Performing Weekly Tests on your Alarm is Essential
Remember to call your local monitoring station and let them know what you are doing so agents don’t think you are having a true emergency.
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Don’t Forget to Pay Attention to Your Alarm System’s Battery Life!
According to the Ademco security system manual, batteries in wireless transmitters last anywhere from four to seven years.
Placement of Smoke Detectors in Your Home is Critical
Do not put a smoke or fire detector in your kitchen as doing so could set off activate it every time you cook, especially if you are not an experienced cook.
Get to Know Your Residential Security System
As an informed consumer, you are probably quite aware that Honeywell is one of the nation’s leading providers of security products in the United States.
Chicago Blaze Highlights Importance of Fire Alarm Systems
Just one hour after firefighters arrived at the apartment complex, the Chicago Fire Department commanded all people inside to evacuate due to the presence of unstable floors, revealed Fire Media Affairs.
Do you Know How to Prevent Office Fires?
Call the gas company the minute you or anyone else suspects a leak, because gas can ignite in a matter of seconds.
Don’t Jeopardize Your Employees’ Safety – Have an Access Control System Installed
Make sure that the doorman asks for a form of identification and tell them to report any suspicious activity to you.
Man Shot and Killed During Attempted Robbery in Georgia
According to sources, the incident, which took place in Hapeville, involved a 62-year-old man named Stewart Walton and his wife, Lydia.
Three-Alarm Fire Destroys California High School Cafeteria
According to multiple news sources, the blaze, which ravaged the school cafeteria on Monday January 21, broke out around 2:30 a.m.
Atlanta Robbery Suspect Still on the Loose
Back in March, a female named Allison Parker told news station WSB-TV that the robber came out from out of the shadows in her condominium complex’s garage with a brick in one hand.