We are committed to offering you unparalleled customer service during this uncertain time, and are available by phone (954) 587-8324 or by email at support@securitytechinc.com
In addition, our partners at Central Station have contingency plans in effect to ensure residential and commercial burglar and fire monitoring will remain uninterrupted.
We may not know what the future holds, but we feel confident that by sticking together and supporting one another and our community at large, we will all emerge from this stronger than before.
Our best wishes to you and your families as we navigate the days ahead together.
The Security Tech Inc Team -
Great news! The interactive control and user experience delivered through the Alula App has improved for iOS and Android. Updates include TouchID and FaceID making the app easier to use and more secure. Call us at 954-587-8324 to learn more.
In light of recent events, public health experts are urging anyone who can, to work from home. Here’s everything you need to know to protect both your home network and your private and professional lives.
#quarantinelife #workfromhome
https://thefintechtimes.com/how-to-work-from-home-securely-during-a-quarantine/
Don't ruin Valentine's Day ... by setting off the alarm!
Deliveries are fun, but balloons left unattended often trigger motion detectors, and those aren't quite as much fun. Remember to bypass zones you may have balloons near when setting your alarm.
Happy Valentine's Day from the Security Tech Team! 💘
As a reminder, our offices will be closing at 3pm Tuesday, December 24th for Christmas Eve; and will remain closed for Christmas Day.
We look forward to servicing you when we reopen Thursday, December 26th.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Going away? Remember to update your Vacation Call List before you leave by phoning us at #954-587-8324. Precious time can be lost when your alarm sounds and your emergency contacts can’t be reached. Have all the people on your Emergency Contact List program the Central Station phone numbers into their phones and instruct them not to ignore the call. CENTRAL STATION: #800-245-7821 or #561-819-1280
Are you ready for Daylight Savings Time?
Your security system records alarms and other events, so it’s important that its internal clock is correct. If you already receive our monitored text and email alerts, your system will update automatically and you don’t need to lift a finger! However, if your system is tied to a standard telephone line, you may need to update the time manually.
All systems are a little different, so if you don’t have your manual handy, call our office and our technicians can walk you through updating the time on your Alarm Panel, Video or Access System.
Halloween Safety Tip #6: Avoid open flames!
Halloween home security isn’t just about preventing burglary and vandalism. It’s about safety. Don’t make the mistake of using candles and other open-flame luminaries. They create a serious fire risk! Consider battery-powered votive candles and light sticks for your decorations instead.
For more tips visit: http://ow.ly/xR8y50wUdNe
#HalloweenSafety
Halloween Safety Tip #5: Consider motion-sensor lights.
If you don’t already have motion-sensor lighting around your home, this is a good time to consider it. These lights can prevent burglars as well as pranksters, and it’s more energy-efficient than keeping lights turned on all night.
For more tips visit: http://ow.ly/xR8y50wUdNe
#HalloweenSafety
Halloween Safety Tip #4: Going out? Don’t make it obvious.
Whether you’re headed to a Halloween party or taking your child trick-or-treating, be sure that your house remains well lit. It’s okay to keep the front light off if you don’t want kids knocking on your door. Just be sure to leave some lights on inside the house.
For more tips visit: http://ow.ly/xR8y50wUdNe
#HalloweenSafety
Halloween Safety Tip #3: Close the garage!
An open garage door on Halloween night is an invitation for theft and vandalism. Keep it closed – with your car parked inside it.
For more tips visit: http://ow.ly/xR8y50wUdNe
#HalloweenSafety
As we move into a new (and hopefully better) 2021, we thank you for your business, loyalty, and support through this challenging year. We appreciate the trust you have placed in us, and we look forward to continuing to serve you in 2021 and beyond!
Our offices will be closing at 2 pm, New Year's Eve and remain closed for New Year's Day. We look forward to servicing you when we reopen Monday, January 4th 2021
Best wishes to you and yours for a happy and healthy 2021, from your friends at Security Tech Inc!
Electronics and expensive holiday gifts are exciting but reconsider leaving those empty boxes at the curb for days. You’re announcing to would-be thieves to shop at your house for the latest technology!
View our 12 Tips for Keeping Your Home Safe & Secure this Holiday Season at https://securitytechinc.com/blog/
As we celebrate this year (a little differently), we wish you moments of peace amid the challenges and all the warmth, joy and tranquility of the Christmas season. Best wishes for a happy & healthy holiday!
Please note, our office will close at 3 pm, Thursday, December 24th
and reopen Monday, December 28th
Merry Christmas!
Whether you're heading to a holiday party or a day at the mall, take a tip from Kevin McCallister and be sure that your house remains well lit! Leaving the television or radio on can also make thieves reconsider who is home. Check out our 12 Tips for Keeping Your Home Safe & Secure this Holiday Season at https://securitytechinc.com/blog/
Holiday lights mean extra wires, and often, extension cords. Check that your cords have no frayed ends and are certified for outdoor use. Avoid running them through windows or doors leading inside. The little wedge that wire leaves are all a burglar needs to pry their way in!
