Many ordinances define a false alarm as: "the activation of an alarm system or a fire alarm through mechanical failure, malfunction, improper installation, inclement weather or the negligence of the subscriber, owner or lessee of said system or his employees, agent or representatives. Specifically expected are acts of God, such as false alarms caused by hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and the like."
Three main causes of false alarms are: 1) user error 2) installation/service errors 3) equipment failure.
Avoid objects that trigger your alarm:
Watch for these pitfalls that may activate your alarm:
Enhance your alarm system's potential:
Many ordinances define a false alarm as: "the activation of an alarm system or a fire alarm through mechanical failure, malfunction, improper installation, inclement weather or the negligence of the subscriber, owner or lessee of said system or his employees, agent or representatives. Specifically expected are acts of God, such as false alarms caused by hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and the like."
Three main causes of false alarms are: 1) user error 2) installation/service errors 3) equipment failure.
Avoid objects that trigger your alarm:
Watch for these pitfalls that may activate your alarm:
Enhance your alarm system's potential: