Fire Alarm Monitoring Agreement - The City of Naperville 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Subscriber Name, Address, City, State, Phone, Zip Code, and Email in the designated fields. If you are not the property owner, provide the Property Owner's information as well.
  3. Review the Terms and Conditions section carefully. Ensure you understand your obligations regarding monitoring fees and service terms.
  4. Sign the agreement on the signature page. Both you and an authorized representative from the City of Naperville must sign for it to be binding.
  5. Once completed, return the form either by mail to the Naperville Fire Department or via email at FireInspections@naperville.il.us.

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As a State of Illinois licensed fire alarm contractor, and Notifier Premier distributor, Fox Valley Fire Safety is your partner in fire and life safety. Along with installation of new fire alarm systems, we service, inspect, repair, maintain and monitor fire alarm systems of all the major manufacturers.
NFPA 72 requires all fire alarm systems, including equipment used for monitoring, to have 24 hours of backup power. If an IP communicator is used for monitoring, the internet equipment must be connected to a backup power supply capable of providing power for a minimum of 24 hours.
The verification procedures outlined in CAN/ULC-S537 ensure the fire alarm system and the various system components were installed properly and are working correctly. Verification takes place when new fire alarm systems are put in place and when additions or modifications are made to existing fire alarm systems.
If youre looking for a modern, reliable way to help your loved one stay safe at home without needing a landline, a digital personal alarm is an excellent solution. These alarms use mobile network connections to provide 24/7 support, so theres no need for a home phone line.
Nowadays, we all keep that same technology right in our pocket. However, the best security systems used to use those landlines to communicate with their monitoring centers. And some still do. A home security system without a landline uses your Wi-Fi, a cellular connection, or both.

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Home security systems do not need a phone line. Modern security systems can use cellular signals, internet connection, or VoIP to send alerts to their respective monitoring centers.
Do home security systems need a phone line? Home security systems do not need a phone line. Modern security systems can use cellular signals, internet connection, or VoIP to send alerts to their respective monitoring centers.
Wall clearance: Detectors must be within 15 feet of all walls (half the nominal spacing) Ceiling height considerations: Wall-mounted alarms require 4-12 inches from the ceiling; ceiling-mounted units need 4 inches of minimum clearance from the sidewalls.

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