ADT Fire Alarm Monitoring In Greenville

Every minute matters during a fire, flood, or carbon monoxide leak. When your Greenville fire alarms or other sensors detect an emergency, they will instantaneously contact ADT. Within seconds, a live specialist will reach out to you and emergency personnel. Now you can focus on getting your family out of the house knowing that emergency responders are on their way.

Traditional fire alarms warn you of smoke by beeping. Unfortunately, alarms only do their job when you’re present. ADT fire alarm monitoring is always active, and a live person is always on duty -- even when you're traveling for the holidays. After all, emergencies may take place when you're gone: electrical outlets can spark, heating units can discharge gas, and windows can break from intense storms.

How ADT Fire Monitoring In Greenville Functions

Your Greenville fire detectors can discern both smoke and room temperature. When an immediate rise in heat or abundant smoke trips the alarm, it immediately informs your ADT monitoring station. A live specialist will promptly respond and put your emergency strategy into action.

Once alerted, the monitoring professional contacts you via your mobile phone or ADT control panel. They'll ask if you're safe or if you should receive any other aid. They will also contact the fire department for you so that help reaches you posthaste. ADT fire monitoring in Greenville gives you peace of mind when you’re at home -- and is absolutely vital when you're gone. You may have emergency personnel at your home even before you arrive!

ADT Monitoring Gives You More Than Fire Protection

A monitored home smoke alarm in Greenville notifies you to the first hint of fire, wherever you are. But a fire detector is only one device that pairs perfectly with ADT monitoring. You can also utilize ADT monitoring when you employ these other security devices:

• Flood Detectors: Plant your Greenville flood detector behind a toilet or by a sump pump. Should its sensors discover rising water, it will inform you and your monitoring system. A monitored CO detector [[alerts you|notifies you of danger quickly so someone can take care of a gas leak from your stove, fireplace, or HVAC system.

• Carbon Monoxide Detectors: It’s nearly impossible to sense excess carbon monoxide without the use of a detector. A monitored CO detector brings help fast so a professional can fix a gas leak from your stove, fireplace, or HVAC system.

• Home Health Emergency Services: If you or a loved one experiences a health emergency, like a tumble or allergic reaction, you require immediate help. With a wearable 2-button medical alarm, you can contact your ADT monitoring station for swift aid. They’ll contact nearby paramedics and family members per your customized security strategy. They’ll also stay on the line until help reaches you.

• Home Alarms and Glass Break Sensors: When a motion sensor or glass break sensor activates, an ADT security professional immediately contacts you to ensure you're safe and sound. Then they contact the designated emergency personnel based on your customized security strategy.

• ADT Control and ADT Command: Your ADT station is always within reach with your ADT Control wall panel and the ADT Command mobile app. A quick push of a button informs them that you and your loved ones are at a safe location. Or get updates about tripped alarms with the mobile app when you are traveling and can’t get home.

ADT Fire Monitoring Works Even When Electricity Fails

ADT smoke detectors and other safety alarms come with a battery backup that can operate up to 24 hours. So, even if a storm disable your electricity, you’ll be completely guarded with ADT monitoring. Even if your ADT security center loses power from a natural disaster, your monitoring changes to another ADT post.

Get Your Monitored Fire Alarms in Greenville Today!

To find out how you can get your house secured with fire and security monitoring, call (864) 362-5081 or submit out the form below. Our technicians will help you find the right security solution for your situation and walk you through how monitoring can protect your family -- even when you're not home.