The NBN will be rolled out over the whole of Australia within the next couple of years, and if your alarm system sends signals on a phone line, this could mean you will lose service.

NBNs effects on monitored sites

Traditional alarm systems communicate back to base by making a phone call to send alarm signals. With the rollout of the NBN, phone lines will be changed from analogue lines to digital, which will affect the communications for most alarm panels.

There are a few options to avoid losing your alarm service. By adding an additional device to the alarm system, you will be able to seamlessly continue your alarm monitoring and maintain the security of your home or business. A range of devices are available offering different communication paths; from using your existing Internet connection, to communicating via the mobile network.

Improve your Security with the NBN

With the arrival of the NBN, all Australian homes and business have even more reason to take advantage of the latest in security technology. A module can be added to your existing alarm system to provide leading edge security features.

Get notifications of alarm events – if you’re alarm is set off, or somebody leaves or arrives home, you’ll get a notification on your smart phone.

Remote Arming and Disarming – if you’ve left the house and forgot to arm, you can arm it on your smart phone.

Alarmzone can assist with finding the best, and most cost effective solution for your home or business. To discuss the best option for you, please get in touch.