Smart devices in several categories are added to portfolio Distributor Exertis is pushing into smart devices further with the addition of several new brands. These include the Drayton range of miGenie thermostats (below) that enable heating control from an app on a mobile device.
In the security category, Exertis has added the Allie Camera from IC Real Tech a 360-degree camera that can be used for surveillance, recording events and for VR with the AllieVR. The camera can record at 2048x2048 resolution and 22 fps rate and has a built-in mic, all controlled from a paired smartphone. In addition, Exertis can offer the Smanos range of Wi-Fi alarm systems that can be connected to a router or an existing LAN. The range also includes a Wi-Fi alarm system with an HD Wi-Fi camera and a smart video doorbell. Lastly, in the monitoring category, Exertis is supplying the iHealth Labs new Fitness Tracker “Wave” designed for swimmers.
Exertis says it is tackling the compatibility issue by helping retailers to range products that work with one another. Rod Slater, Exertis head of Smart Tech, said “With so many new products on the market, consumers need to be aware of which products are compatible with one another to make the most of the smart technology products that can add security, save on energy costs or enhance the décor and comfort of a home. Interoperability is a key selling point and retailers will gain increased customer satisfaction and sales by helping their customers understand and overcome this issue. Exertis is well positioned to address this with its wide portfolio and expertise in this area.”