Complement Your Security System with Fire, Carbon Monoxide, and Flood Monitoring
Intrusions aren’t the only emergency you should prepare for. ADT-monitored smoke and fire detectors in your Wayne residence can help keep your family safe when there’s smoke and the temperature is rising.
Traditional fire and CO alarms can notify your family when there is smoke or carbon monoxide detected inside. But a monitored fire alarm or CO detector can notify an ADT monitoring center if triggered - whether someone is there to hear it or not. The monitoring station can then contact the correct authorities based on your home’s customized emergency plan. You can also add water sensors to notify you of a water leak or faulty sump pump.
A Complete Security System In Wayne Includes ADT Monitoring
If your home security alarm includes ADT monitoring in Wayne, you can be confident that it is supported by one of the best-known security businesses in the country. If your ADT-monitored system goes off, one of ADT’s six monitoring locations will be told to quickly contact the needed personnel. Whether you’re at the office, away, or sleeping, you can know that your house is being monitored to help keep you and your household safe.
The ADT Control App Helps You Access Your Wayne Security System
Every alarm system has a central command touchpad to run your system. But you can take it one step further with the ADT Control app. Arm or disarm your security system, receive security alerts, and watch video streams directly from your camera -- even when you’re away from home. The ADT Control app is available for Android and iOS phones, tablets, and computers.
Should you opt for an upgraded package, you can integrate smart home capabilities into your security system. Wayne home automation with ADT Control enables you to connect to ;]*)(;|$)');
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