In this first installment we will talk about the types of false alarms, the need to prevent them and the importance of providing central monitoring customers with quality and safety standards.
Alarm monitoring centers in Latin America, with honorable exceptions, operate under undefined standards and provide disparate services, where the only one affected is the end user, since services are offered under restricted central architectures in terms of the number of reception lines; the hardware that composes them is limited, in most cases it is only the receiver of alarms, and the training of both the structure and the one who operates them is limited to the essentials.
By Horacio Cantú