No cameras, only 3 modules. New Hex Home security system
Origin wants to compete with large security systems and home cameras Its latest offering – Hex Home relies on only two pieces of hardware: Hex Command (module that you place on the table, for example) a Hex Sense (wall plug-in). Hex Command is the center of the system, while the Hex Sense plug-in device has a built-in siren and monitors movement. In case of a larger space, Origin recommends buying a second Hex Sense. Origin says that one Hex Command and two Hex Sense modules should cover up 1,500 square feet (about 450 square meters). So how does the Origin Hex Home security system work?
The Origin Hex Home security system uses Wi-Fi waves to detect movement throughout the house. When people or pets move with Wi-Fi waves, the waves bounce off them or break and bend. The Hex Home system then calculates how the waves change and informs the user when motion is detected. Users, however, certainly do not have to worry about false alarms caused by the movement of pets. Hex Home offers 10 digitally adjustable sensitivity levels designed to eliminate false alarms. In the event of a real alarm, it will sound siren with a volume of 73 decibels.
The installation of Hex Home itself is based on simplicity, it requires only three steps. Download the Hex application, connect the Hex Command power adapter and plug Hex Sense into the wall. Then you will connect to your Wi-Fi network and set up the Origin Hex Home security system. Hex Home will be available in spring 2021 from $ 179.99 (approx. 3900 CZK).
Hex Home: Redefining Home Security
Editors’ thoughts: The question of which one still comes to the fore Wi-Fi radiation affects our body. Many studies point to harmlessness, while others associate Wi-Fi radiation with insomnia, brain cell depletion, or even cancer. The handy Hex Sense and Hex Command devices can theoretically replace some smart cameras or strengthen security systems. On the other hand, the entire Hex Home is connected to your Wi-Fi network 24 hours a day.
