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How AT&T Landline Shutdown Impacts Fire Alarm Compliance

If your fire alarm system still uses a landline, it may no longer meet code once AT&T shuts that line down.

This is a serious issue for commercial buildings, apartments, healthcare facilities, schools, and public spaces across Illinois.

Sentry Security helps buildings stay compliant without landlines.

847.353.7200 | service@sentrysecurity.com | www.sentrysecurity.com

Why Landlines Matter to Fire Alarms

Many older fire alarm panels were designed to send emergency signals over phone lines. When those lines are removed, alarm signals may never reach the monitoring center or fire department.

That can lead to:

  • Code violations

  • Failed inspections

  • Insurance issues

  • Delayed emergency response

Fire protection depends on reliable communication, not outdated phone service.

What Fire Codes Expect Now

Fire codes still require fire alarms to:

  • Send signals immediately

  • Reach a listed monitoring center

  • Stay operational during outages

Systems relying on landlines often fail these requirements once phone service changes.

Sentry Security upgrades systems using modern communication paths that meet today’s expectations.

How Sentry Security Keeps You Compliant

Buildings That Must Act First

This impacts:

If your fire panel still connects to a phone line, compliance is already at risk.

Trusted Fire Protection in Illinois

Sentry Security is a trusted Illinois provider with proven performance, recognized through industry awards and real-world case studies.

We don’t just install systems we keep them compliant year after year.

What to Do Next

  1. Check how your fire alarm sends signals

  2. Schedule a compliance review

  3. Upgrade before inspections fail

Request a quote or call 847.353.7200 today.

Sentry Security

Install. Monitor. Maintain. Inspect.

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