Lo del incendio de Valencia y la domótica

En este nuevo capítulo del Bar Domótico hablamos de lo importante que es entender qué estamos instalando en nuestras casas. Todo viene al hilo por la trágica noticia del incendio de Valencia donde en primera instancia se informó que fue debido a uno de los mecanismos de un toldo motorizado.

Finalmente, cuando se levantó el secreto de sumario se concluyó que la causa había sido un fallo en uno de los electrodomésticos que había en la cocina.

Aún así, es un buen momento para preguntarnos:

• ¿Qué dispositivos instalamos en nuestras casas?
• Cómo podemos estar seguros de que lo que instalamos no provocará un incendio?
• ¿Y qué podemos hacer si esto sucede?

De esto es de lo que debatimos en la hora larga que dura este capítulo y de esto hablé en uno de mis últimos vídeos en YouTube.

Los miembros del Bar Domótico son:

• Luis del Valle Programarfacil
• Luis de Domótica Solar
• Norman de Enreta Domótica
• Carlos de Un Loco y su tecnología

 
Más información en https://programarfacil.com/podcast/bar-domotico-1x2-lo-del-incendio-de-valencia-y-la-domotica/

Episode Transcript

(00:05):
Welcome to a new chapter on technologyfor all. The easy programming podcast,
where we talk about arthuy a programming, but above all we talk about home
automation. It' s been exactlya month since we recorded the first chapter
of the domotic bar and here's the second chapter. On this occasion

(00:27):
we have not expanded so much,it was a chapter that lasted a little
more than an hour. I've kept up the times. That I
have been quite strict and we havedealt with a specific issue. I don
' t know if you' llremember. A month ago and peak there
was a rather great tragedy inside thecity of Valencia burned down a building and

(00:49):
that has made us all that wecaught. With our house we installed domotic
devices has made us rethink without everythingwe installed in our houses is safe That
is, we are absolutely sure thatthe same thing will not happen to us
because in a first news, jumpthat had been due to that fire was

(01:11):
due, was provoked by a mechanismof automation of a canopy and then,
after the lifting of the secret ofSummary, it was concluded that in the
end it had been an appliance ofthe kitchen. Still, this has made
our ears stiff and we don't rethink whether we' re actually installing

(01:33):
safe devices in our house. Andthat' s what this talk is about.
The debate that all four of ushave had is very interesting and,
above all, very attentive to allthese advices. We count and it is
not because we know more, butbecause we have more experiences. So I
' m leaving you with this secondchapter of the domotic bar. Well,

(01:57):
welcome to a second chapter of thedomotic bar, a bar that opens once
a month nothing more and nothing less, it does very well the bar and
that' s why it opens andhere it is like with all of us
too because this time we' regoing to start with Carlos of a crazy
and without technology that this time theyhave to invite him. Of course,

(02:20):
right. I' ll buy youa little. Okay, I was going
to invite you to jabub, butI' m going to buy you a
little bit because this afternoon the SantaAnder sent me the typical card. This
one' s not going to payyou back any hard mortgage expenses with a
wonderful clause. I hadn' tseen that one, which is you can
' t return what you don't have. I swear it makes that
very wise. That' s whatyou know, the booty' s very

(02:42):
sago, hey, but what happensis how I got here early, I
asked for something. Then she hadasked for yes, a rafeibonite. He
doesn' t take it there alittle wine, because, as you can
tell, how is the pi friendthat last weeks the guy didn' t
invite anything the next nothing, ashe doesn' t invite eh, no,
no, the next one is thatit' s not going to be
online, the maximum. We're not going to your house. If

(03:04):
you' re going to pre-empt that, yeah, come on,
okay, I' ll pay you, but once it' s clear,
okay, okay, no. Men, I had said that precta mótica present
normal and Luis de domótica solar andthe other Luis de brohmar fascing here four
morons. That we' re goingto talk about since it' s that
the open motic is from the barbar so, and what better place to

(03:29):
talk about the fire in Valencia,with all the respect to everything that happened.
But before we get into that subject, let' s talk a little
bit about the last chapter. Normanposted it on his channel, and the
truth is, he had a verygood reception. Yes, I do,
to last almost two hours. Alot of people dredged it whole that had

(03:50):
merit, truth and had very goodreception. Actually, a lot of people,
even in the last few days,were asking," Hey, when
' s the second chapter? Andwell, now that we' d try
very well, we' ve talkedabout whether we can do it more often
or one a month will do whatwe can do, we' ll see

(04:11):
what we do, we' reclear that it can' t be two
hours each. We' ll tryto make it an hour at the most,
Big Brother, and we' llrecord it all day. It was
also published in the technology feed foreveryone, which is my podcast, which
I have, I had stopped it, because there you can also hear it.

(04:31):
And so that in the end,the question is to get together,
to talk about a specific topic,not to wander too much, and so
we are going to deal with topicand this time, in the second chapter,
it has touched the no fire inValencia, but something that was proposed

(04:55):
in the chat where the four ofus are and is above all what happened
before the fire. To me,something that put me in my stiff ears
was as soon as I read thatthen it wasn' t read in the
cause that the h thing had beenfor an electronic failure of the awning mechanism.
Well, there were a lot oftheories that if a butt on an

(05:15):
awning, but then they said no, it hadn' t been in the
engine mechanism and in the end Idon' t know where the subject goes.
Yeah, no. In the end, after the investigation, the secret
of summary was lifted. It wasa domestic electro in the kitchen, which
I produce, which caused the fire. But of course I, as soon
as I saw the awning mechanism,to me the stiff ears I say let

(05:38):
' s see that sounds domotic tome and, in fact, then I
did some research on the subject,already those floors were domotized. Let'
s say at least more than theaverage that, because you would have the
blinds awnings. So it did alot to me to think that it'
s what we' re getting intoour homes if we' re totally sure

(06:02):
of what we set up and howwe can protect ourselves from something so clear,
come or detect possible problems or avoidas much as possible, that there
are times that we seem to belooking for it, not in this case
specifically, but yes, and thatI throw a stone the first that we

(06:26):
don' t sometimes do things athome that then we say to each other
we' re going to turn thesearound are good. There' s a
theme. I published, in fact, a video on the channel and talked
about how someone who doesn' tknow because of course, when you know,
you know electronics and you' reable to open a device and see

(06:48):
that a track, because it shouldbe a width, it' s a
width or it' s very closeto electronics or whatever it is, see
people who know electronics, because it' s easy to detect it. But
when you don' t have thatknowledge, you have to trust yourself a
little bit when it comes to buying. And I could example, that is,
to see the first hint is theprice. You see a price and

(07:13):
you say to see this, butit' s been a while, it
' s been a while, Idon' t know, weeks ago,
months ago, one day in arispress I saw a rele of these mús
if it cost three or four bucks. It' s just that when I
was also WiFi, these of youthat I that at home, I don
' t have, but when Isaw the tip, I bought it.

