Is this the pet friendly sensor?
2074913
Yes....I installed it at my moms house and she has a 15 lb Malti-poo and he never set it off.
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.
839509
I don't know about that situation, however it is very sensitive and should detect sense that unless the sensor is infrared and may be reflected.
1393552
We don't have any pets so we don't know for sure. We do know however that the motion sensors are adjustable up and down. We had to adjust ours down a bit to sense an intruder coming in the door. Hope this helps.
1617156
i think the receiver can track two pets by switching from one to the other , but you would need two collars
1857085
The motion sensor is pretty sensitive. I have two dogs so I put it up on the counter to avoid them setting it off too much.
337160
I do not have pets therefore it is difficult to give an accurate answer to your question. However the motion sensor is very sensitive to movement. I can imagine a large pet may easily trigger the sensor. I do not know how it would react to small pets near the floor.
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.
464723
I have two cats that have chased each other on occasion in constructive exercise daily past the motion sensor and the sensor has not recognized their activity. I have not checked the sensor for active participation in the system yet so I must do that to ensure it is working properly.
405824
Not sure...but as a suggestion your wasting your money if using it as a door sensor...
234564
Fairly sensitive. No cats, so can't speak to that portion of the question but I would imagine so. I can turn it on by sticking a hand through the door. Seventy pound dog sets it off. You can shorten the on time to 1 minute without motion. You might also be able to screen the lower half of the sensor with some tape so the cat's only set it off when they jump on something.
813573
No! I had the old model for over three years and loved it-- until my cats broke the lever from helping themselves to a morsel or two in between meals. Picked up a new model last night and it seemed to set fine, yet never went off (could tell because the meal light was flashing). Just swapped it for the same model at Pet Smart and same thing happened! New model is a bit easier to program, but I'd stick to the old model if I were you!
1894074
Yes, this is a motion sensor alarm. It will probably pick up motion from your dog, unless you set it high enough that it doesn't cover the area all the way to the floor.I don't have any pets, so I can't say for sure, but I believe it will sense the body heat and motion of your dog.Hope this helps you.
1452107
i am wondering the same thing. have you tried this as a substitute for the pet convincer? and how has it worked for you?
2019480
I don't believe so. It's just an on off sort of thing. It is very sensitive though, it switches to bright even when my dogs run in front of it.
2180174
I have my set at our side fence entrance, where our dogs like to welcome "Dad" home after work. Yes, the dogs running up to the fence have set off the sensors. These are big shepherds, too.
2124305
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.