You’ve recently given your Hamptons home a smart technology upgrade, but your system isn't functioning correctly. Devices aren't responding the way they're supposed to, your automated systems are lagging, and sometimes they don’t even work at all. At first, you assume that something is wrong with your devices, but the problems persist after you reboot them. It might not be the individual components of your system, but the network that connects them.

A weak network is one of the most common issues when you have malfunctioning home automation systems, and with so many different devices leeching off of your bandwidth at the same time, your Wi-Fi is dealing with a lot of pressure. Keep reading to learn how you can give improve the network of your Hamptons home.

Wireless technology is all the rage right now, streamlining installations and connecting your smart home devices without cables getting in the way. But relying on your Wi-Fi for your home automation system can be very risky. If your Internet service goes out, you lose the functionality of your technology, and it creates security risks weak points that put your network in danger.

Read on to learn why wired connections are still essential for your New York City home’s automation system.