Rogers Smart Home Monitoring

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Always Connected. Always Close.
Rogers Smart Home Monitoring is more than just a traditional security system. It’s a completely new and innovative
approach to keeping your home, and the people in it, safe. With Smart Home Monitoring, you’ll have all the answers
whenever and wherever you are.
Arm, disarm, view and control your system
with remote access from your smartphone, computer, or tablet.
Turn lights on and off
or control the heat and cooling within your home through the Web Control Centre.
Be the first to know when your children get home
or that the dog walker has arrived with instant alerts on your iPhone, Android, or BlackBerry® device.
See who’s entering your home, even when you’re not there
with Live Video streaming you get secure viewing on your smartphone, computer or tablet.
Enjoy real-time 24/7 home monitoring
by certified security professionals when you subscribe to 24/7 Central monitoring.
Why Home Monitoring?
To protect your home and family from anywhere
To lower your energy bills with remote thermostat & lighting controls
To know that everything is okay at home whether you’re away for the day or for weeks at a time
For the ability to detect water leaks before they cause damage
To know when the nanny, contractor, or dog walker has arrived or has left for the day
To trust that your irreplaceable items are always secure
The ultimate in security, reliability and accessibility, together with state-of-the-art automation, puts Smart Home Monitoring
head and shoulders above traditional home security solutions.
Not already a Rogers Smart Home Monitoring Customer? Contact Us for your free home assessment.

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The Touchpad
Easy-to-use controls at your fingertips
Simple to use, yet technologically advanced, the Touchpad is at the heart of your Smart Home Monitoring system.
Simply tap the screen with your fingertip to change settings, arm or disarm your alarm, or access useful programs
through the Touchpad apps. See below for what the Touchpad can do:

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Web Control Centre
Always be connected to your home via the Web
You can use the Web Control Centre via the Internet whether you are at home,
or away. You can arm or disarm the system remotely, view cameras, change the
Smart Thermostat, check to see when the kids are home based on their personal
4-digit access codes, create convenient automation rules and much more.
Smartphone/Tablet Apps
Stay close to home… wherever you happen to be
With the Smart Home Monitoring app, you can access and manage your
system remotely from your iPhone, iPad, Android™, or BlackBerry® device.

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Unique Customization Features
Putting it to work for your everyday needs
Customized Alerts – Know what’s happening, instantly
An alert is an instant email or text message that is sent to you when a certain activity occurs. For example, you may receive
an alert when an alarm occurs, when your kids get home from school and disarm the system, or simply when a sensor
battery is running low.
Touchpad Apps – You’ll find more on your Touchpad
Your Touchpad has a number of free pre-installed apps that provide weather and news updates and more. New apps
are frequently added.
Automation Rules Wizard – Live by your own rules
The Automation Rules Wizard allows you to control certain actions in the home. For example, you can set a rule so that
when the hall sensor detects motion, the hall lamp turns on, or the first floor lights turn on when the front door opens.
Smart Home Camera
See what’s happening in your home, from wherever you have internet access
With Smart Home Cameras, you can see what’s going on in your home via the Touchpad, Web Control Centre or
smartphone apps. You can even take pictures and videos when a sensor is activated. However, to ensure your privacy,
the Central Monitoring Station cannot view any Smart Home Camera feed, pictures or videos.
Lighting & Thermostat Controls
Save time. Save energy. Save money.
Energy usage and lighting
You can turn lights and appliances on or off from the Web Control Centre or with your smartphone app – giving you more
control over your home. You can also use the Automation Wizard to program certain lights to turn on/off during certain periods
of time when sensors are activated, such as automatically turning the lights on when you disarm the system from the Key Fob or
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Heating & Air Conditioning
With the Smart Thermostat, you can automate and control your furnace or air conditioner remotely. Now you can come
home to the ideal temperature in one of two ways: 1) Turn on your heat or air conditioning from your laptop or smartphone
before heading home from work; or 2) when arming your system in the morning, program your heat or AC to go up or down
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automatically. Now that’s smart and it saves you money!
Smart Sensors
For additional safety & security
With Smart Home Monitoring, Smart Sensors built into the system constantly monitor the safety levels in your home in case
of smoke or fire, a water leak or dangerous levels of carbon monoxide gas. The sensors trigger an alert and communicates with
the Touchpad – so the alarm in your system will reach you wherever you are via email or text and you can take immediate action.
The ultimate in security, reliability and accessibility, together with state-of-the-art automation, puts Smart Home Monitoring head
and shoulders above traditional home security solutions.
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