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Lowes Iris

This cloud-based do-it-yourself home control system is available at Lowe’s hardware stores and can operate with compatible ZigBee, Z-Wave and Wi-Fi devices. The Iris hub connects to your home’s broadband router and communicates with thermostats, smart plugs, contact devices and motion sensors. You can manage the system via an Internet-connected computer or via mobile apps. Starter kits range from $179 to $299. A premium service of $10 a month provides additional messaging and home automation-type customization like programming home and vacation modes and schedules, such as turning on lights, through a feature called Iris Magic.

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