Re: Spiders vs. PIR sensors?

["Alancc" <alan.cc@xxxxxxx>]

Good quality detectors will normally seal around the cover so bugs don't
get
in, you do need to seal around the cable entry and any other holes.
In a garage I always use a dualtech (PIR/microwave) detector as the
environment is not stable enough for a PIR, this will normally overcome the
spider problem.

Alancc
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Subject: [ukha_d] Spiders vs. PIR sensors?


> Any of the Pro Alarm types care to comment on what they do to keep
spiders
> away from PIR sensors?
> I seem to be getting a lot of cobwebs lately in the garage and what to
sort
> it before I start getting false alarms...
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> TIA
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