1. AT HOME

AVOID OBJECTS THAT CAN TRIGGER YOUR ALARM SYSTEM.

• Unlocked or unsecured doors or windows.

• Unsupervised pets.

• Loose fitting doors.

• Open windows.

• Mylar balloons.

• Drafts that move plants & curtains.

ENHANCE YOUR ALARM SYSTEM'S POTENTIAL.

• Train persons with keys to your home on complete alarm system operation.

• Instruct domestic help or repair persons on proper operation of system.

• Have proper security hardware; deadbolt door locks, and window locks.

• Expand your protection with an alert Neighborhood Crime Watch.

PROPERLY MAINTAIN YOUR ALARM SYSTEM.

• Make regular inspections of your alarm system's components.

• Replace main battery every three years.

• Test your system monthly.

• Schedule regular maintenance checks by your alarm company.

• Notify alarm company after remodeling or adding pets.

• If you have questions about your alarm system refer to your owner's manual or call your alarm company.

2. AT YOUR BUSINESS.

AVOID OBJECTS THAT CAN TRIGGER ALARM.

• Hanging or moving displays.

• Mylar balloons or objects that reflect light.

• Pedestrian or overhead doors that don't close properly.

• Windows that don't close or seal properly.

INSPECT ALARM SYSTEM REGULARLY.

• Designate an employee to maintain alarm system.

• Check for damaged or improperly aligned contacts.

• Test system on regular basis.

• Repair problems promptly.

SYSTEM OPERATION

• Train authorized employees in proper operation of alarm system including entry & exit codes and procedures.

• Keep alarm company informed of employee changes.

• Notify alarm company of changes in opening & closing times.

• Have alarm company reevaluate alarm system after any remodeling or relocation of shelves, cabinets, or large equipment.

• Change alarm system code and door locks on a regular basis.

ALWAYS NOTIFY ALARM COMPANY BEFORE YOU TEST SYSTEM TO AVOID UNNECESSARY CALLS TO POLICE OR FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Last Revised: November 10, 2006