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Re: Pet Immune PIR detectors - advice needed!



Hi

I am an alarm installer, but i don't usually do residential
properties.   However, the guy i buy security equpment off has two
rottweilers and he doesn't have a PIR in the room that they stay in
when he's out.   According to him there is no such thing as a pet
immune PIR regardless of what manufacturers call them.   Personally i
don't know but to be sure why not use a different type of detection
in the room concerned?   Break glass detectors for example?   If not
then angle the detector so it coverage pattern is above the height of
your dogs?

Hope this helps.

Cheers

Ronnie


--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Kenneth Watt" <kwatt@f...> wrote:
> > I would like to get PIR detectors that are compatible with a
> > small/medium size dog. Ideally so that we can go out, set the
alarm
> > and leave the dog to roam the house.
>
> I got a couple of pet-immune ones from Li at Laser and they seem to
> work, I forget the make though. I have tried them for occupancy but
> they're not too hot for that at all.
>
> K.



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