Those high-flying mylar
reflective balloons and colorful crepe paper decorations may bring plenty of smiles during
holidays, birthdays or other
Special events but they can also create a problem in homes or offices
protected by alarm systems The high-flying or "walking” balloons floating
through a room or falling decorations can trigger motion detectors and send out false
alarms. Keep balloons secured in a partitioned area. make Sure decorations won't sag or
fall, and are out of areas protected by your motion detectors.
OOPS!
Make sure that all people entering the
premises know the code to disarm your alarm System and how to correctly use the System.
Anyone with a key to your business or home—including employees, cleaning people
and real estate agents—should know how to turn the system on and off
with the proper code.
In addition, people who are staying at your
house and using your system, should also know your central Station password or passcode to stop an accidental activation of the
system; this will prevent an unnecessary visit from the police department.
holidays, birthdays or other
Special events but they can also create a problem in homes or offices
protected by alarm systems The high-flying or "walking” balloons floating
through a room or falling decorations can trigger motion detectors and send out false
alarms. Keep balloons secured in a partitioned area. make Sure decorations won't sag or
fall, and are out of areas protected by your motion detectors. 
