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Frequently Asked Questions
Surly, there are different types of fire protection, anti-theft and home automation systems available in the market with each having its own positive and negative characteristics for different uses. We here in Azarneda consult you to get the best system available and suitable for your application according to our experience.
This depends on the context of the contract between us and the customer. But in general, these contracts are composed for one year and more.
We can install pet friendly sensors for your house. This way, despite the anti-theft system and pets, there is no problem for you as false alarms.
Yes, they will. These systems can typically support up to 12 hours of power-free operation through auxiliary batteries built into these systems. Of course, these batteries should be checked with written inspections and their health should be ensured.
The answer to this question depends on the conditions in which the system existed during this period, but in general, a system that has been abandoned under normal environmental conditions and nothing special has happened to it can be revived and used again after a total overhaul.
Yes. Our technicians can work with fire alarm and fire extinguishing systems, anti-theft systems, home automation systems from different brands.
Repairing or replacing equipment requires complete information about the entire system. Therefore, after reviewing and visiting your project, we will prepare and install the equipment that needs to be replaced for you.
Fire alarm and extinguishing systems as well as burglar alarm systems are all active systems, meaning that electricity is always flowing through them, which makes it vital that there is no error in the system. Hence the best time to start system maintenance is immediately after system commissioning and hand-over is finalized.
