Is the motion detector pet friendly?
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According to GE yes the motion sensor is pet friends up to a certain size pet (it might trigger if large or larger size dog walks into room).
758951
No. The motion detector is super sensitive to any movement. If you were going to go out without your pet, you would have to turn the motion detector off. Otherwise, your pet would set off the alarm. GL
2239791
never used the motion detector. It is just a very good device. Last one lasted over 10 years.
1472084
I'm only using it as a camera connected to DVR. I have not used any other features that may be on the camera. I am unaware that it has motion detection built in. Regards
1402463
My experience is that the motion detection device is poorly engineered and takes EXCESSIVE motion (waving arms, walking 3 feet in front) to activate device. We use it for our cat waterer (he likes running water) and he is completely unable to activate it with his smaller body size.
1582206
Yes. If it is in the range of the camera, it will set off the motion detection.
306677
Don't use it for that purpose. I own no pets but I think that either a cat or a dog could easily move beyond the range of the transmitter and beyond the range where you could hear the beeps from the receiver.
49208
only supposed to detect 50lbs or more. you can position the motion detectors to make it pet friendly. we have just 1 panic button upstairs. your keychains also have a panic button. we have three of the keychain fab things. i have no idea of the range.
1411734
yes. But we don't suggest you to open motion detection, Because it is power consumption. Without motion detection on, it can still snap photo while visitors press the doorbell.
635003
No. There are two units with the kit it is possible to choose which pet to locate.
1932794
I'm afraid your Motion Sensor is exactly what it is - senses Motion and even wind... so, it will go off every time a motion is beyond a minimum detectable sensitivity.Best is to buy one, then set it up and see... if it is satisfactory enough, get the second one. If not, use it somewhere else, like checking for racoons/cats/possums going alongside house. It will go off, and scare the animal too. maybe will not come by that way again... hope this helped. Kornel in L.A., CA
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I wouldnt be sure about that. All my three movment sensors are in the same floor the only way to know would be trying. Sensors are infra-red so no objects as wins moved courtains trigger the alarm. A living animal like your pet will butvyou can desable areas where they move. I have two alarms conected to the main unit (wireless) and believe me the noise would frighten any intruder.
1555500
No, "alarming" is not a motion detector.It's the bell when someone press the doorbell. thanks.
208992
Nope. Any motion sensing would have to be done in the software. Most modern systems do it this way, these days. Keeps the cost down on the camera, anyway.
630865
I am unable to answer that question. This device is used in an office setting - no pets. Sorry.Donna M.
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I'm sure you can. You only need to purchase or have a good motion detector connected as a switch
560203
This is a motion detector, yes it will read through most outside walls and bark when someone approaches, however, if there is movement around the unit it will react then too.
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No. The motion detection would be controlled by the DVR. This is a standard analog camera with infrared for night vision.