(07:33):
But I bought it because I saidyou have to see it inside, for
something. One rele has to besaid sixteen amperes for three euros. But
it is clear that the Chinese havevery well optimized everything. But he'
s a painter, it' sthat he includes, no, no,
but he did include the emium.I mean, I mean, if it

(07:53):
' s sending a bucket out ofChina, if it' s already on
their side, it' s gotto cost them a euro. I don
' t know, I mean,I don' t know that he was
on a plane because it took aweek and he was born a week and
Aguan will be here and the bucketis not badly made. But that'

(08:13):
s exactly what it says in thead. It' s a 16-
amp relay. He' s carryinga chip It' s not even an
SPS that you use, and nowit takes me that. Or take a
small circuit to transform the two thirtyinto the three beatings the circuitillo needs and
a relay o. Whether there isa fuse or a temperature sensor or absolutely

(08:35):
nothing, and, of course,I imagine that the plastic will be flame
retardant in your home, in themianotos. Of course that' s what
biners is worth, that what's worth money is putting a fuse into
a circuit or what' s worthmoney or what adds up to it,
using a retardant plastic and looking atthe retardant plastic. I' m looking

(08:56):
at it now with the printer threed we use and Luis has the same
thing. We used to do things. The happenings do at your speed and
now they sell. I don't know what materials, but it'
s for circuit boxes. I mean, it' s approved as retardant.

(09:18):
It' s worth four times morethan plau than normal pet G is that
it' s worth money. Thenthat' s where the differences come from.
The difference is that if you geta frog because it can be damaged,
that is to say a relay,it can be damaged in a circuit
that you have also said, Luisthat in the then in the tin that

(09:41):
is put, because it is smallerand can burn, it can go whatever
it is. If you don't have anything to do with it,
I' m also learned. Ithink there are two sides here. It
is not a side to which productwe buy, which is what you are
now doing now that pi there arequalities and qualities is not the same a

(10:03):
product X that a product zs upto crystal clear. But then there is
also a little danger or deep faiththat the user of those devices has.
I explain myself to set an example. Recently, on a forum of these
of Whatsapp, someone would put aphoto of a plug and I don'

(10:28):
t know if you remember it isLuis, surely he remembers, because it
' s from the time he gotinto spurna and all these things a Wolff
blit. You remember a bleat olf. I got those you got at home.
No, well, I don't use it, but I have
it. I think you do haveit in use. I think it'
s worth completely squeaking. But ofcourse the colleague says he wasn' t

(10:50):
there. I guess he' scharging an electric vehicle. I guess he
says he called, like, 14hours in, not three or fourteen amperes.
Then you tell me what you want. I mean, don' t
even think about putting almost the limiton what the plug supports for over a
hundred hours, because it' sa desire for that to come out learning

(11:11):
fire. I mean, it's like what do you want? Now,
couple, you have to put upwith it, you say San,
but yes of course, you haveto put up with that samperos, but
it is continuously working, even ifonly for him, because you are passing
him by a contactor sixteen amperes.He thinks he already does. Just don
' t bring in contact and itwas a plug you make it difficult to

(11:31):
continuously start. It' s goingto warm up, because, in fact,
the plugs have a time, theyhave a maximum time. The sucos
of sixteen amperes have a maximum timeof use at sixteen amperes which is why
you can not plug a car toload sixteen amperes for twelve hours in a
normal soco. What you do tothem because, to see when we use

(11:52):
powerful things in the sockets it isusually the vacuum cleaner. Things like this,
you' re not six hours ina row with the viewpoints on which,
in addition, the pirates are twothousand patios or bombil and beak,
but they' re vacuum cleaners.But the vacuum cleaner means a normal vacuum
cleaner. Yes, yes, yes, the ancient bite of the entire life
of You, but it is electric. Sure, but that' s real.

(12:16):
Sure, you don' t usuallywear it because then you blow it.
Not once. But, for example, of course, but what I
want to say you fas have threehours maximum. You don' t have
a heater, a water heater.Besides, that kind of thing. It
' s not that many hours,because they usually carry temperature sensors. They
reach the temperature that such a shortboom, neither return short nor return.

(12:37):
Sure, an electric car or anelectric car. You' re talking about,
as small as the car that carriesten hours, it' s almost
not even for more or more thantwenty- four hours. Yeah, of
course it' s a complete electricvehicle. Yeah, it' s three
kilobats, it' s three kilobatsand a half is three kilos, another
and a half. Or the time, because to the one that has thirty

(12:58):
kilobatios or the car is already tenhours, then you say that it is
an animalada, that is, youhave to think, is that it seems
very good that you want to tameyour charger of these little ones, but
it gets that you are doing thingsthat make no sense to do and that
you are putting your installation at risk. That' s the other part.

(13:18):
I did not tell you, onthe one hand, what devices we buy,
on the other hand, that weshould be aware that we must always
work within the limits of very highdevices. Don' t work no matter
how good you are. Don't work at the top of the device
because you' re going to loadit up and then you' re going

(13:43):
to load it up to the otherone that, in fact, of all
of them, is the one thatI think is the most important and the
most interesting thing about this conversation todayis and what we do when the event
happens, because it' s impossiblethat it can' t happen, that
is, that you might have boughtthe switch plus the device to turn on

(14:05):
the most expensive lights of all,that it supports three hundred million amperes and
you' re only going to putin a millia amperio because my wife is
hyper such. But uncle comes abadly made welding that has happened with all
the quality, but without wanting sucha sarma the truth and sets fire,
because that happens what we do.I mean, it seems to me more
important and more interesting the active partthan the buying part a guy that does
have to do everything, obviously,the one that has to house share positive
shits and don' t devote yourselfto forcing them, but the time,

(14:28):
the truth is good. But whatI don' t want to kill myself
is art, the device is theone I don' t care about.
I think I want to die.We are going through parts that have dealt
with quite important issues. First,Carlos has already spoken a subject very much
in everyone' s mouth and veryimportant, and it' s yours to

(14:48):
talk about yours. Of course,we trust the brands a lot When you
see yours, you think about jo. This has to be a company and
the gigantic, how can I nottrust a device that puts in your box.
So that' s where people shouldknow that really putting yours doesn'

(15:09):
t mean anything, so it cansay that yours is using the clod of
yours and the only thing that's going to use is the chip of
yours in the electronics part. Forsure pays for that web and chip,
specifically a connection chip so that itcan be connected and the other one of
yours is not responsible for anything.They do, they are manufacturers, they

