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information is intended to be used as a general guide for alarm related
emergency planning. The procedures described within this guide are
not intended to be considered as complete or applicable in all emergency
situations. Consult with your local police and fire departments for
additional information. General guidelines  When able, in an
emergency situation, immediately call the police or fire department,
and stay on the telephone with the operator.
Do not enter into
the area where an intruder or a fire may be present.
Do not disarm the
alarm system unless you are sure that it was an accidental activation.
Attempt to understand
the nature of the alarm by viewing any displays, or by pressing the
status button on a touchpad. Some systems are equipped with voice
siren/speakers that will give audible voice information as to the
type of alarm condition (intrusion, fire, or help) and the sensor
number(s) involved. This information may help you to determine your
best course of action in an emergency situation. Try to avoid disturbing
a crime scene or any evidence that may used by the police.
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Make sure that all household members have memorized the appropriate
telephone numbers for police and fire. Post the number near
all telephones. The number to your local authorities may or
may not be 911. Verify the correct emergency number with your
local authorities. 