When the alarm is triggered, our commercial alarm system sends a signal via your landline or wireless monitoring. We then call to verify if it’s a genuine alarm. If there’s no response, we dispatch the authorities. Additionally, we notify designated phone numbers that the alarm has been activated. Our monitoring also keeps track of power outages, low backup battery levels, and any issues with the bell circuit.

Alarm monitoring can help track when employees open and close the business, allowing you to set restrictions on the days and hours they have access.

We cannot determine if your phone line has been disconnected. If that happens, your alarm panel will show a trouble light or emit a beep. The phone line is essential for sending signals; without it, we won’t receive any alerts. It's crucial to test your system to ensure it's functioning properly. If you've discontinued your traditional landline, contact us for information on wireless monitoring options.

All of our alarms can be monitored without relying on a traditional phone line. We utilize a radio backup system that offers greater security than cellular backup, which can be compromised by cell phone jammers.

Your insurance company understands the value of monitoring. We’re pleased to provide proof of monitoring so you can begin saving on your insurance premiums right away!