Alarm

An alarm is an alert – a signal of danger. In a home security system, sensors are placed around the home to be on the look-out for signs of trouble. In this video you'll see how sensors detect various kinds of danger, like intrusion, fire and environmental threats such as floods. If the sensors detect a problem, they trigger an alert to the system's Control Panel. The Control Panel sounds an alarm.

If the alarm system is professionally monitored, the Control Panel sends an instant alarm signal to the Monitoring Center. If the alarm system has interactive features, the homeowner will also receive the alarm, via email or text to his mobile phone.

Alarm systems are a great way to reduce crime, especially burglary, and protect homes and families. Watch the video to learn more.

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We chose FrontPoint because it was the least expensive way that we could find to get what we wanted from a security system. We liked the system so much I even convinced my boss to get Front Point at his house and he loves it too.

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You can set up customizable alarm pin numbers for EACH person that has access to your house — you can disable any of these codes without interrupting your own, or without having to redistribute access to other people.

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