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Set Up a Home Office - Ergonomic and ProductiveThe desk to BAuA and DGUV standards - plus the right techErgonomics per BAuA and DGUVset screen, viewing distance, chair and lightTop edge at/below eye levelgaze slightly downward (BAuA)Daylight from the sideglare-free, no reflectionsViewing distance 50-70 cmmin. 50 cm per ASR A6 (BAuA)Chair with lumbar supporteases the back (DGUV)The tech sidewhat makes the workspace productiveSecond monitor + dockingmore space, one cableStable Wi-Fi for video callsno lag, no dropoutsPrinter on the networkprint and scan at homeBackup of your work datasaved automatically24.5%work from home(ifo Institute)2xrisk of new back pain(DGUV)50 cmmin. viewing distance(BAuA)6/22office chairs rated "good"(Stiftung Warentest)Set ergonomics - second monitor - stable Wi-Fi - printer - backupWe set up your complete workspace on site - Hildesheim and Leine valley regionBAuA | DGUV | screen height | viewing distance | lumbar support | monitor | docking | Wi-Fi | printer | backup

Set Up a Home Office: Ergonomic and Productive

Set up your home office ergonomically to BAuA and DGUV standards: screen height, viewing distance, chair, second monitor, Wi-Fi and backup near Hildesheim.

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Mesh Wi-Fi: even coverage throughout the homeGround floor · First floor · AtticRMain router2Mesh node3Mesh nodeLaptopSmartphoneTV1 nameone network across the homeautoswitch to the best node5 GHzfast over short range2.4GHz longer reachSeveral nodes form one shared network - your device connects to the strongest one automaticallyRouter location | Mesh vs repeater | Channels | Band selection | Guest network | Smart-home devices
Internet & Wi-Fi May 30, 2026

Whole-Home Wi-Fi: Setting Up Mesh Correctly

Eliminate Wi-Fi dead zones at home: causes, the right router location, mesh instead of repeaters and practical setup tips – explained in plain language.

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Matter: One Standard Connects the Whole HomeMatterControl hubLightingLamps, switchesDimmers, scenesHeatingThermostatsRadiator valvesSecurityDoor sensorsSmoke alarmsPower plugsSmart socketsEnergy meteringVoice controlSmartphone appDevices from different makers, one common languageLocal control | cross-manufacturer | Thread and Wi-Fi | data-friendly | one app for all
Smart home May 27, 2026

Matter Explained: The 2026 Smart Home Standard

Matter explained simply: what the cross-manufacturer smart home standard brings in 2026, which devices use it and how you can easily get started at home.

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Home wallbox: register, charge safely and cheaplyRegister with thegrid operator11 kW: no approval (ADAC)Wallbox + RCD Type Adedicated circuitby a certified electrician (VDE)Charge the EV at homecheap and convenientcheaper than 54 ct/kWh (ADAC)11 kW or 22 kW?11 kWregistration onlyoperator may notrefuse it22 kWapproval neededup to 2 months check(ADAC)22 kW often throttled to 11 kW - then registration only§14a EnWG: controllable and cheaper4,2 kWmin.minimum when dimmed-110 to 190 €grid fee per year(Federal Network Agency)PV surplus chargingself-use 55-65%(Fraunhofer ISE)Load managementshares the poweracross house and carApp on home Wi-Fisteer and watch charging(Technik daheim)Technik daheim: app configuration, Wi-Fi integration, load management and PV couplingThe electrical installation itself is done by a certified electrician - Hildesheim and Leine valley region
Smart home May 25, 2026

Home Wallbox: Charge Your EV Safely at Home

Charge your EV at home: which wallbox, registering with the grid operator, Section 14a controllability, load management and PV surplus charging explained.

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