Digital Monitoring Products (DMP) announced that its JamAlert cellular jamming detection technology has achieved UL 2610 Certification.

UL 2610 is the standard for commercial premises security alarm units and systems. It defines requirements for how commercial intrusion and holdup alarm systems must be designed, built, tested and perform. This certification marks a significant milestone for JamAlert, providing independent validation of its performance and reliability while expanding its applicability in regulated and compliance-driven environments.

Cellular jamming remains a growing concern in the security industry, but verifying the effectiveness of detection solutions in the field has historically been a challenge. Because the use of cellular jamming devices is restricted, real-world testing is not practical for dealers or end users.

UL certification addresses that gap.

JamAlert has been evaluated under controlled conditions to meet established UL standards, ensuring it performs as intended. This independent verification gives security professionals and their customers confidence in deploying jamming detection without the need for field testing.

“Achieving UL certification for JamAlert is an important step forward for both our dealers and their customers,” said Brad Tucker, vice president of product management and support, DMP. “It provides the third-party validation the industry has been looking for, while also enabling deployment in applications where UL Listed components are required.”

With UL certification, JamAlert is now positioned for use in a broader range of commercial and enterprise applications, including those with strict compliance, insurance or AHJ requirements. Dealers can more easily specify JamAlert in projects that require UL-listed equipment, helping streamline approvals and expand business opportunities.

JamAlert integrates with DMP or other alarm systems to detect and alert on potential cellular jamming activity, helping ensure uninterrupted alarm communication.