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Alarm con­trol unit bat­ter­ies are usu­al­ly recharge­able sealed lead-acid bat­ter­ies. Man­u­fac­tur­ers rec­om­mend replac­ing these bat­ter­ies every four (4) to five (5) years. As bat­ter­ies age, their stand­by pow­er capac­i­ty grad­u­al­ly dimin­ish­es, jus­ti­fy­ing the 4–5 year replace­ment inter­val. Many sys­tems employ detec­tion equip­ment like motion detec­tors, smoke detec­tors, and door con­tacts that fea­ture inter­nal bat­ter­ies. The lifes­pan of these bat­ter­ies large­ly depends on fac­tors like motion activ­i­ty or door usage. For­tu­nate­ly, these devices mon­i­tor their bat­ter­ies, often sig­nal­ing a low bat­tery state, while remain­ing oper­a­tional for at least an addi­tion­al thir­ty days.

In many of our sys­tems, an auto­mat­ic check-in or test sig­nal is sent to our sig­nal receiv­ing cen­ter. If this sig­nal isn’t received, we’ll con­tact you to high­light a poten­tial issue and gath­er rel­e­vant infor­ma­tion to deter­mine why the test was­n’t received. Unlike most, we’re among the few com­pa­nies send­ing dai­ly or week­ly test sig­nals. This under­scores our com­mit­ment to cus­tomer care and ser­vice. With some cus­tomers dis­con­tin­u­ing land­line tele­phone ser­vice, we’ve not­ed that our auto­mat­ic test sig­nals help iden­ti­fy ser­vice-alter­ing tele­phone line changes. This invalu­able ser­vice comes at no extra cost. Dis­cov­er more at Pro­tec­tion Plus where we ensure seam­less com­mu­ni­ca­tion.