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		<title>What is alarm monitoring, anyways?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[So many people have a monitored security system, and don&#8217;t know exactly what the monitoring entails. Well, here it is in summary. Security systems signal an alarm when tripped. This signal sends data which makes it&#8217;s way to a central station via one of three methods. The traditional method is through a land line, and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So many people have a monitored <a href="http://www.protec-alarm.com/irvine-security.html">security system</a>, and don&#8217;t know exactly what the monitoring entails. Well, here it is in summary. Security systems signal an alarm when tripped. This signal sends data which makes it&#8217;s way to a central station via one of three methods. The traditional method is through a land line, and many people still have land lines ONLY for their security system. The second method is through a cellular device, using cellular towers. This technology is not completely developed yet, so we only recommend using cellular as a back-up means of signaling in case phone lines are cut. And, the third method of security data transmission is over the internet.</p>
<p>Once the alarm signal is sent to the central station, they take predetermined actions based on a protocol made by the customer. For example, the protocol might be to call the business owner first, the VP second, and then call the police if they are both inaccessible. A common protocol for a <a href="http://www.protec-alarm.com/residential-security.html">home security system </a>is to call the homeowners cellular and home, and to only take action when directed. This prevents false alarms, but can be dangerous if the homeowner is not always around their cellular.</p>
<p>The entire transaction is recorded by the central station, so in case there are any issues with the following of the protocol. </p>
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