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Monday, June 15th, 2020 5:35 PM
Landlord or HOA use case
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whoaru99
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3 years ago
IMO, what you seek transcends the practical scope, intent, and capabilities of the SS system.
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whoaru99
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3 years ago
If they were paying $15/mo for SS monitoring they would not need the HOA to monitor because the montioring service contracted through SS calls the subscriber. That's what the $15/mo is for.
If the subscriber (tenant?) upgraded to the $25/mo plan they get all the fully interactive remote control/remote access stuff, notifications, plus the aforementioned monitoring. And, remember, that link for remote access is cellular/will automatically fall back to cellular so one needn't be tied into a WiFi connection for the remote access/notification stuff to work while you're away from home.
If a subscriber/tenant added cameras then I think up to 10 can be added with remote/cloud storage with the $25 plan whereas I think it's just one with the $15 plan. You can add more cams with the $15 plan but after the first I think it's like $5 each for the cloud storage.
As well, be sure the replacement smoke and CO detectors are fully compliant with local codes/regulations for the type of housing it is. For example, if the units are multiple dwelling townhouses then perhaps the code requires any smoke alarm in one unit trigger the alarm in all joined units. Perhaps you have covered all that already but it bears mentioning in case not.
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sevensiamesecats
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