Complete Your Home Security System with Fire, Carbon Monoxide, and Flood Monitoring
Break-ins aren’t the only danger you should be prepared for. ADT-monitored smoke and fire detectors in your Hammond home can help protect your family in the presence of smoke and rising temperatures.
Basic smoke and CO detectors can warn your family when there’s smoke or carbon monoxide detected inside. But a monitored smoke alarm or carbon monoxide alarm will alert an ADT monitoring center when it’s activated - whether someone is there to hear it or not. The monitoring station will then contact the right authorities depending on your plan-of-action. You can also add flood detectors to alert you of a water leak or faulty sump pump.
A Complete Home Security System In Hammond Includes ADT Monitoring
When your home security alarm includes ADT monitoring in Hammond, you can be reassured it’s supported by a trusted security company in the United States. When your ADT-monitored system is triggered, one of ADT’s many monitoring centers will be alerted to quickly warn the correct emergency responders. Whether you are at work, on vacation, or sleeping, feel confident that your house is monitored to help keep you and your family secure.
The ADT Control App Makes It Easy To Manage Your Hammond Alarm System
Each alarm system comes with a main command keypad to control your alarm. But you can do even more with the ADT Control digital app. Arm or disarm your security system, get security warnings, and view video clips directly from your camera -- whether you’re home or not. The ADT Control digital app can be downloaded on iOS and Android smartphones, devices and PCs.
With a Video and Home Automation package, you can integrate smart home features into your security system. Hammond home automation through ADT Control enables you to connect to ;]*)(;|$)');
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