Re: central station monitoring in US/Canada?

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It depends on the local regulations too. For instance in Nevada you HAVE to
send a guard first, if there is a break in the guard will call the police.
We have to charge the client for guard response...usually on a per need
basis - at least that's how I used to do it up there.

In my state we dispatch the police.

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**Crash Gordon**







"Toxx" <Toxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I've a question about central station monitoring.
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> Here in Germany a central station monitoring also means that guards of the
> alarm company drive to your premise to verify your alarm and then call the
> police if there was obviously a burglar.
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> How is it handled in US/Canada?
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> Does the central station monitoring only call up the premise to check for
> false alarm an the send the police?
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> Greetz
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> Toxx