We expect other cities and counties to follow suit with the Smart Home Community program. According to City of Riverside Planning Department Director, Steve Whyld, Twenty years ago developers were reluctant to install cable TV jacks in new tract homes. Today, a builder considers installing cable TV and cable jacks as de facto. RCOL feels this is the same situation for the Smart Home Wiring Package. Many new tract home communities outside of Riverside including Orange County, Chino Hills, and Rancho Cucamonga include the basic package in their developments.
Customers can then upgrade components in the future as their communication and data needs change.
A home built without the basic upgraded wiring, ports, and jacks would have to spend thousands of dollars to retrofit. The American home has become more predisposed towards technology and the cost of technology is shrinking. Advanced Smart Wiring Traditional home wiring systems installed in the majority of homes in America are not adequate to support many of the applications envisioned by the Smart Community Initiative. The key is to install a high-quality, high performance wiring system, which provides the infrastructure to deliver the information services to residents anywhere in their home. You will be able to access the Internet without a computer through your TV and simultaneously watch ESPN in another room.