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False Alarms
  Eliminating False Alerts
  What are false alerts?
  Automatic beacons and accidental activation
  Common user errors
  Why false alerts affect emergency response time
  Preventing false alerts
  What to do if your beacon is accidentally activated
  Intentional false alerts
  How does registration help?
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Common user errors

There are many common user errors that lead to false alerts.  These include:

  • Shipping a beacon with the battery connected and the beacon armed.
  • Removing a beacon from its bracket without properly disarming it.
  • Not following proper test or inspection procedures.
  • Providing curious passengers with unsupervised access to beacon locations.
  • Leaving a beacon where children can get at it.
  • Not reading the beacon's user manual.

Even low or expired batteries, or close contact to magnets can sometimes cause a beacon to accidentally activate.

 

 
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