Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

False alarms can be a significant problem in many situations, and there are several reasons why you should care about them: 1. False alarms can waste time and resources: When a false alarm is triggered, it can cause people to stop what they're doing and investigate the situation. This can lead to wasted time and resources that could have been used for more important tasks. 2. False alarms can cause unnecessary stress: When people are constantly alerted to situations that turn out to be false alarms, it can create a sense of stress and anxiety. This can be especially true in situations where false alarms are frequent, such as in hospitals or public transportation systems. 3. False alarms can lead to complacency: If false alarms happen too often, people may become complacent and start to ignore them. This can be dangerous if there is a real emergency that people need to respond to. 4. False alarms can lead to safety risks: In situations where false alarms are common, people may not take them as seriously as they should. This can lead to safety risks if there is a real emergency and people do not respond appropriately. Overall, false alarms can have negative consequences, so it is important to take steps to reduce their occurrence and ensure that people are prepared to respond appropriately to real emergencies.

Yes, animals can trigger motion sensors, depending on the size and sensitivity of the sensor. Many motion sensors used in homes, businesses, and other settings are designed to detect motion by sensing changes in infrared energy levels. When an object moves in front of the sensor, it can cause a change in the infrared energy levels, which triggers an alert. Small animals such as birds and cats are less likely to trigger motion sensors because they emit less infrared energy, and they may not be large enough to cause a significant change in energy levels. However, larger animals can trigger motion sensors, especially if they come close to the sensor or move quickly in front of it. Some motion sensors are designed to filter out small movements or to adjust their sensitivity based on the environment, which can help reduce the number of false alarms caused by animals. However, it's still possible for animals to trigger motion sensors, so it's important to consider this possibility when setting up and using motion sensors in different environments.

It depends on the type of security system you have installed in your home. Some security systems are designed to provide more detailed information about security breaches, including the location of the breach. These systems may use sensors or cameras to detect motion or other signs of intrusion, and they may be programmed to send notifications to the homeowner or security personnel, along with a description of where the breach occurred. For example, some security systems may include door or window sensors that can detect when a door or window has been opened or broken, and they may provide information about which door or window was breached. Similarly, some systems may use motion sensors or cameras that are strategically placed around the home to provide information about where an intruder was detected. However, not all security systems provide this level of detail. Some systems may simply provide a general notification that a breach has occurred, without specifying where in the home it happened. It's important to carefully review the features of any security system you are considering to determine what level of detail it can provide in the event of a security breach.

There are many companies that offer alarm installation services on Curacao. However, I would recommend contacting us (Central Security Services) for more information about alarm installations.

Yes, in most cases you can get professional monitoring of CSS for your existing home or business security system, even if it was not originally installed by a professional monitoring service. To get started, you will typically need to contact us and provide us with some basic information about your system, such as the type of system, the number of sensors, and any other relevant details Once your system has been approved for monitoring, we will typically install a monitoring unit or device that will communicate with your security system and send alerts to the monitoring center in the event of a security breach or other emergency. You will then be able to take advantage of the benefits of professional monitoring, such as round-the-clock monitoring and the ability to quickly respond to emergencies.