HomeOwner
Home alarm
Answer from pro:
We would like to start off by stressing that United Alarm never said that your system was hacked nor is the Honeywell system you have installed a “hacker friendly system”. We take accusations such as this very seriously. The hacking concern was something that you were very persistent and concerned about since it was brought up multiple times throughout every conversation you’ve had with the United Alarm team. There was no mention from Honeywell tech support or the United Alarm team about your system being “hacked”. Honeywell tech support corroborated what United Alarm’s findings were and it has been determined that there was a power surge on your end causing the panel to reboot. You were not left unprotected as the alarm system was working after this isolated incident, monitoring continued on throughout the following weekend and still presently continues. After this was explained to you, you were adamant that you were being hacked. As United Alarm delved further into this issue, our in house tech team and saw no unusual activity on your account. Since you thought that hacking could have happened, we advised you that the only time this could be a possibility would be if they “hacked” your phone or computer where your own log in information was pre-stored in the device. United Alarm sent out our technician at no cost to you as a courtesy to inspect the alarm installation, measured the voltage of your power supply and found no issues. The alarm system meets all of Honeywell security installation standards all the while fulfilling the top ULC standards in Alberta.
Reply created 18 Sep 2018