Rogers late today dropped me an e-mail to say that their Smart Home Monitoring service has launched in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
With Rogers Smart Home Monitoring, customers can choose from three different packages based on their needs and their budget. Unlike conventional security platforms, the system can connect to night vision cameras, lighting, door locks, appliances, thermostats, door and window sensors, and monitor for intruders, motion detection, water leaks, carbon monoxide, smoke and fire. All features can be customized and easily controlled through a mobile app.
The Rogers Central Monitoring Station monitors 24/7 for emergency conditions with local police, fire and ambulance dispatch, and real time text and email alerts are sent to a customer’s mobile, tablet or computer so they know when the kids or dog walker come and go or if someone’s burning toast in the kitchen.
The new Smart Home Monitoring service will be unveiled at the BC Home and Garden Show tomorrow, February 18th. Residents in the Greater Vancouver area will then be able to book a FREE in-home demo and assessment by visiting www.rogers.com/smarthome.
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Rogers Smart Home Monitoring Launches In Vancouver And The Lower Mainland
Rogers late today dropped me an e-mail to say that their Smart Home Monitoring service has launched in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
With Rogers Smart Home Monitoring, customers can choose from three different packages based on their needs and their budget. Unlike conventional security platforms, the system can connect to night vision cameras, lighting, door locks, appliances, thermostats, door and window sensors, and monitor for intruders, motion detection, water leaks, carbon monoxide, smoke and fire. All features can be customized and easily controlled through a mobile app.
The Rogers Central Monitoring Station monitors 24/7 for emergency conditions with local police, fire and ambulance dispatch, and real time text and email alerts are sent to a customer’s mobile, tablet or computer so they know when the kids or dog walker come and go or if someone’s burning toast in the kitchen.
The new Smart Home Monitoring service will be unveiled at the BC Home and Garden Show tomorrow, February 18th. Residents in the Greater Vancouver area will then be able to book a FREE in-home demo and assessment by visiting www.rogers.com/smarthome.
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