The system knows what time of day it is, and when darkness occurs.

• Arm interior and perimeter security
• Turn off all lights
• Reduce interior temperature
• Turn off radiant floor heating

When night falls and you are still away;

• Turn on entrance overhead lights
• Randomize interior lights (gives the appearance the home is occupied)

Your home knows what time of day it is, and when darkness occurs.

Daylight hours

• Open Garage Door
• Disarm interior and perimeter security
• Turn on interior lighting.
• Set at-home daytime interior comfort temperature
• Turn on radiant floor heating

NightTime hours

• Open Garage Door
• Disarm interior and perimeter security
• Turn on interior lighting.
• Turn on entrance overhead lights
• Set at-home night-time interior comfort temperature (lower than daytime)
• Turn on radiant floor heating

This would be a button you press at bedtime.

• Arm perimeter security only
• Turn off all lights except night lights
• Reduce interior temperature
• Reduce radiant floor heating to nighttime levels

• Call monitoring company
• Notify homeowner by cell of the leak

Send homeowner a private email identifying access code holder, and time of arrival home.

• Turn on bedroom lights to 20% brightness so as not to wake up partner
• Light the hallways and kitchen to 75% brightness

This would happen if a break-in occurs.

• Notify the monitoring station to dispatch police
• Flash front/rear outside lights for 30 minutes
• Sound alarm horn for 4 minutes
• Turn ON interior lights, maximum brightness for 30 minutes
  

• Turn on driveway and front porch lights
• Turn on interior lights to front door
• Display porch camera image on TV
  

• If winter, close after 5 minutes
• If not winter and daylight, leave door open for 1 hour
• If not winter and nighttime, close after 5 minutes