Preparing for TELUS Secure Business installation

How soon we can install your system will depend upon installer availability. We’ll provide you with options at time of booking. Depending on complexity, installations typically take between 4 and 6 hours.

If you rent your home or live in a condominium, ensure your landlord or strata have approved any drilling that will be required as part of the installation. The technician may need to reach your landlord for questions, and gain access to the phone room.

Clear areas for access where you would like equipment installed. Your equipment placement will be finalized in consultation with your technician during installation.

At time of sale, you will be asked to provide information for the two people you would like us to contact for you in case of emergency.

You will need to notice them that they are on your contact list. Furthermore, you will need to give them a password in case of an emergency call from the alarm central. If your contacts or their information change at some point, you have to let us know by calling 310-1212 to update your file. It is also recommended to give us emergency contacts that live nearby and grant them access to your home to disarm your alarm system. This may be an easier and faster way to take action in case of a false alarm.

Once the installation is complete, the technician will demonstrate the features of your system, including how to arm/disarm and using the TELUS SmartHome Security mobile app. Ideally, everyone who will be using the system on a daily basis should attend the demonstration. If that's not possible, please plan to have someone over the age of 18 available for the duration of the appointment.

Make sure you know where and how your existing security equipment is set up so you can walk the technician through it at time of install.

Call us at 310-1212

Your account can hold a maximum of 3000 clips per month for the Control plan and 8000 clips for Maximal plan. If you record more than 1000 clips, your oldest clips will be over-written by the new. You can save certain clips, so that they are not overwritten, by going to your and "protecting" the clip.

You can upload a maximum of 1000 clips a month for manual and scheduled recordings. If you go over this amount, you will need to wait until next month for your limit to reset.Alarm-triggered recordings will always be available even if you have reached your limit. During an alarm, clips will record back to back, with up to 80 clips recorded if you have the length set to 15min.

You can set the duration of the clips by going to your by going to

Yes, TELUS provides a 30-day money back guarantee to ensure you are completely satisfied with the service.

All equipment is warrantied for as long as you contracted with TELUS.

You only have to dial 310-1212 and a TELUS SmartHome Security representative will assist you. If needed, a service technician will be dispatched to install your new devices.

est assured, your system includes a back-up battery which lasts for 24 hours and is rechargeable. Furthermore, the dual communication feature of the main control panel with the alarm central (communication by cellular and Wi-Fi) allows to keep a communication link with the alarm central in case of a power outage.

No, your home insurance policy will compensate you based on your coverage.

Our Central Monitoring Station (CMS) is a highly secure, ULC-certified, TMA Five Diamond rated facility which houses trained professionals and critical information to monitor a home security and/or personal on a 24/7 basis. To ensure redundancy and reliability of your services, we have two monitoring facilities prepared to receive alarm signals at all times. The station will receive alarm signals from security and the operator will use customer account information and a specific action protocol (based on proven industry best practices) to take action. In the event of an alarm (fire, intrusion, panic, duress, medical or environmental) the agent will contact the customer, starting with 2-way voice to the premise, and then if necessary by phone. If the alarm is unable to be verified, the CMS will follow a standard action protocol, which involves contacting emergency contacts and/or emergency service providers (police, fire, ambulance) as required. In the case of a confirmed emergency, as confirmed by the customer, the customer’s emergency contacts or through your in-home devices, emergency service providers will be dispatched immediately.

You need to call TELUS to make updates to your account information housed at the Central Monitoring Station given the sensitivity of the data and the security protocols in place. Call us at 310-1212.

For every alarm, the Central Monitoring Station (CMS) will attempt to verify the alarm by contacting the customer, starting with 2-way voice to the premise, and then if necessary by phone. If the alarm is verified to be false, no further action is taken. If the alarm is unable to be verified, the CMS will follow a standard action protocol based on proven industry best practices, which involves contacting emergency contacts and dispatching emergency service providers as required. If an emergency service provider is dispatched in response to a false alarm, the customer may incur false alarm charges. Please note it is the responsibility of the customer to pay these charges. You may declare a false alarm by contacting directly the surveillance central at 1-833-339-2288.

Having a monitored security system from TELUS can reduce home insurance rates. If your home insurance company offers such a discount, you can use the insurance certificate we issued to you as proof of the system installed in your home and monitored by TELUS. You can expect to receive an insurance certificate following your installation. If you need to request another insurance certificate, contact TELUS through Live Chat, or by phone at 310-1212.

If you move, communicate with us promptly at 310-1212 for an appointment with one of our technicians. We will recover your actual system and install another one at your new home.

The main thermostat reading you see on your app or panel is a cumulative average of the temperature reading(s) in your home. If you have multiple thermostats in your home, they will show slightly different temperatures to that of your app.

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