Cat owner here. Do you still use motion detectors that comes w/kit if you get Pet Immune?
742205
Yes, but keep aware of where you place the detector. It works fine except with furniture taller then your waist and somewhat close to the detector, that the cat can jump onto it. We placed our detector near a stairwell within 6 feet of a half wall and when the cat jumped up, it triggered it. We moved it a few more feet away from the half wall and it worked fine.
1954839
Yes. But the diffusers seem to work best. Put on diffusde in eah cat-area/room - we have 3 in the house, at each end and in the hall. The effect is quick and amazing. It helped us with introducing a new cat - and one was feral and calmed down (still can per her, but she stays out).
872343
That's the same reason I got mine! I stupidly connected the first one in my kitchen, and, wow, my cats bolted out of the room. But it seems to have no effect on them when they are set up outside - of course, it's Texas and I don't open my windows.... and the catstops point away from the house. Actually I only use them long enough to get other cats out of the habit of coming into my yard... then I loan them to friends who also have a cat problem!
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.
2063824
I have 5 of these lights. They all work great and detect even the motion of cats. They will come right back on if more motion is detected.
464726
Not at all, if you have small animals, you place the motion sensors upside down. There are very simple, clear instructions on how to place the motion sensors when you have pets in the installation booklet
1318569
Not sure on that but face the device outward from your house and all I can say is test it out? Have your cat near the device in your home that's facing the other way and c if it scrams?
2059791
Sorry ...I can't help you on that. I don't have any of those motion detectors. I just use lights and small appliances. It probably will just let you turn the unit on or off just as if you were pulling the plug but I think you would need seperate lights to turn on and off without the detector part. I have motion detectors around our chicken coop for predators, and also other lights with an outside switch. The motion lights are plugged in all the time.
1876619
Motion sensors are not too sensitive, specially in the case of small pets. Try factory setting first, it should work fine.
2175155
I'm going to say no for a couple reasons: 1) Its field of vision is very small and unpredictable. At best (maybe when the lighting is best?), ours only detects motion up to around 18" away; most of the time it's less reliable, and frequently doesn't detect motion 6" away from the sensor. I wouldn't rely on this sensor for anything important. 2) The exterior of the top does not appear to be weather-proofed. I could imagine water entry breaking it easily. We have a cat-jumping-over-gates problem and solved it with string. Our cat can jump up and land on top of a sturdy gate, even though it's narrow; but if we tie a mostly taut string across the space about 2" above the top of the gate, the cat is afraid to try the jump. The string (floss, actually) is too narrow for it to land and balance on comfortably, and too close to the gate for the cat to ignore, so it gives up.
1701114
No, I wouldnt recommend this product for your situstion. It didn't deter my cats behavior & had absolutely no effect in the dogs. Somehow the animals managed not to set it off while continuing their behavior, but I made the thing go off regularly. The alarm is annoying but didn't bother the pets at all. Don't waste your money.
325904
Yes, they most definitely will. Unfortunately the motion sensors do not have a sensitivity adjustment. Perhaps you can make use of them by mounting them in any rooms where the pets aren't allowed, like the garage or a work-shed.
1984677
Yes. Mice caused several false alarms with our system. We solved that problem with mouse traps. PiSector sells special motion detectors that are reportedly insensitive to small animals.
223750
No pets should be affected at all. My cat pays no attention to the device at all. Friends of mine with dogs say the same. These devices have no affects on the animals at all. Hope this answers your question and helps you.
1157489
I usually keep one and move it around. I have a small house, but it seems to affect my cat in the room it is in and surrounding rooms
1405476
Oh...the motion detector works GREAT! IF you place this right up to your ear, you will hear it. I had TWO of these pieces of junk in my yard...both did not work. I had cats walking in close proximity to them all the time and they were 100% charged. MADE IN CHINA...need I say more?
2246969
For my cat yes. This did nothing after the 4th or5th time. Does not deter cats. Just purchased Fizzion, hope it works. Been wasting so much money.