(A) After issuance by the Lake County Sheriff of a permit, the holders of permits for alarms from business premises, financial institutions, and residences may have the systems so installed as to terminate within the county’s alarm facilities.
(B) An alarm holder approved for a direct connection to county alarm facilities, or the company contracting for servicing the subscriber’s alarm system, shall be responsible for obtaining the data path between the alarm holder’s premises and the alarm receiving equipment, if required, in order to provide an input signal which is compatible with the receiving equipment.
(C) All signals transmitted over these wires shall be transmitted in a method compatible with the alarm receiving equipment and the requirements of the county.
(D) These alarms shall be subject to the same provisions concerning false alarms as other systems addressed herein.
(E) Each direct communication alarm system user in the county shall provide an alternative source of power for the alarm system in order to prevent false alarms due to failure of power supplied from the utility company. The alternative source of power shall have the capacity to provide power for at least 24 hours subsequent to any power failure.
(1977 Code, § 3:6-3) (Ord. passed 3-11-1986)