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OneHome Introduced by HomeLogic (4/11/2003)

HomeLogic, LLC introduces the OneHome(TM) Management and Control Solutions -- making life easier by providing comfort, convenience, and peace of mind to homeowners

The OneHome System is comprised of an IP-based controller, network head-end gear, and software that enable the easy integration of home systems from major manufacturers. OneHome Management and Control Solutions offer homeowners a new level of ease of use in a broad array of affordable configurations.

"We founded HomeLogic to develop and offer complete and practical solutions for today's connected home. During our research into this market, we were dissatisfied with the complexity and cost of proprietary systems. OneHome is an open architecture system, bringing together independent home systems. Our System also adds event and time-based control. Dealers and home owners pick the systems they want to live with and OneHome provides the glue to integrate them," stated co-founder Buddy Duncan.

A Massachusetts customer stated: "The OneHome system is very easy to learn and use. It's enhanced my family's lifestyle by increasing our enjoyment of music, improved the control of our home's lighting and simplified the control settings of our climate system. Our music collection is in one place so we have music when and where we like. I don't have to get on my kids for leaving the lights on because it's simple to enact 'all-lights-off.' The climate interface makes it easy to actually use climate schedules, keeping our home more comfortable."

For dealers and integrators, OneHome systems offer extraordinary value in today's cutting-edge home automation technology. "Our solutions integrate security, climate, lighting, whole-house audio, video, phone messaging, irrigation, home network, and the Internet into one easy-to-use system," stated HomeLogic co-founder Jim Herman, Jr. "OneHome systems also provide remote access from any Internet connected computer or telephone."

"HomeLogic has unrivaled competency in the integration of existing subsystem components. They bring together otherwise disparate systems quite nicely, without requiring a dealer to purchase proprietary products to make a system work. You can integrate off the shelf components with existing systems and rival the functionality of expensive, proprietary platforms for a fraction of the price. Homeowners love it," stated Gerard Lynch of System 7.

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