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Managing Sunlight and Privacy with Automated Shades

A modern home with an open floor plan and a row of windows with motorized shades partially drawn overlooking the ocean.

Let Your Smart Home Take Control of Natural Light

Florida is called the Sunshine State for a good reason. Sarasota, FL, gets about 255 days of sunshine a year, which creates the perfect environment for heading to the beautiful beaches within its borders and experiencing an outdoor lifestyle that is comparable to few other places. 

However, as with most things in life, we can overdo a good thing. We know the effects of too much sunshine on our skin and eyes. What we don’t always consider is the effect on our home’s interior. The sun’s UV rays can wreak havoc on expensive fabrics and priceless memories, from fading floors and furniture to discolored artwork and worn photographs. 

In many homes, people respond to this dilemma by lowering their shades when the sun’s rays enter a room. The problem with this strategy is that the window coverings tend to remain in this position even as the sun arcs across the sky. As a result, they miss out on the beauty and life-giving benefits of natural light. 

There is a better way, and it’s called automated shades. Let’s explore the benefits they bring. 

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