(15:31):
have their own products, but that' s an I think there' s
a problem. It is not aproblem, but ignorance. That ignorance of
what is really yours leads many peopleto think that two euros or three euros
for a device that puts yours means, it may be that there is an
offer. Or whatever it is andmaybe it' s not gold all that

(15:56):
shines And then also one thing thatI' ve realized for a long time
is that we talk about China andpeople throw out hear China because China,
because China, to see, Chinais where everything is made and there they
make from a device like Carlos hassaid, to iPhone okay, so let

(16:17):
' s switch from China and thebatteries, from cars. Of course,
let' s talk about chingo fromthe pieces of whatever' s bad,
all of a sudden. Now there' s a warm time. Sure.
We' re talking about Chinas,bad products, but fuck if they did
in Spain. Well, listen,they' re making bad products in Spain.
But it' s not made inSpain, it' s made in
China. And if we' retalking about bad products and that' s
where you' re based in China. Those of us who have are not

(16:37):
racists and we are not going toother China, but I believe that the
problem is not China. The problemis what the brand wants as an end
product. The Chinese guy' sgonna make you the specs you want me
to. You look at it becausea lot of people say my shel I
love it, a lot of peoplesay no, I don' t know

(17:00):
why it' s European. Goodfor half. Selie components are no good
half. Or they' re allhere. But I mean the SSP doesn
' t make it in albacete.I don' t know I don'
t know. He does a lotof things, the harbact jarbact. What
happens is that it is elli,because it has certain controls. He hears
that then he can crack a seljust the same, but he has certain

(17:23):
controls that you can get off wellin a seli. Yes, but it
can also come out burning the washingmachine or iPhone, which was a problem
with iPhones when you remember it along time ago. Yeah, or the
ones that exploded, that banned themon the planes were Samson Son just makes
cars, yeah, of course itdoes, but it could happen, and

(17:45):
then I' m the first onewith you that I' ve already gotten
into what' s not written,but not because of the hardware, but
because of the way they have torun the cloud and handle things. But
then there are questions. Yours thatare well done, of course, but
of course they are in two euros, exactly, of course, but that
is that three products that put margayours and are not yours, that are

(18:07):
not your manufacture that you already offerthe only thing that the club offers.
Another interesting subject you have touched on, which I think Luis Es has spoken
about. Then we return to theissue of prevention. Prevention is better than
cure. But since that' sgoing to cure manipulation, we' re
talking about another important issue. Infact, documenting myself with the video I

(18:29):
recorded, I found a thread oftwo thousand eighteen of a guy who had
caught a sonof had manipulated him tocontrol a stove and put him in his
children' s room. Imagine thescare if there' s a black picture
and a smoke there says good thingmy kids weren' t there. My
son wasn' t there. Sure, then you start reading and he says

(18:49):
he manipulated it. He opened itand manipulated it. I' ve been
working with electronics for many years andit' s been manipulated. But what
I haven' t manipulated, Imean, I' ve never seen it
burn like this in a way ofhell that' s dangerous, the biggest

(19:11):
focus of error we make. We' re the humans, I mean,
we' re the ones who putthe sail the most. We hit him
We' re gonna play this.The problem with all this, and it
' s a really very serious thing, is that there are people who are
extremely brave and you know that cemeteriesare full of braves. I' ve
seen installations and things that you're really saying obviously you' re not

(19:36):
aware that your house is going tocome out on fire, that is,
I' ve literally seen installations fornot going well, where I was commenting
on the wires, the entrance toyour house committed on a one- and
- a- half wire that yousay and it' s not clear I
gave it the light and holy andit started to come out a little smoke.
And I' m sure you're talking, that you' re

(20:00):
all fed to your house by athread of one and a half nuli,
that you' re making trunk.I mean. The problem is that I
think people, I mean, Ithink here, at some point, what
happens is that I went to talkabout youtuber cars not the issue of what
responsibility we youtubers have, that wemake content for people to do their own
things. We have responsibility. Iunderstand that none really, I mean,

(20:22):
when I watch a video of howone thing is done, I see myself
six or seven, I try tounderstand it, I try to do it
for you you don' t understandany idea and I don' t get
in and anymore and I see thingsthat are me that I know I don
' t know goose and I canmess it up. I' m gonna
do Poitti and make us knots,but well, I' m gonna try
to watch me watch a video.Yeah, I' m conspiring and it

(20:45):
' s kind of not, butit' s just that I' ve
seen those comments and I' veseen them on the channel. It'
s just that you' re irresponsible, because you' re not, but
I just love the ones. Ilove airplanes and watch lots of videos of
landings of huge commercial planes because Ilove it. But you' re not

(21:06):
going to fly an ode and notfor it. And not for that I
go to the airport to see ifI can steal an Irbus and take a
ride with him, then what happens. That the pilot you' re recording
is very responsible, because it's, it' s not gonna be
one thing. If I' mnot qualified, I don' t,
and that' s all right.It' s just that people are too

(21:26):
brave. Without waiting for the righttime to do things. The problem is
that they are not aware that electricityis something that is protrolably very dangerous.
So it' s kind of well- used with care and knowing what you
' re doing, it doesn't have to have any danger. But
it' s exactly the same asthere' s no danger of a knife,

(21:47):
that is, if you misuse,a super dangerous knife. On the
other hand, you can kill yourself, because then he' s a bit
of a guy, a bit ofa head. Learn how to train yourself
and when you know a little bitI do because really you see things that
you say are that no more thingshappen because look. Just two days ago,
in one of the videos I have, this switch thing, it was

(22:07):
Zig Bi switch that doesn' tneed neutral wire, because there was a
comment that a guy told me thathe couldn' t do that. I
couldn' t even show how itwas done, because I just had to
make an electrician installer with his licenseand the whole story, and I say
yes, not be the norm.Maybe it is, I don' t
know, but really to remove oneswitch and put another, which is to
remove and put the wires, Idon' t think it' s necessary

(22:32):
to call a Netrisita first, becauseshe' s going to call her and
nobody' s coming to do it. I mean, it' s supposed
to be like that. Okay,supposedly, in fact, almost changing a
plug and putting you where there's one and two should check your installation.
Okay, I buy octopus. Okay, I mean, you do it
at home and then they' rein the comments as it goes out on

(22:53):
fire. You see, if itcovers you, okay and I, without
wanting to open a melon that Iknow it would be very much like if
someone told me good, it's that 100% electricians with his title,
who come to do things, they' re going to do it right
and they' re going to doit as the norm dictates, and they

