Home Alarm

I have a Brinks security system installed at home with me (if I am not currently a service). My fiance is moving in and it has a contract with a local alarm company. The local alarm company told me they may charge extra when we convert the service to my house because they are not sure they can use equipment already installed in my house.

Are they legitimate or are simply trying to make a little money?

As long as the alarm system can call their current call center and to identify the problem (ie which window was open), you're OK. However, it is possible that the S / W in their call center can not be Combatible with your alarm system).

Two options: Since you will pay per month, they might as well install their system of free

Leave your fiance cancel with them and call Brinks.

If your system will work with the local society depends on the type of panel you have and the type of panel they want / can you put up with. For example, if you have a sign Honeywell Lynx, it will not work with the panel of Vista because the Lynx wireless sensors, the sensors are wired and Vista. This is not just a communication problem with the panel of the monitoring station, but also sensors communicate to the committee. Discover one of the technicians of the company or not it will work. The representative probably just wants the money, but the technology just gets paid to do the installation. They do not care what equipment you have. In fact, the less they have to install new, the happier they are. If they are "not sure" they can use the equipment, they at least try. worst case is that they can not, and you do not have to go through it if you do not want. Also, if they move from its system, it should not cost more than you have your equipment if you did not have any.

Oh, and if you go to try to cancel your boyfriend with him, you'd better hope that his contract with them expired, or it will cost you the rest, however many months it has left MMR cancel.