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PANIC BUTTON SIMPLISAFE INSTALL
PANIC BUTTON SIMPLISAFE PROFESSIONAL
PANIC BUTTON SIMPLISAFE WINDOWS

Hold the Test Button on the front of the sensor for 4 secondsĮxtra Siren, Water, and Temperature/Freeze Sensors :.Listen for the Base Station to say "Panic Button" to confirm.Hold the Panic Button down for 2 seconds.Listen for the Base Station to say "Entry Sensor" to confirm.

PANIC BUTTON SIMPLISAFE WINDOWS

Open and close protected doors and windows.Glassbreak sensors will respond to any loud sound in Test Mode (whereas normally they only respond to breaking glass).Clap your hands loudly near your windows.Press Test Button on the top of the sensor.Re-enter the room and the Base Station will say “Motion Sensor".For an accurate test, leave the room for the sensor you are testing then wait 15 seconds.Press the Test Button on the top of the Motion Sensor.To continue with testing your devices, please continue with the below steps for each type of sensor. If you would just like to test your connection, you can stop here. You can also view the test event on your timeline via the SimpliSafe app.You will receive a call from our monitoring center to confirm the test.

Press the left edge when you are ready to end Test Mode and return to the Menu.

Press the bottom edge to enter Test Mode.

Press the right edge of the screen to scroll to Test Mode.

You can also send us a test signal to confirm that your system is connected, either independently of testing your devices or after testing them to make sure your system remains connected. Sending a Test Signal (while in Test Mode)

PANIC BUTTON SIMPLISAFE PROFESSIONAL

The Base Station will announce the sensor type to confirm that it has received the signal (If you have a professional monitoring plan, you will receive a phone call confirming the test).

Follow the instructions below for each sensor that you’d like to test.

From the keypad, go to the “Menu” and select “Test Mode".

Your SimpliSafe system has a built-in Test Mode to let you test all of your sensors. If you're not certain which system you have, you can tell the difference here. Click here to view the article about the Original SimpliSafe. If you purchased a system in 2017 or earlier, you have the Original SimpliSafe. We are open 7 days a week from 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM EST.Does your Keypad look like the one pictured to the left? Then you're in the right place! You've got the Gen 3 SimpliSafe system. Our support team will be happy to help if you experience any issues during installation. View this page for additional information. If you are installing a new Panic Button to an existing system it can be added through your Keypad, or the Easy Setup Wizard. Once you have finished, slide the Panic Button back on to it’s bracket, and it is installed. If you would prefer your Panic Button to be more secure, slide the Panic Button up off of it’s bracket, and use the included screws to permanently attach the bracket to a surface. Press and hold the Panic Button for 30 seconds to ensure it is attached to the surface. Next, remove the liner of the adhesive strip attached to the Panic Button’s bracket, and adhere the Panic Button to a smooth surface.

PANIC BUTTON SIMPLISAFE INSTALL

To install your Panic Button remove the white battery activation strip hanging from the battery compartment. The Panic Button can trigger your alarm when the system is disarmed as well. To trigger your Panic Button press and hold the button for two seconds, and the alarm will sound. We recommend adhering it to a wall, so that it does not get lost or misplaced. The majority of homeowners prefer to install their Panic Button in the master bedroom, however you can install it anywhere that you believe would be easily accessible during an emergency. If there is an emergency you can trigger an alarm using your Panic Button. Click here for the article for the Gen 3 SimpliSafe. If you purchased a new system in 2018 or later, you likely have the Gen 3 SimpliSafe. Does your Keypad look like the one pictured to the left? Then you're in the right place! You've got the Original SimpliSafe system.