(23:15):
' re not going to do anycrap. I' d think it'
d be perfect, and I'd say," Hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey. And, and but I don' t
know anymore, it' s ifI don' t. The problem is
that you call it that much sothat they come to do that to you
and say man, it' sjust pay a switch just for a plug.
That' s not what I'm going for. But, well,
beyond that, there are then peoplewho make real messes and make you

(23:37):
a freak newsletter with forgiveness. Soto see me, it' s that
you can' t do it Well, you' re probably doing it.
You' re teaching it? You' re teaching in the video what to
do, how to do it?You' re helping him want to change
a switch or a plug learn youand he' s going to do it
from there he learns, learns todo it. Well that, that seems

(24:00):
very interesting to me and I threadit a lot with the theme of programming.
And it' s not so muchthat you want to do it anymore,
but I, for example, wasdefending when I started teaching people how
to program. It' s notso much that you want to program or
that you want to dedicate yourself tothis, but sooner or later you'
re going to have to face someprogrammer and you' re going to have

(24:21):
to explain something and if you knowsomething about programming, you' re going
to know what you want with electricity. With these issues it' s already
general culture, that is, anelectrician is going to go to your house.
He' s gonna do this toyou and you, when you see
him, you' re gonna knowwhat he' s doing and you'
re gonna be able to think andsay you don' t know how to
look around here or in the neutral, because of course you know it'

(24:41):
s a phase or neutral cable inyour house. When you go to manipulate
it, that knowledge allows you toevaluate whether it is doing well or doing
it wrong or what the hell isbeing done. Today I opened a referral
box because you wanted to put ona series and I find there some wires
that are cut and that were notgoing anywhere. I' m saying what

(25:02):
the hell is this doing here andof course I' ve already figured out
that they took it and it's that there were two lights, two
lights, and they put an entand they left the wires there and that
' s what Carlos said if thiswas all regulatory and that you every time

(25:22):
an electrician comes here and you haveto go through an inspection, as God
commands, because then that I'm talking now we' re in the
domotic bar and you' re talkingabout the bar and I don' t
know, but I doubt that aninspector will come here when there' s
a play to see if he's done well or they haven' t
done well. It didn' thappen to me here at my place,
because if I didn' t tellyou, I wouldn' t do it.

(25:45):
So if that were the case,then I agree that I would wait
for a need to pass and nottouch. And the same thing also happens
with the subject that I was verysurprised with the subject of when we buy
a product that puts the given faithbecause sometimes it is important yes heard one

(26:07):
side, what happens, that setsthe separation that they have between the letters.
It is a certificate of the EuropeanCommunity. But of course we laugh
now about China esport but it haseffects that same value and now we'
re talking about the bar bar not. It' s not a self-

(26:36):
fortification self a database that tells youa company has to. But there is
one thing that is true. Inother words, the company auto certifies that
it commits to purchase has passed anaudit or the necessary tests that make that

(26:56):
product comply. If an entrepreneur putsit and the product doesn' t meet,
there you go to see. Thisis the theory. Well, we
live in Europe and that' sit. I' m not going to
tell you anything that people don't know, but you' re supposed

(27:18):
to risk a million dollar fine becauseit' s self, that is,
instead of saying good as it wouldbe impossible. Well, not impossible,
but good. It would be verydifficult for each product to want to launch
a company, have to go somewhereand wait. It is the company that
goes at its own pace while developingit, has an audit, whatever,
x companies that certify it and enterthe company has its certificate which, in

(27:42):
fact, if you see the certificates, is the company. Normally the letterhead
of the company that has certified itand signs it a head of the company
saying that I certify that this productcomplies with the regulations, as it corresponds
to it, but yes, itis the company itself. Another thing is
China is why they basically created it, because of course, if you don

(28:03):
' t know it you see tehand you say it' s already got
doz mark eh, yes, butgood that it is. I think so.
Any Chinese doesn' t have tobelieve in a chinga is to put
you on and that' s it, that is, with all the products
that are going on. And youdon' t have a database of what
I mean, that is, youget to a product of this manufacturing you,
okay, because I would like tohave an official database of an official

(28:25):
body where I say this company ishigh, it can give European certificate,
yes or no, no, becauseI don' t trust to see.
Yeah, well, I can trusthim. And you think, Luis,
people would look for him. No, but of course, you wouldn'
t look for it, but wegot to this point to get my ears
on. Aunts, of course,until nothing happens here in things, until

(28:48):
it doesn' t happen now,when it happens to you in your house
and you say your day, I' d like to know if really what
I' m putting here, becausethis Valencia thing, I' d like
to see the number of alarms,fire- fighting or everything related to the

(29:11):
fire since the fire in Valencia happeneduntil today, and I' m telling
you that that will have been triggeredbecause people but then, unfortunately, then
it forgets. Of course because howmany news and I really feel sorry for
because in the end and here Iwill not talk about constructive things, which
I do not know, but itis seen that isolation. I don'

(29:32):
t know what, there' smore buildings talking about it for a week.
Suddenly people forget about it. Yeah, it' s true that in
searches, because the videos I haveof detectors up very well come back down
when touch already start to go downagain and people forget and we forget because

(29:56):
in the end we already have sufficiency, in shits on them in the day.
So, well, like he's gonna be thinking if every once
in a while what you' regonna buy. That' s why I
was telling you about and even ifthere' s a database, you'
re not going to look for it. No. No, but, well,
people are gonna think about it.No, it' s not gonna
come up. But in the endyou like to go that' s at

(30:19):
least going about something safe, Imean, you' re not going to
be looking. But at least youknow that what you have access to,
say, from Spain, say,hear it meet minimum standards, you fucking
say what you have in the house, or it' s a bombbox.
It' s also interesting that peoplekeep in mind that, on many occasions,

(30:44):
that is, you' re buyingthrough alixpress from a store. But
that store doesn' t mean he' s making a switch or whatever,
but that store, because it's gone to the manufacturer who' s
making him a device that they're branding him. If they put it
on and they' re eighteen storeswith their brand, in the end it
' s the same product, becauseI' ve often been told to people.
I bought this one from Avs Ibought this one from Gusle I bought

(31:10):
this one from Gusle I bought it, thinking that you see what you have
Then you say it, and yousee it and you say it This one
and it' s worth twice asmuch as this one, because in the
end some brands have already been createdas a reputation There are other sellers who
sell it white brand roll without abrand name and sell it to you half

(31:30):
as much as possible, but it' s the same product. And there
are people, because they say good, because I do a little more for
this one, because it will bebetter, but not in the end everything
comes from the same, the sameor you have to have an eye also
with that more eye than within beingthe same rebranded product. There may be
different product qualities, that is,the same product, because you don'

