BLUE alarm color indicates which of the following conditions?

BLUE alarm color indicates which of the following conditions?

• A. Tamper Alarm.
• B. Alarm point is secure.
• C. Power/communication failures.
• D. Alarm point is accessed.

Answer: (C)

Blue is used to flag issues with power or communications between the alarm point and the monitoring system. When this color appears, it means the point may not be powered properly or it cannot communicate with the central monitor, so the system cannot confirm its status. This is different from a true alarm, a tamper event, or an access event, which are shown with other indicators. The correct action is to investigate power at the alarm point, check the battery if applicable, and verify the communication link or network path to the monitor, then restore power and restore/verify communication so normal status can be confirmed.

Blue is used to flag issues with power or communications between the alarm point and the monitoring system. When this color appears, it means the point may not be powered properly or it cannot communicate with the central monitor, so the system cannot confirm its status. This is different from a true alarm, a tamper event, or an access event, which are shown with other indicators. The correct action is to investigate power at the alarm point, check the battery if applicable, and verify the communication link or network path to the monitor, then restore power and restore/verify communication so normal status can be confirmed.