Copper phone lines are being retired, and alarm systems that still use them may stop reaching the central station. How dealers can find those accounts and move them.
Copper phone lines are being phased out across the U.S. When a customer switches to fiber, an alarm panel still dialing over the old line can stop reaching the central station, and a fire alarm can go off with nothing received. Dealers can find the accounts still on phone lines, move them to cellular or IP communicators, and test each one with the central station. Scutum Digital helps alarm dealers plan the move.