Smart Home im Neubau: was sich wirklich lohnt (und was nicht) mit @smartio_de​

Smart Home in New Construction: What happens during a power outage, which functions are truly necessary, and what mistakes should homeowners avoid during the planning phase? In this video, we answer your most important smart home questions together with Marco Wengert from Smarto. We discuss what happens during a power outage, why emergency power isn't automatically included with every battery storage system, which smart home functions are truly useful in new construction, and why wired systems are often the better choice for new builds or major renovations. We also talk about one of the biggest mistakes in smart home planning: too many individual solutions, too many apps, and no centralized planning. Especially during house construction, smart home technology shouldn't be an afterthought, but rather considered early on as part of the overall building technology. Ultimately, it's not about having as many gadgets as possible in the house, but about creating a home that functions effectively, simplifies everyday life, and is a good fit for the house in the long run. Chapters: 00:00 Intro: Your Smart Home Questions 00:07 What happens in a smart home during a power outage? 00:50 PV system, battery storage, and emergency power function 01:15 Power supplies and buffer solutions for smart home controls 01:32 Power outage vs. internet outage 02:17 Which smart home functions are truly useful? 02:41 Lighting, shading, and air conditioning as a foundation 03:25 Do you really need a smart home? 03:40 When does a smart home become worthwhile? 04:14 Smart home and the resale value of your house 04:53 Comparison with a car: Comfort you won't want to live without 05:43 Why numerous switches and isolated solutions are problematic 06:16 How children experience smart homes as normal 07:15 Do you still need bus cables, or is wireless sufficient? 07:30 Why wired systems have advantages in new construction 08:04 Typical problems with wireless solutions 08:51 Greater stability through a clean bus system 09:02 The most common mistakes in smart home planning 09:09 Ten apps, ten systems, and no central solution 09:31 Why each trade often only thinks for itself 10:15 Why smart home planning should begin early 10:36 Smart home systems from prefabricated home providers 11:00 Why independent smart home planning can be beneficial 11:25 "I don't want a smart home, but..." – the common misconception 12:00 Why you shouldn't reject smart home technology out of ignorance 13:22 Why informed decisions are so important when building a house 14:24 Properly considering smart home planning, building structure, and construction inspections 15:06 Further episodes, checklist, and contact information for Smarto 15:55 Conclusion If you are currently planning your new build, you should Start thinking about smart home technology, building automation, and electrical planning early on. Not because everyone needs a fully automated house, but because many decisions made later are difficult or expensive to change.