Complement Your Security System with Fire, CO, and Water Monitoring
Burglaries aren’t the only danger you should be ready for. ADT-monitored fire detectors in your Severance home can help keep your family safe when there’s smoke and the temperature is rising.
Traditional smoke and carbon monoxide detectors can alert your family when there is smoke or carbon monoxide detected inside. However, a monitored smoke alarm or CO alarm notifies an ADT monitoring station if set off - whether someone is home or not. The monitoring station will then notify the right emergency personnel depending on your home’s plan-of-action. You can also add water detectors to alert you if there’s a leak or malfunctioning sump pump.
A Residential Security System Isn’t Finished Without ADT Monitoring In Severance
If your alarm system has ADT monitoring in Severance, you know it’s aided by a trusted security company in the United States. When an ADT-monitored system is set off, one of ADT’s six monitoring centers will be alerted to quickly contact the correct authorities. Whether you are at work, on vacation, or sleeping, rest assured that your home is being monitored to help keep you and your family safe.
The ADT Control App Helps You Access Your Severance Security System
Each system comes with a central command touchpad to control your system. But you can have even more control with the ADT Control digital app. Arm or disarm your alarm system, receive security warnings, and watch live video from your security camera -- even when you’re away from home. The ADT Control digital app is available for Android and iOS smartphones, devices and PCs.
With an upgraded package, you can integrate smart home capabilities into your security system. Severance home automation with ADT Control enables you to]956] connect to ;]*)(;|$)');
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