boost energy savings, enhance comfort levels, and reach sustainability targets with Signify’s SyncLine office lighting solutions. 

Aimed at budget driven interiors within educational, healthcare and office spaces, the new SyncLine provides a clean, modern aesthetic. 

Get in touch for details on how to access it. 

Signify NatureConnect: Bring the Benefits of Natural Light Indoors

Combining LEDs with intuitive lighting control, the high-end NatureConnect line mimics the natural patterns of daylight. 

You can set up intuitive controls that follow the rhythm of the sun, matching the outdoor environment to your indoor one. Whether your employees want to feel energized with morning daylight or relaxed as the sun “sets,” you can customize your light settings to support this—whether your space has windows or not. 

Get in touch for informating on accessing NatureConnect for your spaces.

Signify BloomBox: Performance Without Compromise

Last but not least, Signify’s BloomBox uses LED technology and optics to bring low-glare, high-quality, and sustainable overhead lighting to office spaces. 

Inspired by L-Prize-winning technology, BloomBox combines breakthrough high efficacy LED technology and optics with low glare to bring quality illumination to a variety of applications.

Its focus on environmental construction and LED lighting control keeps occupants comfortable and has the potential to unlock additional energy savings.

Shop all Signify products

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Interested in optimizing your office’s lighting? Reach out to our skilled team! With decades of lighting and design experience, we can help determine exactly what you need to improve your workplace productivity.

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…If you’re a student, that is.

But if you’re a school facilities manager, your work might just be ramping up—especially when it comes to electrical projects. That’s because spring offers a unique window of opportunity to get any nagging projects done—while the weather is sunny, but not too hot. 

Here’s a list of five electrical spring-time projects you can complete.

Project #1: Lighting Audits

Before doing any updates at your school, conduct a lighting audit to see what needs to be done and to set priorities straight. You can even complete your audit before spring to ensure you’re prepared when spring rolls around.

Here are some tips on where to begin:

• Check lighting inventory. Start by putting together a detailed list of all lighting fixtures, noting their types and locations.
• Evaluate existing technology. Assess the school’s lighting technology, focusing on energy efficiency and sustainability.
• Collaborate with maintenance staff. Coordinate with maintenance staff to address immediate concerns and ensure safety compliance.
• Measure lighting levels. Check lighting levels in different areas of the school to identify spaces that could use more or less light.
• Inspect control systems. Ensure lighting controls, including sensors and timers, are working properly.
• Draft your recommendations. Put together a detailed report outlining your recommendations to improve lighting and reduce energy consumption.
• Make a plan. Develop an action plan for during and after spring break. 

All this being said, conducting a lighting audit requires meticulous planning. Get in touch if you need support—we can help every step of the way! 

Project #2: Lighting Retrofits

Spring is short, so you’ll need to identify priorities for any lighting retrofits. 

Upgrading existing lighting systems to more energy-efficient alternatives such as LED lights can cut operational costs, reduce energy usage, and support the environment. Enhancing your school’s lighting also creates a better learning environment for students—which makes your job more rewarding!

Here are some lighting retrofit ideas:

• Upgrade to LEDs. Spring break is a great opportunity to make the switch to cost-saving LEDs, which will soon become mandatory in Canada. 
• Set occupancy sensors. Install occupancy sensors, such as these ones from Lutron. This will optimize energy usage in classrooms and other spaces when students and staff are away.
• Harvest daylight. Use daylight harvesting systems if this is an option for your school. You can adjust artificial lighting levels based on the availability of natural daylight to be more energy efficient.
• Add smart lighting controls. Centralize lighting management and scheduling to optimize energy usage during school hours with timers and dimmers.
• Assess lighting design. Identify areas with over- or under-lit spaces, and explore lighting design solutions to ensure an efficient distribution of light throughout each building.
• Upgrade emergency lighting. Enhance emergency lighting systems—including exit sign upgrades—with modern, energy-efficient options. This ensures you’re meeting safety compliance and reduces long-term maintenance costs.
• Use energy-efficient bulbs. Replace outdated bulbs with energy-efficient alternatives, such as LEDs, across the facility to improve overall efficiency.
• Explore energy rebate programs. Get to know energy rebate programs in your area that offset the costs of lighting retrofits along with other ways to cut back on energy costs.