(31:51):
t mean. For example, Igive you an example of solar investors.
In the solar investors there were inthe famous brands of master Power and all
these that were all clonic, ofthree four clonic brands, but the quality
of the materials were not the same, that is, you would know it
and see the same types of componentsa capacitor of I don' t know
how far, but the capacitor wasnot the same. I just want to

(32:13):
tell you then, yes, it' s republished time. He himself said
clearer. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah? Yeah. For example,
I' m talking to you becauseI have confidence with a Chinese man.
He' s an alex press salesmanfrom Wuetten' s or betten Ryan'
s store. He calls me theboy and he talks to me and he
tells me no. It doesn't say me. The products I have
have different contacts in factories and Isell them and sell them this, the

(32:37):
other, the other, the other, and they are sellers And see,
then, to whom the highest biddergoes, the one who buys more and
such gets the best price, saysmine a product. So then it is
true that yes, because in fact, I do not know where drovi has
been long, but you yourself andthe part that makes you and in the
end, as a conglomerate of eighteendifferent companies and it gives as no good

(33:01):
cali quality that in the end arequalities already options. So, maybe you
see the same product, but onehas a retardant plastic, the other doesn
' t. And you don't, unless you know unless you do
it, they have no idea.I certainly did spend a few years with
the Tecking brand. I don't know if it' ll sound like

(33:22):
yes and Blades Worlf would sell thesame ones, they' re the same
plugs, but it' s truethat the quality was different when you played
them and you' d know itsaid shit. They are the same,
but the plastic, for example,the techn one looked stronger than that of
Bliades worldh for example, I havein chuf Stecking of these great tes of
yes, but for years they are, they are all with Tasmota or with

(33:46):
Isphon and there they continue. Imean, they' re tougher yellow,
they' re yellow, but they' re still there. It' s
one thing I see already, no, this is a phrase from already me,
but it' s not making thingslike that listen to you already comb
you win, say, the onlyone who doesn' t comb wins.

(34:06):
That' s the normal one.The rest are so handsome. Okay.
Another Johnny or Canas was gonna saygood to you. There' s one
that we don' t know,you know, but if you look around
here imagine for when you hear himand one thing that I wanted to comment
on, all related to this securitything, that I think it might also

(34:29):
be interesting that the other day Isaw a live from a youtuber that interesting
things too and talked about the issueof security regarding the products that we have
in cloud and that are susceptible tothe manufacturer doing whatever he wants to do
with it and I can use itin a bad way any day, that

(34:52):
is, if you have a productthat is connected to the cloud and that
product is connecting with the manufacturer,the manufacturer can one day decide to take
a policy and connect them to thedevices or disconnect them or as I have
remote accesses to the device, youcan do things about that device. That
' s already happened. It's over. Luis Well, I'

(35:12):
m going to pass, but nolonger turn on security flaws that have made
it not too late or that youuse on those devices to launch an attack.
In fact, in AMAZON he alreadyhad some complaints. I don'
t know if two thousand, eighteen, two thousand nineteen, because workers were
engaged in seeing let' s say, the cameras are already there. Yeah,

(35:37):
what' s more, I wasgoing a little bit more like security
flaws to us, security flaws thatcould happen, because with what Carlos says,
that you use your device or takecontrol of the already said, would
enter into the Hacker world, thatyou can hack the device. But we

(35:59):
' re going to go even harderthan that And if, suddenly tomorrow,
China says I' m going toscrew this up, because I know how
we' re doing with such acheap, so serious claw, they can
do things like that to you more. Now I pay for all these devices.
I lay it all clear and it' s not and you already put

(36:22):
on and it' s got theput on, but listen think we have
devices in some houses that are dangerous, that is, good to see that
I know a sel or some ofthis they turn it on or pay you.
Well, it may seem not veryand such, but there' s
a solar reverse with a battery ora lock to charge the battery or a

(36:44):
lock that will be in the house. Well, I know a serious thing
that or leave home, imagine aseli played on a stove and that you
wear it all either man or leaveyou ordering all day long the inverter,
the battery, they overload it andthe battery will explode. There' s
a lot of that to me orit' s good, you know I

(37:05):
' ve always been in the channelor idea since I got it out was
always doing everything, everything, everything, whatever or anything you could and trying
not to do anything cloud first bysafeguarding what your automations are that always works,
that don' t depend on acloud, that I know what happens.
I think so, which is true, is that it gets more and
more complicated and every time there aredevices that is very complicated. But it

(37:28):
does seem to me that there theChinese world and that everyone of yours is
a squabble, that is, fromthe way it comes out of you.
But I' d say that thisis going to everything in general and it
says that it has a testla thattomorrow, if tesla lobecides my car,
it doesn' t start, butit' s tomorrow that decides it,

(37:49):
my car goes away. I thinkit' s the camera that starts the
car or something. But it's not, it' s not,
it' s not sure, butit' s just, it' s
not yet, but it doesn't, but it just sounds like a
joke. What I' m saying, but if tomorrow' s her,
she wants my car, she takesit, I mean, she leaves alone.
I can' t find him.When you get there you have to
say and if you vague way anextra suppression or not weird, but you
don' t mean you have tosay. But it' s already up

(38:10):
to that level and eye that onewill already say the good ones. I
was going to say the efe washingmachines, because it' s the most
repeated comment every time I talk aboutteslack. Yes, the word that begins
with faith that I am not goingto say so that the mider luis doesn
' t have the best, buteither you understand the word and I am

(38:30):
very happy. But you look allthe way to the Thermomix. If the
Thermomix is connected to the Internet forthe recipe. But while we did fix
it in fact just the same recently. It seems to me that it was
in the last chapter that I recordedthat I spoke precisely this, i e
I consider three types of devices.It can be three types. One that

(38:52):
depends entirely on the Ferware manufacturer andconnects to the nine two that depends partially
feir software from the lubricant and youleave the option to connect the premises and
three completely independent. Fearware does notdepend on manufacturer, it depends on free
software. These specks are sep homand it connects to your local network when

(39:15):
it depends. What I' venoticed is that when we talk about homas
seastan I' m seeing more andmore that they' re in that second
partially dependent option every time they allowmore local is a step. I mean,
I speak opien, just like Luis, trying to do the most local

(39:35):
and that' s why you haveto work with free software like it'
s that p home sprune or whatever, but you don' t depend on
Tremeloude' s manufacturer. It isnecessary everyone, not all devices. Of
course, if I propose the exampleof there will be very concrete Tesla cases,
where you can' t have thewhole other one. But no,

(39:55):
no. But, Luis, ingeneral it' s important. We speak
of every local, because we haveknowledge, time. Friki to ride a
Homasissistant, to keep it. Thereare many people who do not have either
knowledge and or time, because inthe end knowledge cannot be expensive. But

