Testing Your System & Activating Monitoring

Congrats on installing your AAA Smart Home Security system!

All you need to do now is call us at (855) 933-4393 to get your system and monitoring up and running. We’re available Monday - Friday (7:00 am - 7 pm MST) and Saturday (8 am - 5 pm MST).

When you call, our Smart Home Pros will test your system and activate your 24/7 professional monitoring.

Testing your contact sensors and motion detector

First, you’ll test your contact sensors together. Go to the Sensor Signal Test page of your panel’s install wizard, where you’ll find your entry sensors and motion detector listed.

To test them, open and close each door and window that has a sensor placed, and wave your hand in front of the motion detector.

You’ll see the results on your panel screen. If they do not read “Excellent” or “Good”, ask your Smart Home Pro about changing your panel’s location.

Sensor Signal Test screen

Testing other security devices

Next, your virtual Smart Home Security Pro will walk you through testing the connection of your smoke and heat detector, carbon monoxide detector, glass break sensor, and/or temperature sensors.

Activation

Once you and your Smart Home Security Pro ensure your devices are working properly, they will activate your 24/7 professional monitoring during your call.

Other Device Install Guides

Control Panel Table Mount

Before setting up your AAA Smart Home control panel, make sure you have all the components needed and you have read over the documentation.

Battery Doorbell Camera

This completely wireless video doorbell gives you the flexibility to choose the perfect installation location at your front door.

Glass Break Sensor Installation Guide

Your glass break sensor is a device that can be used in your home to monitor areas with large glass windows or doors.

Control Panel Settings Welcome screen

We offer basic and smart home security systems with professional monitoring for as low as $19.99/month. Keep your home safe and get your free quote today.

a panic button

When pressed within range of your panel, the panic button alerts your system to dispatch medical, fire, or police first responders in case of an emergency.