Objectives of an Alarm - ANS 1. Deter an event from happening 2. Warn occupants when an event happens 3. Minimize threat to life and property 4. Summon appropriate aid Well-recognized RTLs - ANS Recognized Testing Laboratory 1. UL (Underwriters Laboratories) 2. FM (Factory Mutual) Fully Redundant - ANS All monitoring equipment has a "hot back-up" Three levels of backup power Requirements of a listed facility - ANS 1. Independent Annual Inspections 2. Fully Redundant 3. Staffing Levels 4. Records Maintenance and 1 year history storage minimum SIAC - ANS Security Industry Alarm Coalition 501(c)(6) not for profit one voice for dispatch issues funded by donations instrumental in bridging the gap between the industry and the police False Dispatch Error - ANS A cooperative effort between FARA and ESA that predicates the "average" # of responses per system per year. # of dispatches/# of monitored systems. ECV - ANS Enhanced Call Verification telephone verification of alarm calls for burglart/intrusion calls CP-01 Control Panel Standard - ANS Industry Standard No add'l cost to customer & commonly available to manufacturers Designed to reduce high incidence of user error 40% effective Required by many municipalities and in some states Induction - ANS influence exerted on a charged body or by magnetic field on neighboring bodies without apparent communication. Forms of energy that produce electricity? - ANS 1. Mechanical Energy 2. Chemical Energy 3. Light Energy 4. Heat Energy
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