(40:16):
knowledge, of course, says doesnot look. I mean, in my
house, that' s me,in the end, I want everything to
work out. I want and besides, people go to the store and say
I buy a smart plug that Ican control from the phone. Why?
Because God is very simple. Ifyou tell the guy to control this see

(40:39):
it' s from the cell phone. You have to train yourself, buy
yourself something today to build a localsystem, set everything up, open ports
in the ruter or, mount aVPN to access that and I understand that
what is safest, the most private, how many people are going to do
that. So, in the endthat hybrid solution in which the manufacturer says

(41:00):
look, I offer you, becauseas you make Seli more, for example,
or face to manufacturer jade more,gel manufacturer, but they are even
allows you to disable the cho ifyou want, but says if you want
to use your roll house in asimple way. You have the cell phone

(41:22):
you want local, you don't even want it to connect to the
cloud. You turn it off.That' s a wonderful solution. The
problem is that I and this Ialready think even for another hour talking about
this, which is why they don' t want local control, because the
data is money, knowing, knowinghow people are using a device. That

(41:49):
' s worth a lot of money. It' s just that we don
' t realize. In general,we don' t realize, but that
' s worth a lot of money, the sum that people make how they
use it, when they use it, the habits, if that' s
worth more than domestic and it's a local, the manufacturer doesn'
t know. It' s amelon that goes inside the devices and at

(42:16):
some point we' ll have toopen it. But it is true that
the subject is also a rather dangerousone. It is that I think we
already talked about it in the otherchapter, that it will not be the
first or the last company to decideor to close, because the ceo is
going to stick the life father tocomer and chap in the company like batio,

(42:38):
like hysteon, like they are neitherthe first nor the last. It
has already happened, that that isa problem, but another problem is with
the companies that have passed. Idon' t remember what' s called
this American garage company that says it' s not worth it. I'
m going to keep working, butI shut down access to third parties,
third parties and all the automations youhad to take for granted. And one

(43:02):
more serious case than I do isthat I' m seeing it coming sooner
or later, is that you're using a device and tomorrow says it
' s okay until we' vearrived. Gentlemen, you want to keep
using this device with my cloud.It' s your turn to pay a
subscription if you want the future,I mean, that' s gonna happen,
because right now they' re throwingit away. A little bit on

(43:23):
the subject of cameras, but toarrive a moment that in the end,
for the issue of costs will sayno. Not that if you want to
use it, then look you're going to have to pay ten euros
a year. But it makes sensethat the servers of those are grace.
It' s just that what doesn' t make sense is selling you a
bucket for three a shot. Isell it to you, but I don

(43:44):
' t care if it' sthree euros or two hundred five. Okay,
I sell it to you once,you' ve paid once, and
for as long as I make funof you for a year or ten,
I' m leaving you a servicethat costs me money every month. It
' s that this is a becauseit' s like the casino, it
' s like the flats these youbuy with these reverse mortgages that in the

(44:07):
naked property they call it of thisyou buy, but until you live,
the person who lives is a casinobet. It' s good how many
years the product is going to lastpeople and how much they' re going
to use it to make it profitablefor me. And that' s just
gonna end. And I know ithurts to think about it. But if
companies aren' t like that orgood, they also have the solution to

(44:29):
do, for example, what they' re doing, what they do and
what they do or don' tdo. Well, I offer you a
basic service. He' ll basicallyunderstand how to pay and a little bit
more, and then he' llsplit you up with a paying service that
has a civil servant. That makesall the sense, that' s worth
money Hey, and if it workswell, I don' t see why

(44:52):
not pay for it if it's okay It' s like I leave
the world. Let' s sayit' s all already thought about the
model of subscription, payment per use, payment for services, everything going towards
and it' s a matter oftime, music, movies series, everything
has changed, everything and everything isgoing now, not only that even in
computer, for mail, for thetopic of servers is all payment per service,

(45:14):
payment per use. So the domotics. This afternoon, early in the
end, you were buying a deviceand you would say that what was going
you said yes, yes, itdoes not start peace, but if you
want to work ad extra, thenfor ten euros a year. That'
s clear. But only the Freakiswill be like resisting like a bond.
Everyone here and I don' tsee a village of crazy Gauls that we

(45:35):
can' t stand the place.I still resist thinking this is just a
Frikis thing. I resist thinking aboutseeing there' s an extreme point where
you' re already starting to workwith plates and you' re starting to
mount your own devices with that betteris a level, but it' s

(45:59):
that homas are green. That's democratized to say. But this point,
but you' re absolutely right aboutwhat you' ve done. There
are levels. One thing I mean, I think that nowadays, riding a
game masanist can be done by anyonewith a minimum of gas, minimum of
desire you have it mounted. Youcan even get into a home automation system.
Hey, cool, something else isthat you say it' s not

(46:21):
that now I want to fling.That' s another level. Or is
that now look, instead of payingnabucasa and having my assistants directly linked.
I want to do it by hand, okay. It must be done by
hand. It already requires certain know- how and you already start soft on
WWS. It' s a goodstart. I notice that maybe it'

(46:44):
s worth more in that time thatyou' re going to die, you
' re going to have beers andyou pay five bucks and you' ve
got it done, but you're going to install it. I agree
with you that today is much simpler. But there is a user on the
channel who always put it almost allthe videos. I don' t know.
I don' t know if it' s positive. It doesn'
t always tell me I love thischannel, but most of what it does

(47:05):
is unnecessary. I don' tknow if I have to look at it
positively or not, but he's actually right in part and sometimes in
large part, and there' sa lot of things I' m saying
because I' m growing up,but I don' t see someone normal
and I don' t have aproblem, who' s not going to

(47:27):
be or who' s going tobe making this clear, but good.
But look at the level that yourhead is going because there you go at
the other end, that is,people who have come super dumb to try
to motilize their house and meet theirmobile phone with ten apps, because they
have bought out to buy devices andthat now if this marks if of the

(47:47):
other and a mess and with Alejandraor Alex as it says normal that is,
we think that Homas is the partof this part of hormasista that we
all talk about, which is complicated, if we say complicated, but I
don' t see it being muchmore complicated than the other commercial part,

(48:09):
where you say to see how Ido an automation with Amazon, with the
speakers of AMAZON or with that platformor with another type of domotic coordinator.
But it' s just that asmart speaker isn' t a center,
it' s not a haptomotic orin what' s very simple, it

(48:30):
' s very cheap, you putit to what you can do automation,
it' s not a hup,it' s a that, it'
s not a hip domotic. Youcan do things very s hear, but
you can read to a large percentageof people is enough and many people have
their house tamed with that. That' s why I say that people,

