Burglary Intrusion Alarm Monitoring Types - GeoArm Security®
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Non-interactive burglary alarm monitoring services refer to security systems that are monitored by our GeoArm 24/7 central station but do not allow the user to interact with or control the system remotely via an app. In this setup, the alarm system is connected to our monitoring center that receives alerts when the system is triggered, such as in the case of a break-in or fire. The GeoArm monitoring center then takes appropriate action, such as contacting the property owner or dispatching emergency services. However, the user does not have the ability to arm, disarm, or check the status of the alarm system through a smartphone or other remote device, which can be a limitation for those who prefer real-time control and updates. This type of service is often chosen for its simplicity and reliability, especially in areas with limited internet connectivity or for users who prefer not to rely on mobile apps.
Interactive burglary alarm monitoring services with remote app control allows the end user to manage and monitor their home or business security system from anywhere using a smartphone or tablet app. These systems provide real-time alerts and notifications, enabling users to respond promptly to any security breaches or emergencies. In addition to the convenience of remote access, these services include GeoArm 24/7 non-interactive professional central station alarm monitoring services too! This means that a dedicated team of security professionals is always on standby to respond to alarms, verify incidents, and dispatch emergency services if necessary, ensuring comprehensive protection and peace of mind.
General Steps for Burglary Intrusion Monitoring?
Step 1. A burglar alarm is triggered and is transmitted to the GeoArm 24/7 central monitoring station.
Step 2. The GeoArm operator then goes through documented call list procedures and calls the user to verify if burglar alarm requires response.
Step 3. If the burglar signal is either confirmed valid, or if the end user is unreachable when the GeoArm operator attempts to attempts to contact them, then traditional local police department dispatching procedures will proceed.
