Loss of Supervision
Causes of Loss of Supervision
DO NOT RESET THE PANEL
To test if your sensor is too far from the panel:
Deleting the sensor and re-adding it back:
If deleting and adding back the sensor does not fix your issue
Door/Window Sensors Loss of Supervision
Understanding Door/Window Sensor Issues
It is important to regularly test and maintain all system sensors. A low battery or abnormal damage to the sensor can cause irregular activity, including loss of supervision. Loss of supervision is an automatic diagnostic the system uses to verify that sensors are wireless communicating properly. Other contributing factors that can cause loss of supervision are distance to the panel, large mirrors, large fish tanks, large metal objects, or concrete/mortar barriers and objects.
Step by Step Instructions
When your sensors are experiencing a LOSS of SUPERVISION we need to identify if it is being caused by:
DO NOT RESET THE PANEL
To test if your sensor is too far from the panel:
Deleting the sensor and re-adding it back:
If deleting and adding back the sensor does not fix your issue
Glass Break Detector Loss of Supervision
Understanding Glass Break Detector Issues
It is important to regularly test and maintain all system sensors. A low battery or abnormal damage to the sensor can cause irregular activity, including loss of supervision. Loss of supervision is an automatic diagnostic the system uses to verify that sensors are wireless communicating properly. Other contributing factors that can cause loss of supervision are distance to the panel, large mirrors, large fish tanks, large metal objects, or concrete/mortar barriers and objects.
Step by Step Instructions
When your sensors are experiencing a Loss of Supervision we need to identify if it is being caused by:
DO NOT RESET THE PANEL
To test if your sensor is too far from the panel:
Deleting the sensor and re-adding it back:
If deleting and adding back the sensor does not fix your issue
Motion Sensor Loss of Supervision
Understanding Motion Sensor Issues
It is important to regularly test and maintain all system sensors. A low battery or abnormal damage to the sensor can cause irregular activity, including loss of supervision. Loss of supervision is an automatic diagnostic the system uses to verify that sensors are wireless communicating properly. Other contributing factors that can cause loss of supervision are distance to the panel, large mirrors, large fish tanks, large metal objects, or concrete/mortar barriers and objects.
Step by Step Instructions
When your sensors are experiencing a LOSS of SUPERVISION we need to identify if it is being caused by:
DO NOT RESET THE PANEL
To test if your sensor is too far from the panel:
Deleting the sensor and re-adding it back:
If deleting and adding back the sensor does not fix your issue
Smoke/Carbon Combo Detector Loss of Supervision
Understanding Smoke/Carbon Issues
It is important to regularly test and maintain all system sensors. A low battery or abnormal damage to the sensor can cause irregular activity, including loss of supervision. Loss of supervision is an automatic diagnostic the system uses to verify that sensors are wireless communicating properly. Other contributing factors that can cause loss of supervision are distance to the panel, large mirrors, large fish tanks, large metal objects, or concrete/mortar barriers and objects.
Step by Step Instructions
When your sensors are experiencing a LOSS of SUPERVISION we need to identify if it is being caused by:
DO NOT RESET THE PANEL
To test if your sensor is too far from the panel:
Deleting the sensor and re-adding it back:
If deleting and adding back the sensor does not fix your issue
Smoke/Heat/Freeze Detector Loss of Supervision
Understanding Smoke/Heat/Freeze Issues
It is important to regularly test and maintain all system sensors. A low battery or abnormal damage to the sensor can cause irregular activity, including loss of supervision. Loss of supervision is an automatic diagnostic the system uses to verify that sensors are wireless communicating properly. Other contributing factors that can cause loss of supervision are distance to the panel, large mirrors, large fish tanks, large metal objects, or concrete/mortar barriers and objects.
Step by Step Instructions
When your sensors are experiencing a LOSS of SUPERVISION we need to identify if it is being caused by:
DO NOT RESET THE PANEL
To test if your sensor is too far from the panel:
Deleting the sensor and re-adding it back:
If deleting and adding back the sensor does not fix your issue
Carbon Monoxide Detector Loss of Supervision
Understanding CO Detector Issues
It is important to regularly test and maintain all system sensors. A low battery or abnormal damage to the sensor can cause irregular activity, including loss of supervision. Loss of supervision is an automatic diagnostic the system uses to verify that sensors are wireless communicating properly. Other contributing factors that can cause loss of supervision are distance to the panel, large mirrors, large fish tanks, large metal objects, or concrete/mortar barriers and objects.
Step by Step Instructions
When your sensors are experiencing a LOSS of SUPERVISION we need to identify if it is being caused by:
DO NOT RESET THE PANEL
To test if your sensor is too far from the panel:
Deleting the sensor and re-adding it back:
If deleting and adding back the sensor does not fix your issue
Flood + Freeze Sensor Loss of Supervision
Understanding Flood + Freeze Issues
It is important to regularly test and maintain all system sensors. A low battery or abnormal damage to the sensor can cause irregular activity, including loss of supervision. Loss of supervision is an automatic diagnostic the system uses to verify that sensors are wireless communicating properly. Other contributing factors that can cause loss of supervision are distance to the panel, large mirrors, large fish tanks, large metal objects, or concrete/mortar barriers and objects.
Step by Step Instructions
When your sensors are experiencing a LOSS of SUPERVISION we need to identify if it is being caused by:
DO NOT RESET THE PANEL
To test if your sensor is too far from the panel:
Deleting the sensor and re-adding it back:
If deleting and adding back the sensor does not fix your issue