If you’re seeing the message “Anti-theft 75 was added” on your Vivint system, it usually indicates a new sensor has been successfully integrated into your home security network. This article will delve into what this message means and how it relates to your Vivint system.
Understanding the Message
The number “75” in the message often refers to a specific sensor type within the Vivint ecosystem. While the exact sensor can vary, it’s often associated with door/window sensors, motion detectors, or glass break sensors. The message itself confirms that the sensor has been recognized and added to your Vivint panel, enabling it to communicate with the rest of your security system.
How to Identify the Newly Added Sensor
- Check your Vivint App: Log into your Vivint app, where you should find a list of all connected devices. Look for a recently added sensor with a status of “Online” or “Active.”
- Consult the Installation Manual: Your Vivint installation manual will have a comprehensive list of sensor codes and their corresponding devices. Locate the code “75” to identify the specific sensor type.
- Contact Vivint Customer Support: If you’re still uncertain, Vivint’s customer support can help identify the added sensor using your account information.
Vivint sensor installation process
Troubleshooting Potential Issues
While the “Anti-theft 75 was added” message typically signals a successful installation, you might encounter issues. Here are some common problems and how to address them:
- Sensor Showing Offline: Ensure the sensor has fresh batteries and is positioned within range of the Vivint panel.
- False Alarms: Check for any misalignment or obstructions that might trigger the sensor unnecessarily.
- Sensor Not Responding: Try power cycling the sensor by removing and reinserting its batteries.
FAQs about Vivint Sensor Installations
Q: Can I install Vivint sensors myself?
While Vivint offers DIY installation options, professional installation is recommended for optimal system performance and to ensure proper sensor placement.
Q: What happens if a sensor is triggered?
When a sensor is triggered, it sends a signal to the Vivint panel, which in turn, can activate your alarm system, send you a notification, and contact Vivint’s monitoring center if you have professional monitoring enabled.
Vivint control panel dashboard showing sensor status
Q: Can I customize the actions taken when a sensor is triggered?
Yes, the Vivint app allows you to customize sensor actions. You can choose to receive notifications, adjust the alarm sound, or even automate home responses like turning on lights.
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