We have the Pet Safe that uses the sensor in the home to control the control....does this work with this? Pls tell me it does!!
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I Have The Wireless Petsafe Fence Tha Has The Control In The House. All ThIs Is, Is A Collar To Put Your Existing Little Box On Your Original Collar Onto. It Hss The Holes In It Thst Match Up Perfectly. Hope This Helps.
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Yes it does work just fine. All you need to do is remove the metal studs and replace the old collar with this one. The holes on this one are a bit bigger, so the receiver moves a bit on the collar, but still functions just fine.
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It seems the lock does not have any form of wireless home automation technology (Z-Wave, ZigBee, etc.). It seems like it's compatible with external modules like a video phone and a remote wireless module (SHS-DARCX01), but I can't find any hard evidence. The remote mod would, if nothing else, at least provides a possibly hackable solution. I can't find any solid information about whether this module is, in fact, compatible tho.
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You can adjust the sensitivity of the motion sensors, but I wouldn't recommend giving the pets access to areas where you are placing your motion sensors.
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I think the motion sensors could possibly pick up pet movement. I had trouble with my motion sensors without pets in the house, they were tripping for unknown reason.
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Hello. We are happy with the unit and it works quite well. We have it at the top of our stairs and it keeps our two beagles off the second floor. We got the "stubborn dog" correction collars and, since you can vary the level of correction, it works as well as our outdoor invisible fence.
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I contacted my home security company to get a list of sensors that are compatible with my existing security system. This one was one of those in the list. I would suggest you to do the same.
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I no longer have any pets, my dog passed away. But my neighbor brings his dog over and it does not seem to bother him. I have the device in my carport aimed at the hood of my car that was formerly used by a cat (cats) and so far it is working. It only turns on when it detects motion in front of it so it should not affect nearby pets.
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If the cats move in front of the sensor, at the height where is installed, they might activate the lights. otherwise, if they just walk on the floor passing by the room, the switch will not be activated. My dog comes and goes from our laundry area without activating and turning the lights on.
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Yes it does. Be sure to mark each sensor in the booklet so you will know which sensor went off. The monitoring company can tell you which station also. They will call you if a battery becomes disconnected and tell you which sensor to check, this happened to me. Also, don't install a motion sensor between the entry door and the keypad unless you plan on using the keyfob soon as you enter, this happened to me.
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Yes. You will choose where you want the motion sensors. So definitely for dogs... Cats may trigger the sensors if they climb up high.
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This system specifically, I am not sure. I used to install systems for an ADT dealer. We used masking techniques to stop false alarms. Basically white electrical tape placed inside the lens of the motion detectors in areas that a cat or dog would be blocks false alarms. You have to take time taping and checking repeatedly so you know what areas actually trigger alarms. Block off stairs and the lower region to about knee height so animals on the ground won't trigger alarms. The location of the motion detectors matters as well. These motion detectors in this kit do not have processors for animals. That type of sensor is much larger having two actual sensors. The system will arm without the motion detectors.
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There is not to my knowledge a way to trigger the PetSafe receiver with a remote. I use the PetSafe unit as boundary containment for my dog. I also have on her same collar a second box that allows sound and electric stimulant for training and correction.
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There seem to be a lot of variables that affect how the tag and sensor work together. I don't know whether the sensor is too weak or if it merely requires that the sensor and the tag be well-aligned because the sensor beam is too narrow. I also don't know how tall your pet is. I recommend calling the manufacturer to see if someone there can help you.
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I have a Weimariner. Tall dog. He is next to it all the time. It won't activate unless there is a body part directly above the sensor. He would have to put his head over it. Mine is a food a holic and has never done this. I would say you will have no problems.
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The LOC8TOR Lite doesn't alert you when your pet goes out of the "safe range". It does light up and makes a tracking noise when your pet is nearby so you can "zero in" on their location.
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Seriously, this sensor works only part of the time 5 feet or 100 feet away. I strongly suggest you use a reliable solution for anything that is important. It will false alarm, or lose track of the sensor or not alarm when it should. Then sometimes it works fine. I have 2 base units and 4 different sensors. None work reliably.
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I am not sure that would work. I think this device uses temperature changes to detect movement. For example, I have this right next to my front door. If I open the door (and it opens into the sensor) nothing happens, as soon as my body is clear from the door then the device detects something. Perhaps something using the contact closure module will be more effective.