Is Your Fire Alarm Running on a Dead Phone Line?
Telecom companies are shutting off copper phone lines right now. If your fire alarm or security system uses one, it may stop reporting emergencies — and you'd never know.
Here's what's happening to businesses like yours right now
Your alarm line may already be dead
Phone companies are retiring copper infrastructure in phases. Your monitoring company may not even know your line is gone.
You're paying $50–$100/month for lines that don't work
Most businesses have 2–5 dead copper lines they're still paying monthly fees on. That's up to $1,200/year in wasted spend.
Nobody told you
Telecom companies are not required to notify you when they sunset a line. Your alarm installer and monitoring company may have no idea either.
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