Smart thermostats primarily focus on energy efficiency and temperature control, not indoor air quality.

Smart lighting systems offer a combination of features including intensity control, scheduling, and motion detection.

Solar panels are the most widely adopted renewable energy technology for electricity generation in smart homes.

Smart water management systems offer a combination of benefits including reduced consumption, improved quality, and leak detection.

Smart toasters are not as common as other smart appliances like refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens.

Smart home energy monitoring systems serve multiple purposes, including tracking consumption, identifying efficient appliances, and optimizing energy usage.

Leaving lights and appliances on unnecessarily is not a sustainable practice, as it wastes energy.

Smart home automation systems offer a combination of benefits including convenience, security, energy efficiency, and cost savings.

Smart window blinds are not typically considered a part of smart home security systems.

Smart home voice assistants offer a combination of features including device control, entertainment, and information access.

Smart doorbells are not typically considered a type of smart home sensor.

Smart home irrigation systems offer a combination of benefits including automated schedules, efficient water usage, and remote control.

Solar panels are not a type of energy storage system, but rather a renewable energy generation technology.

Smart home air quality monitors offer a combination of features including measuring air quality, detecting pollutants, and providing real-time data.

Smart refrigerators are not typically considered a type of smart home entertainment system.