How to Help Reduce False Alarm Calls

Know how much time you have to arm and disarm your Alarm system.
Know your Alarm system: Know how to cancel a False Alarm Call; know your Alarm System's Disarm/User Code.
Make sure everyone with a key to your home or business knows how to operate the Alarm Security system. Also, give them the Alarm codes.
Check for drafts in rooms that have motion sensor areas. Fans, heaters, air conditioners, or open windows can all cause drafts.
Do not leave any movable items in a room that has a motion sensor. Items include plants, curtains, balloons, holiday decorations, falling boxes, and moving signs.
Make sure that your pets are not left loose in areas that have motion sensors.
Before activating your Alarm system, make sure that all doors and windows are securely latched.
Keep motion detectors clear of insects and spider webs.
Service and maintain your Alarm system regularly. Update aging and outdated equipment including batteries. Notify your Alarm Company immediately of any damage to your Alarm system.
Make sure your Alarm Company contacts you each time the alarm goes off. Also, make sure the Alarm Company has the current information for all contacts.
In the event of a false alarm, find out what caused it and take steps to ensure that it does not happen again.
If you have any questions about your alarm system, refer to your owner's manual or call your alarm company.
Make sure the Alarm Company sets the Alarm system on "test" while working on it.

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