Just wanted to share a simple tip:
In the world of smart homes, false alarms in security systems can be a major nuisance. Whether it’s a sudden movement by a pet or just a gust of wind, you might find yourself receiving frequent alerts that aren’t necessary. But worry not—there are two simple settings that can help make your security system smarter and more reliable.
First, let’s understand what “delayed alert” and “delayed arming” mean. A delayed alert means that when the security system detects a potential intrusion or anomaly, it won’t trigger an immediate alert. Instead, it will wait for a certain amount of time, giving you the chance to verify the situation. This is especially useful if you have pets or experience frequent wind, falling leaves, or other natural occurrences. Delayed arming refers to the security system waiting a certain period before triggering an alert or taking action when it detects an anomaly in the armed state. These two settings work hand in hand to minimize false alarms.