(48:51):
when they ask, the first thingI tell them is what you want,
because maybe it doesn' t makeany sense to put someone in the head
like what they want to have arefive bulbs and two plugs. I,
because tobacco I do as a videoabout this is how to start your house
and it' s always paper andpen or paper and pencil and start drawing

(49:13):
you what you want. Come onand from there, because if you don
' t start because more like weall started, surely this over here,
this over here, this over here, you get hot. So that'
s why you start designing. Okay, I want this, so look at
the best. With this I haveenough or I don' t want to
come to this in the future andit works whatever you want, especially all
the time, dedication and the desireyou have, because you get into one

(49:36):
thing or another, but whoever youwant there serves as filters for channels,
that is, when the four ofus start talking on YouTube. What we
talked about there doesn' t seeyou as one I want. I want
a light and it' s alreadymaybe getting into another type of channels or
other type of articles where I createthe home automation device that, like automating

(50:00):
this light is already dependent on Luis. There are people who don' t
know that they discover this and beforethey get involved they want to see a
little and hear And there are peoplewho try and when they try and say
look at me this doesn' tcatch my attention, neither does it come
to me. There are people,even in the videos, who post comments

(50:22):
of I haven' t heard anything, but I liked it and I'
m going to keep watching it.And it' s true, yes,
it' s funny, it's yes, yes, you haven'
t heard anything, but good.But in fact I tell you in fact
the first thing I do to mystudents is one thing, that is,
before it' s no one inmy student I say to see you the
first thing you have to do,before you do anything or buy a single

(50:45):
device test hom so this is tryit, that is, don' t
get involved in buying or installing aserver. It' s your computer,
a virtual machine. You install itand you take any device and you create
an automation and if you really feelable to understand and drive, that'
s what you say. Okay,well, from there you' re starting
to grow. But if not,it doesn' t make any sense.

(51:07):
And I call it the Lioness culturalversion inside, that is, I named
that version that we installed there andit' s an eternal machine. The
official documentation explains it and that isprecisely what it is. In the end,

(51:27):
you have to be aware that homeautomation is not mobile, it'
s not synthesizing, it' sgraphic, it' s very good,
but it and that' s whyI call it a cultural lioness. What
home automation brings us is that you' re lying on the couch watching the
cultural lioness and joma like this arebehind you. Be doing what you have
to do, because you have itwell configured and to get that you have

(51:51):
to spend time creating automations and investigatingto install devices, because if what you
really want is to control from themobile, is that you don' t
need the best thing we talk about, you don' t need Jomasta is
that you can do it very wellwith a speaker that you' re going
to tell and you don' thave to mount the story of Nabucasa,
Awls, Alexa Media Player and themother who bore it. Then you have

(52:14):
to be aware of the people whowant to get into this, that this
is not good. I' llset it up and that' s it.
It' s not about spending timewith him. And if you are
willing to spend time with him,then perfect get in the bottom of it,
as we have, because in theend this gets you hooked on what
we were talking about. And ifyou' re not going to spend that
time and you' re going tobuy some Berry ras, because as we

(52:35):
all started, how many I havethis, I' ve heard it on
my channel, I' ve seenit in comments and in your jane.
I' ve seen Berry long-term. How many Berry nets have been
suffering in a drawer. I havea few there, of course, more
than how many of a bunch ofpeople we bought us the ral buco and

(52:58):
pimp such I don' t knowwhat and there we' ve put it,
because a good one is maybe toget it out there in a home
they attend from there then the twoof them didn' t even use it.
I bought the tea in the drawerand when I went to use it,
I said if it' s notworth four, I' ll say
you can' t use it anymore. In such a way. What'
s funny to me is that'cause I didn' t say normal right

(53:19):
now, no, so take apart and do it once already. That
' s the typical thing that Ialways remember that there is someone asking you,
some friend or some acquaintance, andthat is that I want to make
the lights and the blinds go downand settle down and so I don'
t know what and how they dothe saying, because look at me I
like the dispositions he and compatelocas alsoand ah worth yes and to do I

(53:43):
don' t know what I saythen or I, if I was a
Tumbista, I am more interested thisno no no no to me with the
application of sell and it is worthonly with the cloud of such then at
five or six months is that Ican' t do I don' t
know what and I don' ttell him you you ended up buying you,
no, buying you, riding ahomásista. And it' s like
ninety percent of the people who askme what I do, what do I

(54:05):
stop doing that I don' tknow what. Everybody says no. Don
' t look at this one anymore, and everybody' s like no one
a year. If I was ajomaist, because I' ve already seen
this not, no, no,I didn' t deserve it I needed
something else. It' s justthat it' s kind of itchy It
' s the thing that it stingsthat if you get in, if you
get in if you get the worm, then yes, but you have to

(54:27):
get the worm. And there's a lot of people that s carlos
who don' t like to takeout your cell phone when your friend comes
in here and tell him, look, look what I hit the little button
and raise his leg. And tome they' re already like or weird
rfe. If this is it,I laugh a lot every time that,
every time you tell it, everytime you tell us the example of not
this so that they come we don' t. It' s good for

(54:49):
me in the house like a tablet. There with all the information, on
the wall it' s like helloand they start touching things you say.
We don' t have ferrari wehave to show the cakes we' re
going to move you from Toni ablatableto ton. But then, because I
' ve seen that with friends whohave assembled it, they' ve bought
it from the mini PC. Somehave bought a noke because they have given

(55:12):
it and then and in the endit is abandoned. Why. Because then
the weekend comes and one likes togo out on the bike another one likes
to go to the movies. Welike home automation, we like cacharreo.
The weekend comes to me and mypoor wife sees me as a little thing
doing. I don' t knowwhat, but I said a lot of

(55:36):
people don' t like that.Or it' s not that he doesn
' t like it. It's not his hobby. So, of
course, you have to find themeans, between putting together a system of
home automation that you can evolve,but that doesn' t require you to
spend three hours a week, becausethere are many people who are going to
tell you look no, and thereare solutions there. What happens is that
you want to pay for them later. But there are solutions that is that

(56:00):
they are in quotation marks, ahomassten but in owner, in a company
that you are going a good solutionor in sopensus the pay, but you
have to want to pay it.Hey, gentlemen, gentlemen, we'
re leaving now We' re leavingon time and you told me he'

(56:23):
s gonna cut off a football referee. I leave it and leave it there
where we have left it for anotherchapter to talk about how to start in
this in a simple way. Imean, it' s clear that there
are different options, but we talkabout what we like, which is Eastan

(56:43):
homes and cacharreo. We' lltalk about a chapter on this and before
we fire, because we don't do a round of something that Luis
left in the inkwell and that's okay, we' re going to
cure, that is, what wecan put in our homes so that if

(57:04):
something goes, we can tell us. Preventing would be or detect better,
of course, because I prevented itwould be buying devices that are not really
going to go away. You can' t always prevent, because there are
things that are. But I'm not going to say the typical,
because of course we' re allgoing to talk about sensors. There'

(57:25):
s one thing we don' tdo. Well, I think Luis and
but the rest of me think wedon' t do any, which is
to check the facilities we have athome from time to time, check the
reals we have installed, look atthe tights, look at the picture.
We don' t, people don' t. But if you have in
boxes of real records, because fromtime to time open the registration box and

(57:47):
look at the relays, see thatthey are not black, that they have
no spark, that they follow thescrews tight, that often the terminals are
garbage. And that' s wherefalse contacts, sparks and fires start.
Many times it' s not therealid to reality nothing happens to it.

