Does then Pally device sound alarm if I walk too far from it?
1640708
Not that I know of. You have to activate your smart phone to get the Pally to sound. If you are not close to it, it won't beep. It appears to be just a locator device.
1640709
Yes. This is function is called Virtual Leash. Alarm can be sounded when either the leash is broken or connected.
1640710
When the Virtual Leash is turned on in the Pally app, with the Out of Range Alert, turned on, then both your phone and the Pally Device will alarm when they are separated.
1640711
Not exactly. Pally is paired with your phone via Bluetooth. Using the virtual leash option, there are 3 different leash lengths you can set. When the Pally and the phone are separated by that predetermined distance, an alarm will sound on your phone. Now, should you need the Pally to make a noise to find it, it can do that as well when you are within range.
1640712
The connection is between your phone and the Pally device which in most cases is attached to your keys ?? Once they are seperate by a certain distance which you can adjust, an alarm is triggered on both devices.
1155031
If the room is right next door, yes you could hear the alarm. Yes, the alarm goes off until you turn off the unit.
1278741
There is a "home" function, that will sound, without activating the external, optional, siren. The built in tone is not very loud, if you were sleeping a few rooms over, it would not wake you. This is why the external siren is a must have, it is quite a bit louder, but honestly, for forty bucks, it is not very impressive, decible wise. This unit is only effective to alert people in the house, as far as hearing anything outside the home, it is not loud enough to scare off an intruder. If I was to buy again, I would look elsewhere.
239061
No alarm. Just vibrates when you are out of range, when there is a phone call and when the testing is done.
1264735
No. If chime is turned on, the control panel will beep. If the alarm is armed then the siren will go off. But the contact itself makes no sound.
861830
A cat or dog will definately set off the alarm. I have had to raise mine up over a foot. We have one dog loose in the neighborhood , about three feet tall and it visits us every night. This is a good security device that can be used for other purposes. It is very sensitive.
1105608
If your hear it or not depends on where you can locate the sensor unit in proximity to your bedroom. It is not super loud so it probably wake you up if you can get the sensor close enough to your bedroom to still pick up his movement if he get up to leave his room. You might consider using a drive way alert instead...it is a little louder and you can put the sensor so it beams across his bedroom door and the main unit in your bedroom next to your bed since it is wireless.
1380305
No. All you see are green dashes showing it is working the way it should. You can test it and the alarm is very loud so you would certainly hear it no matter where you are in the house.
646825
Yes, but you can't hear it unless the area is very quiet. And you have to be within visible range for the unit to receive the signal from the remote, possibly 20 to 30 feet away. The alarm was very sensitive it was set off by the slightest bump or loud noise including the wind, a car, truck, motorcycle, etc. It is not very loud either. There are no controls to set the sensitivity. Plus the magnet is not strong enough. If you placed the unit on the bottom of your motorcycle and rode away with it most likely it would fall off. It is a very cheap product. I returned this unit and do not recommend buying it. Yes, but you can't hear it unless the area is very quiet. And you have to be within visible range for the unit to receive the signal from the remote, possibly 20 to 30 feet away. The alarm was very sensitive it was set off by the slightest bump or loud noise including the wind, a car, truck, motorcycle, etc. It is not very loud either. There are no controls to set the sensitivity. Plus the magnet is not strong enough. If you placed the unit on the bottom of your motorcycle and rode away with it most likely it would fall off. It is a very cheap product. I returned this unit and do not... » Read More Yes, but you can't hear it unless the area is very quiet. And you have to be within visible range for the unit to receive the signal from the remote, possibly 20 to 30 feet away. The alarm was very sensitive it was set off by the slightest bump or loud noise including the wind, a car, truck, motorcycle, etc. It is not very loud either. There are no controls to set the sensitivity. Plus the magnet is not strong enough. If you placed the unit on the bottom of your motorcycle and rode away with it most likely it would fall off. It is a very cheap product. I returned this unit and do not recommend buying it. « Show Less
995483
Hellow!! I believe not,this alarm is wall place installed, it sounds if the wall move, but if you have a powerful sound equipment that make the wall move, may be it's will sound.
1222164
NO. Also keep in mind, fence gates are not a tight fit. Not only that, on a breezy day... your alarm will be going off every 2 seconds! You would be better off with a motion detector facing an area of none movement that would intercept any movement. Hope this helps.
1853242
This is not an issue I've had. So I can only offer suggestions. It is possible to adjust the distance at which the alarm will be triggered. The configuration and size of the area/entryway where you plan to place "Rex" will determine if passerbys will set off the alarm. It is possible to "shield" the sides of the unit with metal but only to a limited degree.
100995
Yes. The only slight draw backs are that some times pressure on the pad can set it off as well. Once you set the unit...if you unplug it, apply too much pressure to the pad, it will sound the alarm. (False alarm) Just reset the Chummie (Top button) when this happens and you are ready to go.
1790614
I tried to use without alarm but foind it would not dial without the 9 volt battery installed. I suppose you could disable the speaker or cover it with tape.
1820556
The first chime will sound for 5 to 6 iterations (about 10 to 15 seconds). It can be heard throughout the house. The alarm function will tell your neighbors that a sensor has been tripped. It is so loud as to be something you won't want to use unless you're almost deaf. I only use the chime position.
2106106
I have noticed that the sun going behind a cloud and then brightening again when it comes out again will trigger the alarm. Also if it is windy tree movement etc. can trigger it. Try repositioning your sensor or shielding part of it. However, if it chimes constantly no matter what the conditions it is probably defective.
2068301
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.