Why not have confirmation, provides a bit more information on activation imo. 

1 hour ago, norman said:

Why not have confirmation, provides a bit more information on activation imo. 

Sure does 

 

As a house basher some don't always use monitoring app they like the dialler and they like the confirmed dial haha

6 hours ago, norman said:

Why not have confirmation, provides a bit more information on activation imo. 

I agree, however, I can only think of one thing worse than getting a call from the ARC to say your alarms gone off when you are sitting by the pool in the south of France, and thats getting another one to say its just confirmed. If you have Police response its a different matter at least you know that the Police have been informed and are hopefully responding. But thats just my opinion I would just rather not know.

8 hours ago, Bruce P said:

 I will go back to the monitoring company and question then as to why they want this if its only necessary with police response.

 

the normal relationship is you specify the channels you want them to monitor?

1 hour ago, PeterJames said:

I agree, however, I can only think of one thing worse than getting a call from the ARC to say your alarms gone off when you are sitting by the pool in the south of France, and thats getting another one to say its just confirmed. If you have Police response its a different matter at least you know that the Police have been informed and are hopefully responding. But thats just my opinion I would just rather not know.

Breaking door down etc 

 

What's difference ? How long do police have to respond by?

40 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

Breaking door down etc 

 

What's difference ? How long do police have to respond by?

The difference is thinking it is likely to be a false alarm, as apposed to its likely not to be a false alarm would make a big difference to the enjoyment of my two weeks in the sun. I have seen far too many burglaries, but that is probably why I have Police response and three keyholders all quite close, one is a taxi driver so he will get here before the Police .

I dont think there is a limit to how long the Police have to respond, they seem to be pretty quick down this way, normally on site within 30 mins, we had one with 7 mins. Confirmed intruder signals less false alarms, and they are more likely to be the real thing. 

What use is a keyholder in the south of France?

27 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

What use is a keyholder in the south of France?

I suppose that depends on where you live