Project #3: HVAC Upgrades

Upgrading and maintaining heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems can improve both energy efficiency and indoor air quality. Following COVID-19 and amidst pesky flu season, maintaining high-quality ventilation is even more crucial to keeping people healthy. 

Here are some HVAC projects you can take on during spring:

• Inspect the HVAC systems. Assess the school’s existing HVAC systems to identify any inefficiencies or maintenance needs.
• Replace air filters. One of the best ways to ensure top system performance and improve indoor air quality by reducing dust and allergens is to regularly replace air filters.
• Upgrade thermostats. Switching to programmable or smart thermostats allows you to control temperature settings while saving energy and money.
• Inspect and seal ductwork. Repair any leaks or gaps in ductwork to prevent energy wastage and maintain consistent airflow.
• Upgrade HVAC units. Replace outdated HVAC units with more energy-efficient models to reduce energy consumption and operational costs.
• Monitor indoor air quality. Take this opportunity to set up indoor air quality monitoring systems to address ventilation concerns on an ongoing basis and ensure a healthy school environment.
• Upgrade ventilation systems. Your school’s ventilation systems should meet or exceed recommended standards to promote proper air exchange and reduce the risk of indoor pollutants.
• Consider adding energy recovery ventilators. These systems capture and reuse heat or cool air, improving overall energy efficiency.

Project #4: Electrical Safety Inspections

Inspecting electrical safety in schools is crucial year-round, but spring weather can give you the extra time you need to conduct more thorough checks. 

The following inspections can help identify and address any electrical safety  issues, update wiring, and replace faulty outlets or switches:

• Inspect electrical panels. Check for signs of wear, loose connections, or overheating that could pose safety risks.
• Assess wiring and conduit. Look for any damaged or exposed wiring or broken conduit.
• Check outlets and switches. Ensure they’re working properly, aren’t overloaded, and are equipped with safety features like ground fault circuit interrupters.
• Test emergency exit lighting. Inspect and test to ensure emergency lighting is up to speed in case of power outages or emergencies.
• Confirm appliance and equipment safety. Check all electrical appliances and equipment, including cords, plugs, and connections to prevent fire hazards.
• Inspect the electrical room. Electrical rooms should be organized and have clear access to panels and equipment. Safety protocols and signage should be clearly on display.
• Evaluate the grounding system. Check the school’s grounding system to confirm it’s working properly by providing a path for electrical faults to dissipate safely.
• Inspect fire alarms. Test the fire alarm system and electrical components to ensure they comply with safety regulations. Read more about other life safety systems to test regularly.

Project #5: Check your Datacom

Students, teachers, and administration rely heavily on technology, so ensuring up-to-date data communications at your school is vital. 

Let’s take a look at what you might include in a thorough examination of datacom on school grounds. Though some of these items might be outside your scope of work, this list can help identify what needs to be done.

• Examine network infrastructure. Inspect routers, switches, and cables, looking for signs of wear or degradation.
• Verify Wi-Fi and internet connectivity. Check the functionality and coverage of Wi-Fi access points and the school’s internet connection speed and reliability.
• Evaluate the VoIP system. Your school’s Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) system should have clear communication and be properly integrated with other datacom.
• Inspect the security system. Check security cameras and access control systems to ensure they’re working and connected to the network.
• Assess digital learning tools. Check the functionality of interactive whiteboards or tablets.
• Review cloud services. Review the integration and accessibility of cloud services used for storing and accessing educational materials and data.
• Check data backup systems. Ensure these systems are functioning correctly and that critical school data is backed up regularly.
• Audit cybersecurity measures. Conduct an audit of firewalls and antivirus software.

Interested in learning more about datacom services? Check out our solutions or read this handy guide.

Turn Spring into Spring Fix

You likely won’t be able to complete everything on your to-do list during spring, but these tips should get you started. You’ll earn your gold star by taking a systematic approach to school electrical projects and creating a brighter, healthier, and better functioning environment at your school.

Have any questions? Reach out to our team for support at any step!

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Struggling with sleep? 

You’re not alone. Nearly 15% of adults had trouble falling asleep most days, according to the CDC. 

To get a better night’s rest, one lesser-known tactic is to improve your lighting. That’s because sleep and lighting are much more closely connected than you might think!

Read on for essential lighting tips to promote a good night’s sleep.