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It' s just that the littlewire that you take on, I don
' t know right now that Ihave the table full of DM and I
don' t have a relay,but you see the terminals of the relays
and it' s just that they' re toy. But check that,
that from time to time open thebox, remove the light, please lower
it all at home and with adetournyavor see that it is tight that no,

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there are even some that have temperaturesensor inside that could also be checked.
Yeah, but even if you don' t miss it. You know
that maybe that kind of thing seeingyou open up if you' re touching
your electrical installation, well in fact, everyone should do it, but especially
if you' re playing from timeto time, also give it time every
now and then to check the electricalinstallation. And I think that I would

(58:55):
propose it another way, because evenif that' s what I was going
to say, it' s thatI choose, which obviously costs money,
but it' s not a badinvestment a tech camera, which is super
easy to fuck with a thermal cameraand you see there are hot spots and
everything that' s hot. Weneed to check it out, because things
shouldn' t be hot. That' s the simplest and dumbest way.

(59:15):
You fuck the camera and the camerasto see are worth a bit of money,
because now you' re worth abit of money, but they'
re worth it to others. Notso much, Luis, not so much.
The cameras that plug into the monthat are the ones that suck mobile.
But, well, not so muchdepends because you know that ten euros,
my uncle, ten euros. Idon' t know how good.

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We already know how we are inthe comments. But it' s worth
it not only to detect dangerous pointsof hearing. Here' s a hot
spot. I' ll see thatyou' re going through a bad contact,
a poorly dimensioned device and that you' re working beyond your means.
And it can end up burning,but it' s good for you to

(59:59):
improve the efficiency of your house.Where the hell is getting me into the
cold at home, that is tosay that it comes out for all of
you, then it really is atool that doesn' t let be something
nerd, but that is very interestingfor the house, to avoid problems in
the electrical installations as to improve theefficiency of the house. If what you
also have to realize is that wecan not only have fire or fire problems.

(01:00:22):
Let' s say electrical installations.I don' t do this much.
I made a video about this,about smoke sensors, heat and all
this, and I told about theexperience I had already told in a previous
video. It happened to me livingin a house. I was living in
Uki, in Newcastle, and theresay the stoves were of these electrics in

(01:00:44):
time of gas Vale and one nightwe left the stove on and at three
in the morning the siren to allHostia the house full of smoke, That
is to say that not only forelectrical issues, that is, you can
have a problem cooking any story youknow why I already have commented Carlos what
you have commented you review. Solet' s say everything you distalcs for

(01:01:05):
that a rek stuff like that throwit in my bowl. I have already
told in the channel that my sisterdid not die because God did not want
and had the luck in quotation marks, because the problem is that the smoke,
that is, that there is afire as it leaves Valencia, that
kills you the fire, is notnormal. That' s very strange.
It has to be given that whatreally kills you is the smoke. That

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' s the real problem. Thenthe problem is when these things happen to
you sleeping. My brother, inparticular, was wearing an electric blanket and
the electric blanket failed and the rollwas lit, which was lucky, in
quotation marks, that he had iton top of his body. Then you
start coming out a lot of smoke. That doesn' t wake you.
The smoke, it doesn' twake you. Smoke kills you, but

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what he noticed was that he burnedhis leg then. That was the lucky
thing that woke him up. Andthen he woke up and came out as
he could from the cat house becausewith all smoke and he didn' t
kill himself by miracle. And itwas lucky that he stayed then. Obviously,
because smoke sensors, heat gas sensorsor type of import, type of
lolators. I think the one that' s basic that we' re going

(01:02:13):
to have you all and this Ileave because I told you the other day
that we should make you what youhave, because I, for example,
still have to install them, becausethose who compare do not like me and
they seem nothing to me because theyfail as such. The smoke is the
basic, that is, the smokeis the one that has to have yes
or I follow, yes, andthe rest we will see, but that
is the mast that we must haveyes or yes or yes, and that

(01:02:34):
does seem to me that we haveto look for a good one that I,
for example, today I do nothave one that says I of one
that is not the same as thetwo decies yes, yes, yes,
no, no, they are notdifferent. What is true is that you
say a good one, but Ieven commented on the video I say even
if people say u is worth 120euro is worth buying that of ali ex
Press of thirty euros. Even ifyou have false positives, but it'

(01:02:59):
s better that you don' thave anything, have a problem and several,
but at least buy you lame wucopme, if it was, I
' m sure you have to haveone per room with people sleeping. I
have very expensive near and near areaswhere there are problems, but vibrant,

(01:03:21):
especially where there are people sleeping,because it is if I ask you,
all the stairs go out. Yeah, but you put in the shot of
the stairs, because since the smokeis going up or it' s essential
and having batteries next to the batteries, because in the end you say if
it' s that then we spendthe money on crap, just like then

(01:03:43):
you go to dinner and spend thetriple of money and that sucks. You
can talk about this. Life looksat normal. They' ve been left
with a bottle of wine, hamand everything you buy with that. How
many hours, you buy with thatthere are a couple of sensors of yours,
well, we close, we closesession in the poto time, we

(01:04:04):
close and we close six cards andtell you. Uh, I don'
t, please, not this,but if I' m gonna have to
see how to pay here, Itell her nothing you do a bifun bartender.
Uh, yeah, I know,and I don' t know if
maybe I' ll jump the bizumlimit that I haven' t seen the

(01:04:27):
wine, but maybe there is.I said put on the price and I
said the price the other one paysfor the house doesn' t bring the
chew. The next chapter will bepublished in Invite Luis Tomética solar and also
duck paid. Watch out, watchout because you' re going salty YouTube
tomato, salty salty good people goodpeople, let' s say hello or

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good- bye