Do I get to own brinks home security equipment or adt’s?

Posted by admin on Sep 8th, 2009 and filed under Brinks Home Security. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Who should I go with, and also is there a contract with adt? Also do I get a remote security pad keychain? Can I use my cell phone as my base number to call when house is broken into? Please answer all ?

4 Responses for “Do I get to own brinks home security equipment or adt’s?”

  1. Heidi T says:

    What are you looking for in a home security system? The equipment is cheap if you wanna install your self - it’s pretty simple and you can monitor your home yourself if you have an internet connection. Other than that you paying for a monitoring service.

    Most of the systems now days are wireless or X10 type products. If it’s hardwired they have to run wires thru the crawl space or attic. I wouldn’t use either and install a wireless system with cameras and look for a remote alarm that you can turn off yourself.

    But if you want monitoring, shouldnt’ matter which company you chose as long as they have a package suitable to your needs.

  2. joe.attaboy says:

    Wrong category for your question. This is *Computer* Security.

  3. Kung Fu Panda says:

    you want home and garden i think

  4. SVaught says:

    To answer your questions - no reason to own the equipment - if you own it, you pay parts & labor on ALL repairs. If alarm company owns it (as with either Brinks or ADT) they usually cover parts in many cases - read the contract on that - some just cover wear & tear only. Brinks covers lightning & most repairs to parts.

    Both companies have a contract - in most states Brinks is 3 year, ADT is 5 year. Brinks contract has fixed monitoring rate, ADT’s allows for increases throughout the 5 year term of the contract.

    Both offer keyfobs for activating & deactivating the alarm.

    Most police jurisdictions require a phone call to the site first & the alarm will require either a phone line or internet connection to be monitored. If your home number is your cell, that can be the first call - order of calls is totally up to you.

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