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1 hour ago, Terry Hunter said:

Site has been live for two years and it was set hence activating when the Police went it - my thoughts a mixture of the beams set as being default medium sensitivity and the intruder being fully covered.

So you have beams not pirs?

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    Going back to the original point if it hkc signalling and as you claim hkc servers were down the panel would of retried. I've tested loss of comms etc and it does go through on WiFi reconnection. If y

  • Cut and past the same stuff twice. Infra red is the detection method not what the detector is looking for, infra red detector detects heat or infra red radiation. Its unlikely that anyone can cover th

 

1 hour ago, PeterJames said:

Infra red radiation is anything that sends out heat - basically has a temperature above around five degrees Kelvin - gives off infrared radiation. Therefore passive infra detector is looking for heat changes, but it is also looking for motion.  

I knows, but you said:

 

"Infra red is the detection method NOT what the detector is looking for, infra red detector detects heat or INFRA RED radiation"

 

 

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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