Get your business back to business as usual

Your ADT security helps protect your business against disruption, but should a problem occur, we provide all the support you need.

If you have an accounts or billing question, a repairs or servicing query, you’re thinking about moving premises or … this page contains everything you need to know.

Top Business FAQs

I’ve purchased my ADT Security System, what happens next?

One of our installation planners will call you to arrange the earliest convenient date for your installation.

My system is now installed, where can I find all supporting documentation?

You can download your welcome pack from here; this should have all the information you need. Click here to identify your control panel and also to view our range of videos.

We have also created a number of quick reference guides which detail each step, please click on the link below for the guide applicable to you:

How do I schedule a routine inspection?

We will contact you either by letter or phone at time of servicing to book in a mutually convenient date.

For insurance purposes, what category is my alarm?

All alarms supplied by ADT are approved by NACOSS and adhere to NSI standards. For further information regarding your particular system please contact us on 0344 800 1999

How do I pay a bill?

There are few ways you can pay a bill,

Online, https://payment.adt.co.uk
Credit Card Hotline 0344 800 6439
Direct Debit
By Cheque

Can I change the master code on my system?

Yes, there are many functions such as changing master codes, adding new codes and fobs and more that you can do yourself. Click here to identify your control panel and also to view our range of videos.

We have also created a number of quick reference guides which detail each step, please click on the link below for the guide applicable to you:

Can I order replacement fobs for my alarm system?

Yes, all fobs are guaranteed for 12 months under warranty. If you wish to order additional fobs or your fobs are older than 12 months old they can be ordered but there will be a charge. Please call us on 0344 800 1999 so we can identify the type of fob you have.

How do I report a fault on my system?

If you need to report a general fault please contact us on 0344 800 1999 and our team will be on hand to help.

Will there be a charge for call outs on my system?

Call outs can vary depending on the service plan you are on and what’s required, we strongly advise that you check your service plan. You can find out what service plan you are on by checking your sales agreement, page 1 under the section ‘System and Service’ details.

Click on the service plan relevant to you to download more information:

Will I be charged for batteries?

All batteries in your devices such as door contacts, motion detectors and sensors are included and you will not be charged for these.

Panel batteries in your intruder panel and/or fire panels are not included as part of your service and maintenance plan and so will be charged separately. In addition lamps/bulbs and emergency lighting lamps are also chargeable items.

How do I update my key holder information?

To change or amend your key holder information please contact us on admin@myadt.co.uk with the details of the necessary change. We’ll respond in writing to the registered address we hold on file for your account to confirm the changes have been made and applied. For security purposes we cannot confirm the change via email. Please note that we require 48hrs to complete the request.

For any urgent requests please call 0344 800 1999, quoting your contract reference number.

Documents & downloads

Quick Consumer Reference Guide: Galaxy G2

Quick Consumer Reference Guide: ADT PM33 Commercial System

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