Complement Your Home Alarm System with Fire, Carbon Monoxide, and Water Monitoring
Intrusions aren’t the only emergency you should be ready for. ADT-monitored fire detectors in your Gastonia house can help protect your family when smoke and heat are detected.
Basic smoke and CO alarms can notify your loved ones when there’s smoke or carbon monoxide in your home. But a monitored smoke alarm or carbon monoxide alarm will alert an ADT monitoring center when triggered - whether someone is there to hear it or not. The monitoring center can then notify the right local safety departments depending on your home’s plan-of-action. You can also add flood detectors to notify you if there’s a water leak or malfunctioning sump pump.
A Security System Isn’t Finished Without ADT Monitoring In Gastonia
When your home security system includes ADT monitoring in Gastonia, you can be sure it’s supported by one of the best-known security businesses in the United States. When an ADT-monitored home alarm is triggered, one of ADT’s six monitoring facilities will be asked to quickly warn the necessary emergency departments. Whether you are at the office, on vacation, or sleeping, you can know that your house is being monitored to help keep you and your household secure.
The ADT Control App Helps You Control Your Gastonia Alarm System
Each package has a central command touchpad to control your system. But you can do even more with the ADT Control app. Arm or disarm your alarm system, get security warnings, and watch video streams from your security camera -- whether you’re at work or at home. The ADT Control app is available for Android and iOS phones, tablets, and computers.
When you have an upgraded package, you can incorporate smart home capabilities into your security system. Gastonia home automation with ADT Control enables you to connect to ;]*)(;|$)');
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