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01. How the alert reaches you02. What to set up03. Equipment in stock04. Get it installed05. FAQ
A phone-connected burglar alarm sends a push notification when a sensor triggers and lets you arm, disarm and check status from an app. Wi-Fi works while your router is up; a GSM or 4G module keeps alerts and control working when Wi-Fi or power fails, by SMS, call or app. For homes in Kenya, an alarm with both Wi-Fi and GSM is the safest choice.
Key takeaways
- App alerts tell you instantly, wherever you are.
- GSM or 4G keeps the alarm connected when Wi-Fi fails.
- You can arm and disarm from your phone.
- Share access with family and trusted people.
- Keep the SIM active and the panel battery healthy.
01How the alert reaches you
| Link | Works when | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi | Router and internet are up | App notifications and remote control |
| GSM or 4G module | Wi-Fi or internet is down | SMS, calls or app over mobile data |
| Both together | Most failures | Recommended for Kenyan homes |
02What to set up
- Arm and disarm from the app, and test it.
- Add family members with their own codes or app access.
- Set up alert contacts: you and one trusted neighbour or family member.
- Keep a prepaid SIM topped up for the GSM module.
- Check the panel battery and sensor batteries every few months.
03Equipment in stock
04Get it installed
05Frequently asked questions
Does it work without Wi-Fi?
Yes, if it has a GSM or 4G module; it then alerts by SMS, call or mobile data.
Can I arm it from abroad?
Yes, with an app and internet or GSM connection.
What if the SIM runs out of credit?
The GSM link stops working; keep it topped up and check regularly.
Is the app secure?
Use strong passwords and two-factor where offered; we advise at set-up.
