Lol, the alarm company should have had it on test. must have forgot. I've never had anyone from fire, police, or medical show up during a false alarm from a test but I can imagine that would be pretty embarrassing.
@NoFloFire interesting. I think someone goofed and tried to play it off, lol. Usually, when you put a system on test with the monitoring station, they give you a time frame before it turns back on again. Either they didn't give it enough time and were still playing with it when it turned back on, or someone at the monitoring station messed up. It happens.
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Lol, the alarm company should have had it on test. must have forgot. I've never had anyone from fire, police, or medical show up during a false alarm from a test but I can imagine that would be pretty embarrassing.
It’s when they took it out of test it must have tripped the system is what they said.
@NoFloFire interesting. I think someone goofed and tried to play it off, lol. Usually, when you put a system on test with the monitoring station, they give you a time frame before it turns back on again. Either they didn't give it enough time and were still playing with it when it turned back on, or someone at the monitoring station messed up. It happens.