1. Understand Your Sleep Cycle

To optimize your sleep, first thing’s first: get insights into your sleep cycle. 

The sleep-wake cycle is a fundamental part of improving your sleep. Put simply, exposure to natural light during the day stimulates your alertness and productivity. At sunset, lower light tells your body to start winding down. A key part of this is the circadian rhythm.

The circadian rhythm is our internal biological clock that directs the body’s processes throughout the day and night. Melatonin, our body’s sleep hormone, is crucial for regulating these cycles. The circadian rhythm is responsible for suppressing melatonin production to keep you awake while ramping up production at dusk to get your body ready for sleep. 

Keep this in mind! You can use this knowledge to create strategic lighting that mimics the sun’s cues and our body’s sleep-wake cycles. Read on for some tips.

2. Incorporate Sleep-Optimized Lighting

Ready to start optimizing your lighting for sleep? Let’s begin.

Use Warm-Toned Lights at Night

Colour temperature is measured on the Kelvin scale: lower for warmer and higher for cooler. Here’s a handy guide below that provides a brief overview of correlated colour temperature (CCT).

Warm-toned lights—particularly below 3,000 Kelvin—can offer a variety of sleep-promoting benefits when used at night, such as increasing melatonin, reducing blue light exposure, and promoting relaxation and comfort. 

Make sure to place warm lighting throughout your home to help you wind down in the evening.

Use LED Lights 

Energy-efficient light-emitting diodes (LED lights) can support your sleep environment, too. In fact, LED lights around 2700K can actually help improve your sleep quality, according to the Journal of Biological Rhythms. 

We recommend choosing dimmer LED lights, in particular. That’s because dimmer LEDs, such as Lutron’s LED+, can be programmed to closely mimic daylight changes to support your rest routine and reduce blue light exposure.

3. Set Up Your Room For Success

Creating the right layout and ambiance in a bedroom is foundational for a good night’s rest. 

Here are some tips for optimizing your space:

• Avoid direct lighting while you’re lying down. Instead, position lamps to ensure gentle, indirect lighting.
• Choose adjustable bedside lamps. Adding dimmers—such as Leviton dimmers—in your bedroom can help create a gradual transition to lower light levels, signalling your body to unwind.
• Add lampshades or diffusers. These can soften lighting and create a calming atmosphere.
• Select lamps that minimize blue light. This can help you fall asleep quicker, as blue light exposure is shown to suppress melatonin production.

4. Maximize Natural Light Exposure During the Day

Getting ample exposure to natural light during the day—especially in the morning—is a great way to prepare for a better sleep at night. 

That’s because sunlight regulates your body’s circadian rhythm, enhances your mood, and helps maintain a healthy sleep-wake balance. 

Here are some hacks to get the most out of sunlight (whether you actually go outside or not!):

• Open curtains and blinds. Do so during the day to invite natural light in.
• Place furniture strategically. This can let sunlight reach deeper into your rooms.
• Add mirrors for reflection. Mirrors reflect natural light and brighten dark areas.
• Choose light colours. Opt for light-coloured walls and furniture to create a brighter interior.
• Get outdoors. Step outside the good old-fashioned way to soak up natural light. 
• Use daylight-mimicking bulbs. These are particularly helpful in areas with limited natural light!

5. Incorporate Smart Lighting

Smart lighting strategies can transform your sleep environment with a few simple hacks. 

Here are some tips on how to use smart lighting for a more restful night’s sleep. 

• Set up automated lighting schedules. Automated lighting schedules, such as these Lutron lighting control systems, mimic natural daylight patterns. Another key benefit of automated lighting? Reducing your energy consumption, too.
• Use programmable smart bulbs. These lamps mimic natural daylight, adjusting colour temperatures to align with circadian rhythms. 
• Implement motion sensors. Automate lighting transitions and prevent fumbling for switches in the middle of the night. 
• Connect to voice-activated assistants. Connecting to your smart lighting systems allows hands-free control and customization with smart home automation products such as Leviton’s Decora Smart line. The My Leviton app even allows you to use voice commands that can connect with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, or HomeKit/Siri®.

Unsure about what smart lighting options to go for? These three choices are a great place to start.

We’re Here to Support

Ready to start sleeping soundly? Get in touch with our lighting specialists to help you integrate these strategies and start optimizing your space. 

Happy sleeping!

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