Are the sensors motion sensitive?? I would like to use this outside of a garage that does not have a door to detect anyone approaching the garage,
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You have to buy the sensor separately or as a package. I love mine. It is LOUD though and outside of the garage, well any cat or breezing trees would set it off unless you had it in a sheltered area without critters. We have all kinds of critters where I live, lol it would drive me nuts
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Sorry - I haven't got the sensor - just the panic button, so I can't tell you
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You have to buy the sensor separately or as a package. I love mine. It is LOUD though and outside of the garage, well any cat or breezing trees would set it off unless you had it in a sheltered area without critters. We have all kinds of critters where I live, lol it would drive me nuts. This is what goes with it that I have Ideal Security Inc. SK615 Residential Wireless RF Motion Detector
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Yes, the motion is detected through the camera. The only thing is you may get some reflection from the IR night vision LEDs. The motion sensing is sensitive to light changes so when near a windows it will detect motion if the the sun switches brightness because of clouds. I get lots of snapshots of just light changes, which it ok for my purposes but would not be ok if you where to want an alarm to sound on motion detection. These cameras are sensitive to light since they are made for indoors and it can get too bright for the camera if there is direct sunlight hitting the camera.
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I have installed the sensors on my sliding gate and my pedestrian gate. I feared that the weather may affect them, but they have been there for many months in all types of weather and have performed flawlessly. My sensors are approximately 15- 20 metres from the base unit. The answer to your question is YES (even though they are advertised as "window and door sensors")
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I installed one on my back porch and it doesn't have a daylight sensor. It comes on day or night if it detects motion. Works good though.
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No, there is a separate (included) USB sensor that will detect your motion. I prefer this to save battery life.
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Yes - there's a home setting as well as an away setting. Home is the window and door sensors. Away is for all devices - so motion detectors are active. Any detected movement would trip the alarm. I've had mine go off now twice - but not sure what set it off for sure either time. I may have to tweak their position slightly to avoid false alarms.
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Be happy that the motion sensing works for u. In mine it did not. Without a separate light sensor you cannot do what you want
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If by installing you mean actually tapping it to the doors or walls, what I did was to activate all sensors and test them on a table. The sensor motion sensors are pre-programmed and all I did was put on a table such sensor and walk by it at a distance of 20 feet(I think it is it maximum distance). These motions sensor once activated and disactivated in no time with be ready to activated. In some other brands those motion sensors after activating will take about 5 minutes not in this type of alarm. I hoped to have been of any help.
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Anything that moves within the sensor range will set off the alarm that is the whole point of a motion sensor. Yes it is sensitive to small animals, som cats are pretty big when they stretch out. So, my answer is yes, yes yes. good luck. You do have the option of pointing the sensor where the cants won't be if you have location in your home or garage like that. Hope this helps. PS I love the motion detectors over the window alarms as you can cover so much more space with one unit and easier to install.
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These are not motion sensors. I have found these to be great for 3 way switches. Setup like a normal switch on each side and cross-link them via wireless.
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Ahhhh, duh, only if the sensor is able to see motion! You need to ask yourself, can the sensor see any motion, from being covered by the shade? No? Then the answer is No. Who asks some of these questions......
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Based on my experience with the unit (which I'm very happy with), I would say there is something wrong with yours. Mine is very sensitive to any type of movement anywhere in my garage. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer directly.
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I use mine in an indoor retail setting, and found that it is very sensitive. I have tried to position it so that it only chimes when customers enter through the doorway, but it does pick up motion from just outside the parameters that I would choose. I'm going to try rigging some side walls so that it only "sees" what I want it to.
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No it is not a motion detector. You can however add 2 more transmitters to it. The indicator light will show which transmitter is going off. This way you will know what door your company is at. Hope this helps you. I am very pleased with mine.
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It will work well for that application. The sensor senses motion out as far as thirty feet at our house, so the lights should come on as you approach the garage. I suspect that being mounted a bit higher gives them greater range. We have been quite pleased with this unit.
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No it was not, I bought the external, secondary mounted motion sensor separately. It was pricey compared to other options, but it was the only solution that truly worked in my garage. Switch/sensor devices kept on turning the lights off in my garage while I was in it.
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I'd estimate that it detects movement about 10 feet away. I have it installed over the door and it lights up when i'm about 10 feet from the door.