Home & Business Security Systems in Uxbridge

When an alarm sig­nal is received at your premise (res­i­dence or busi­ness), the response varies based on the type of sig­nal:

Intruder/Burglar Sig­nals: If the sig­nal can­not be ver­i­fied, the police depart­ment is typ­i­cal­ly noti­fied.

Fire Smoke/CO/Natural Gas Sig­nals: If the sig­nal can­not be ver­i­fied, the fire depart­ment is auto­mat­i­cal­ly called.

Ambu­lance Sig­nal: For med­ical emer­gen­cies, the local ambu­lance ser­vice is auto­mat­i­cal­ly called if the sig­nal can­not be ver­i­fied. It’s rec­om­mend­ed to pro­vide any spe­cif­ic med­ical con­di­tion details dur­ing instal­la­tion for accu­rate first respon­der infor­ma­tion.

Pan­ic But­ton: If the sig­nal can­not be ver­i­fied, the police depart­ment is usu­al­ly called.

Water Level/Sump Pump/Temperature Alert/Freezer/Outdoor Perime­ter Pro­tec­tion: A list­ed key­hold­er is always noti­fied in these cas­es.

These pro­ce­dures ensure appro­pri­ate and swift respons­es based on the type of alarm received.

If you acci­den­tal­ly set off the alarm sys­tem, here’s how to deac­ti­vate it:

1. Stay calm and don’t pan­ic.
2. Enter your four-dig­it PIN num­ber on the key­pad.
3. If you make a mis­take while enter­ing the code, press the CLEAR but­ton and try again.
4. Once the cor­rect code is entered, the alarm sys­tem will be deac­ti­vat­ed.
5. If you man­age to turn off the alarm sys­tem quick­ly, the mon­i­tor­ing sta­tion will receive a can­cel code indi­cat­ing that the sys­tem was deac­ti­vat­ed by a valid user code. This pre­vents unnec­es­sary dis­patch of emer­gency respon­ders.

Remem­ber, enter­ing your valid PIN is the key to stop­ping the alarm acti­va­tion.