matt6697

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I'd probably go with what al-yeti said if it was me, otherwise it could end up more hassle than it's worth

Hi not sure if you have already looked at any install manuals for detectors but I've done a few with pet immunity and anywhere where pets can get up at a certain height can cause false alarms so be careful. just as an example I've attached a link to a Honeywell activ8 pet immune detector. I would at least mount it so it won't point towards anywhere that allows the dogs to be in a closer range to the detector, but if you also think about it a bunch of dogs could maybe pass as something larger that could trigger a false alarm? https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Technical/DataSheets/Ade/TSACTIV8DT_Instructions.pdf

Hi newbie here! Been Working in building services Engineering for the last 6 years, and started up on my own doing alarms for the last 2 years, not as much experience as a lot of you guys on here, but suppose everyone learns something new everyday! My main goal is to keep building up my reputation and working towards getting fully certified, by not just doing things my way but listening to other peoples experiences and taking note on other ways to approach things and also help others where I can!.