Two Way Voice -
Puts More Handcuffs On Criminals
2 way voice is the most efficient way to verify that and burglary is in progress. In most metropolitan areas the police won't respond unless it has been verified. CBS report - Burglar Alarms Cops Won't Answer. This is because of the fact that 95% of alarms are false alarms.
With our new state of the art 2gig technology Go!Control Panel not only do you get the security of 2 Way Voice but you get that security over a cellular connection. This means that there is no line to cut or disable. The 2 Way Voice is able to work even if the panel has been completely removed from the home.
Q. What Is Two-Way Voice?
A. Two-Way Voice is an audio device added to an alarm or emergency response system, incorporating a speaker and microphone. This allows the Central Monitoring Station to hear what's going on at the premises when the alarm goes off, and directly converse with the homeowner. This feature is invaluable when it comes to reducing false alarms and improving emergency response time.
Q. How Does A Two-Way Voice System Work?
A. Once the alarm has been activated, a microphone is initiated, allowing the monitoring station to listen in to the protected premises. The dispatcher, through a speaker also located in the system, converses directly with the premises, controlling the audio exchange.
Q. What Are the Best Uses For Two-Way Voice?
A. Every residential security system should have two-way voice. This allows for more accurate verification of false alarms, better determination of break-ins, and is invaluable in the event of medical or fire emergencies. Two-way voice can also be utilized in numerous small commercial or retail businesses.
Q. What is two-Way Voice over GSM?
A. Two-Way Voice on other systems works like a plain old speaker phone. You probably have the feature on your home phone. But with Two-Way Voice over GSM you have a much clearer digital signal that is transmitted over a cell phone. There is no way for a burglar to simply disable the Two-Way Voice but cutting the phone lines outside or by just ripping the control panel from the wall. Most burglars know that it is just that easy.