Quick answer
To silence a sounding alarm, disarm it with your code, fob or app; the siren stops and the panel keeps the event log. Most faults are low sensor or panel batteries, a door contact out of line, a motion sensor seeing pets, curtains or sunlight, a tamper switch, or lost communication after a power cut.
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- Disarm with code, fob or app to silence it.
- Beeping often means a low battery or a fault.
- False alarms: sensor placement, pets, open windows.
- Tamper alarms: a cover or siren box opened.
- Check the event log to see which zone triggered.
01Symptom guide
| Symptom | Likely cause |
|---|---|
| Won't arm | A door or window still open, or a zone fault |
| Beeping | Low battery, power loss or communication fault |
| False alarms | Pets, curtains, heaters, sunlight on a PIR; loose door contact |
| Tamper alarm | Sensor or siren cover opened |
| No phone alerts | Wi-Fi or GSM lost, app notifications off |
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03Frequently asked questions
How do I turn off my house alarm?
Disarm it with your user code, key fob or the app. If it keeps going off, check the event log for the zone causing it.
Why does my alarm keep beeping?
Usually a low battery in the panel or a sensor, or a communication fault after a power cut.
