My dogs are so scared of noise when battery gets low, do you have alarms that light up when batteries are low
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nope, think it would add to total cost of system also audio alarm is more attention-getting than visual alert. just my thought.
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YES! Now keep in mid we used a cheap, loud one prior to this so its all relative, but our dog is terrified of noise and this doesn't bother her.
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Hi Patsy, About 4years ago I had purchased one and it worked fine. Animals would squeal when they came within the sensor. I have just purchased 2 new ones and they do not work like the first one. The light comes on as you say, but the animals don't even notice. I recommend you return them. They don't work. I have tried having them closer together. I have monitored at night time when the racoons and skunks come. I don`t know what the problem is. I have tried varies things to see if it would make a difference, but no change. Send them back, the company should know that they do not work. There is no volume control to adjust the volume to see if that would make a difference. Mine are going back too. I am sorry if I misled you. I am disappointed with them. I hope you can find something that works. I`m trying to find something as well. Joan
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No. There isn't any indication of low battery. However, it uses a nine volt and doesn't seem to draw much current. I've had mine in for months (on two of them) and they are still working without a problem. It's a great little burglar alarm for the price. For securities sake, you might want to replace them about every 6-9 months even if they are still working.
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probably not....the alarm is not very loud..try putting there food there...they would not pee in their food would they? And...it's nice to know other folks have problem pets too...LOL
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(dogs). Turn the blue light off when I try to sleep. Too bright. On during the day.
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I have never experienced a false alarm. The unit has a low battery light to tell you when it is time to change the battery. I have used my unit since 10/27/11 and have not needed to install a battery yet. I personally think it is a tremendous value for the money!
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Hello Michael. I have never experienced a low battery shutdown myself but with the research I did on the topic, reveals a NO answer. I believe the low battery alarm sounds and continues to sound until the unit is reset or restarted.
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These would definitely help. I have the Exact same problem with the dogs next to me. I wear these earplugs constantly, day and night. I still hear the dogs, but at least the noise is tolerable. I also have 'white noise', the constant drone of a fan in the bedroom, which helps mask the noise. Great 1-2 combination to help me sleep.
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No, we use scented candles and we do not have problems with false alarms from the light candle smoke. If you were to put the candle under the smoke alarm and the candle gave off a heavy black smoke, this would set off the alarm.
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It really depends on how often your dog barks, at least to a degree. You could remove the battery when your dog is not wearing it, as that probably would extend the battery life. They should work longer than 6 wks, however, in my opinion, but most dogs should have 'learned their lesson' (re: what happens when they insist on barking when the collar is on) within 6 wks. At least our hounds did. . .
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so sorry that happened to you. I have been lucky enough never to had to use mine, other than the flashlight, and have used the noise of it to scare off a dog. I bought because I have other products from Guard Dog, and I love them. I assumed that they put the same quality into this product. (also ...rechargeable, cable included)
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Using expensive Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries ($10 for a 4-pack!), I only get about six months before the low battery warnings start. When one begins to beep, others will begin beeping in a week or two. In other words the battery consumption is consistent among the six detectors in the house. My 10 year old Great Dane FREAKS OUT with the beeping sound. I'm now replacing batteries every three months because I fear he'd jump out a window if I was gone and he was exposed to the noise for long.
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I can only speak for the chime setting because we do not use the alarm. If the batteries are running low the chime won't work all the time, its sporadic. With fresh batteries I have had no issues. When the batteries are running low you get a warning, the chime only plays the first portion of the song, then it makes a low battery beep. This will go on for days or weeks until you replace them. The longer you wait the less reliable the chime is with the old batteries being used.
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We leave ours on constantly as the neighbour's dog barks all day and all night when it is not switched on. My sanity is worth the batteries.
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Nick, I really don't know. The landlord installed these ones to replace exactly what you have. Sinerely, has been an excellent choice since he does not want to be called in the middle of the night when the other alarms failed or run out of batteries making that bothersome beep beep we all have heard at 3 am, lol. I believe they are a thousand times worth the money invested and as a prime you may qualify for an extr discount on your homeowners insurance.
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Hmmmmm... check for mice?!?! Just kidding. I have no idea why the safe would do that. Mine has never made a sound, and I cant imagine what part of the mechanics would even be capable of making a clicking sound. I don't think there is any kind of "low battery" warning. My safe has functioned perfectly for years. Did 'Stack-On' customer service have any thoughts?