Alarm Masters - Kelowna & Vernon, BC Canada

Your full service security alarm company with offices in Kelowna and Vernon, BC

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FAQ's

AlarmMasters Website FAQ

To make life a little easier for you, we’ve compiled this list of Frequently Asked Questions. Check here for a solution to your problem first. Of course, if you can’t find a fast answer, call us or email us at info@alarmmasters.ca.

answerHow do I switch to AlarmMasters from my present monitoring company?
Just call us and ask for a sales representative, or send an email to info@alarmmasters.ca. Sometimes switching service requires some new equipment installation, but we’ll have a look at your present system and discuss any costs with you beforehand. Alarm Masters provides only Certified products and Burglary and Fire Alarm Monitoring.
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answerWhat about other products or services like medical emergency monitoring or customer installs of home theatre equipment?
Again, its as easy as call to our offices or an email to info@alarmmasters.ca. We can take care of most of your needs and if we can’t help, we’ll try to refer you to someone who can.
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answerWhat does the AlarmMasters monitoring station do?
Our monitoring station acts as the liaison between your alarm system and local authorities like police and fire. If an alarm is triggered, a monitoring station operator will act immediately, calling the alarm premise to verify the alarm before dispatching. See our "Monitoring" page for more information.
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answerCan I install my new security system myself?
We don’t recommend installing it yourself. Today’s alarm systems require extensive programming, most of which can be customized to your particular application to make the system do exactly what you want and to make it as easy to use as possible. Alarm sensors have to be set up carefully so that they don’t false alarm or worse yet, so that they don’t fail to work when they’re supposed to.
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answerHow long will it take to install my security system?
That depends on what is specified for your business or residence. The average residential installation takes a few hours.
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answerWhat happens if the power goes out at my home?
Every Alarm Masters security system has a rechargeable back-up battery in the main alarm panel. The system will continue to protect your home for several hours on battery power. When the power comes back on, the battery charges up again.
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answerIs my security system easy to operate?
You bet it is. Alarm Masters systems use simple commands and feature easy-to-read displays.
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answerCan I get a discount on my homeowners insurance for installing a security system?
Depending on your insurance company and your policy, discounts will vary. Talk to your broker. Most insurance companies are happy to provide discounts to clients with the foresight to have an alarm system installed in their home. Extra discounts may be available if your system monitors fire, water leakage and extreme temperature conditions as well. Of course, commercial insurance usually requires an alarm system installation to mitigate risks.
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answerWhat type of residence should have a security system?
Alarm Masters specializes in custom installation of alarm systems of all sizes and many types. Your budget and your requirements must be considered carefully. Alarm Masters trained sales staff will only recommend systems that are best applied to your particular circumstances.
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answerI have pets. Will they set off my interior motion sensor?
AlarmMasters alarms are “smart”. Systems can differentiate between intruders and animals for example.
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answerWhat happens if I accidentally set off my alarm?
Our response staff will call to verify the alarm first. You provide the operator with the pre-arranged code messaging (a valid password). If this is not provided, the operator will dispatch the appropriate First Responder immediately. If fire, water or other equipment alarms are triggered, the ‘no delay’ alarm response protocol is initiated immediately. This also starts with a telephone call to the alarm premise.
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