Millennium Security Services

read moreOur Techs have installed products from DSC, a major North American Alarm System Manufacturer, for more than 20 years now! So, you can be confident that our systems are of high quality to last for many years and also for the ease of use as the systems of today work in the same manner as our earlier versions alarm systems. Whether home or away, at the desk or on the go, our interactive home control services makes it simple to monitor property, keep loved ones safe, and stay connected to home and family from anywhere.

read moreVideo surveillance and recording is a critical component of a complete security system for your home or business. But not any system will do. Previous generation cameras and recorders and box store systems often deliver sub-par images, poor recording capabilities and a limited range of vision. They may work in some situations, but they rarely offer the quality, flexibility and user friendliness that Millennium Security Services seeks to provide. That's why we've partnered with a leading manufacturer of digital video cameras and recorders.

read moreWhen Millennium installed or took over your system, the tech tested the system to the central station in this similar manner. The alarm system manufacturer suggests that you test your system weekly and we require you per your agreement, to test it monthly and to test it if any changes are made to the telephone system or to the premises. Second - Arm your system. Wait for exit delay to expire, if your system has one, then open your entry door. Wait for delay to expire and siren will sound, then trigger all devices (doors, windows, glassbreaks, etc) until all devices have been tripped.

read moreThis form uses a Cellular Radio Unit, like your cell phone technology, to transmit the alarm information to the Monitoring Station. This form is digital and supervised by the alarm system and will display trouble info if needed. This is very Reliable and Secure! This form uses your "always on" high speed internet connection to send the alarm information to the Monitoring Station. This is very fast! Less than 4 seconds to the Monitoring Station! Which means faster response to your needs. Basically the alarm system, in your location, will use your POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) to call the central monitoring station, via a 800 service and transmit the alarm information to the Monitoring Station.