Securing a home from burglaries, fires, or environmental hazards using security systems, alarm monitoring, video monitoring, and/or video surveillance. Hub:

ISDN is an international communications standard for sending voice, video, and data over digital telephone lines or traditional telephone copper wire. Interior Follower:

A four digit code used to arm and disarm a security system. Certain security systems allow for multiple user codes so that you can keep track of who armed or disarmed the system. back to top ^

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Our A-Z glossary is a handy resource for complete definitions of security system industry terms and the most commonly used security professional slang. GEOARM encourages clients to use this free alarm [..]

Sends a report to a UL listed central monitoring station and provides alarm sounds at the keypad, control panel, and external sirens. 24-Hour Silent Alarm:

A zone that is permanently active twenty-four (24) hours a day (such as a fire zone). AC Power:

A type of security system that restricts access to authorized users at certain times. Different access levels can be granted to different personnel. Alarm:

A battery that is used in a wireless alarm device or security system control panel. Lithium alarm batteries typically last longer than alkaline alarm batteries. Alarm Communication Path: