Fire, CO, and Flood Monitoring Offer Additional Peace of Mind
Intruders aren’t the only emergency you need to help shield your family from. When you have ADT-monitored fire detectors in Cedar Lake, you can be alerted when there’s smoke or the temperature is rising to hazardous levels.
A standard smoke detector only notifies you of a potential fire when you’re there, but a monitored fire and smoke alarm will warn your ADT monitoring station when triggered. ADT reps will notify the correct authorities based on your custom response plan, so your home can be attended to as quickly as possible. So, even if you’re working or out to dinner with the family, your home is monitored. You can also get monitored flood sensors and carbon monoxide sensors.
Your Home’s Security Is Supported By ADT Monitoring In Cedar Lake
ADT represents trust and confidence in security systems. So when your home security system is backed by ADT monitoring, you can have peace of mind. With ADT Monitoring in Cedar Lake, when an alarm or detector is set off, a monitoring station will be there to help. An ADT home alarm expert will react to the situation quickly and contact the appropriate emergency personnel, based on your home’s personalized guidelines. So you can trust that your home and loved-ones well-being is watched over 24/7, no matter if you’re home or away.
Control Your Cedar Lake Home Security System And Get Automation With ADT Control
With ADT Command, not only can you manage your Cedar Lake home security system through the digital keypad. But Control bundles also let you use the ADT Control mobile app so you can arm and disarm your system while you’reout of the house, see current video if you have a video package, and get security alerts connect to ;]*)(;|$)');
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