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What happens if we trigger our duress alarm?

A duress alarm isn’t a Hold Up Alarm and isn’t reported to police on activation. If you require a Hold Up Alarm please read the FAQ What happens if we trigger our hold up alarm?

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What happens if we trigger our hold-up alarm?

Any request for a designated hold up alarm service must comply with the National Police Alarm Activation Response Guidelines. Section 5, Alarm Categories & Responses, defines a Hold Up Alarm received from a business as a Category A alarm if it meets the following guidelines. To qualify as a Hold Up Alarm the hold up […]

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What happens to our security system if the back-up battery fails?

Low Battery – on receipt of a low battery signal we’ll follow your nominated Alarm Response Plan. Please note that if your security system loses power (in a blackout for example) & the battery is flat, your system won’t work. If you’d like to replace the battery in your security system contact service on 1300 […]

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What happens if my smoke detector activates?

Smoke Alarms – notification of fire/smoke alarms is account-specific and will occur immediately if you’ve requested it. If notification of the Fire Brigade is not specified in the account comments, the Monitoring Centre will notify your company contacts. We’ll notify the Fire Brigade to attend if we cannot contact any contacts. If the system is […]

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What should I do if I don’t arm by the scheduled closing time?

If you’re not arming your security system by the scheduled closing time contact the Monitoring Centre and be ready to provide the following information: Your first and last name Company name and location Your individual or blanket password Estimated time of departure

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What is Permaconn?

The Permaconn Alarm Monitoring Network communicates within ‘Virtual Private Networks’ (VPNs), provided by Optus and Telstra. The VPNs are dedicated for Permaconn alarm data only, and ensure all data transmitted & received is secure. All messages are encrypted ‘end to end’, using Advanced Encryption Standard (AES128). Dual SIM Permaconn devices communicate & switch seamlessly between […]

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What is Inner Range Multipath?

Multipath-IP is a state of the art multiple path IP alarm transmission system designed for low cost alarm monitoring through to high security applications. Multipath-IP is a suite of products ranging from a variety of field hardware devices installed on the customers premises to dedicated hardware systems installed within a monitoring centre. Learn more about […]

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What’s a “blanket password”?

A “blanket password” is a password that everyone who’s authorised to use your security system and contact the monitoring centre knows. Your “blanket password” cannot be changed verbally. Your “blanket password” can be changed by one of your authorised contacts emailing the Monitoring Centre

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