UltraSync SmartHome DIY Pro Assist SmartHome Kit at CES 2017

UltraSync SmartHome DIY Pro Assist SmartHome Kit at CES 2017

We’ve been falling in love with SmartHome tech here at eTeknix over the last few months, and CES 2017 has been like a playground in terms of the cool IoT hardware on display. This new DIY Pro kit from Interlogix is perfect for those who want a smart home security system, but with Z-Wave support, it’s able to tie in control of everything from your lighting to your thermostat, while also protecting your home.

UltraSync SmartHome DIY Pro Assist SmartHome Kit at CES 2017

Aside from the main control panel, you’ll also find a 7-inch touchscreen controller for your smart home needs, automation and routines for all your devices, ecobee3 support, Indoor IP and Wi-Fi cameras, as well as mobile phone controls so you can check-in on your home from anywhere in the world.

UltraSync SmartHome DIY Pro Assist SmartHome Kit at CES 2017


Everything you see in the pic is included in the set, and with a be hitting the US market soon at around $199!

UltraSync SmartHome DIY Pro Assist SmartHome Kit at CES 2017

UltraSync SmartHome DIY Pro Assist SmartHome Kit at CES 2017

UltraSync SmartHome DIY Pro Assist SmartHome Kit at CES 2017



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