Is there any way to make the sensor come out the front so my cat triggers it when he jumps on/off the toilet? (Toilet trained cat)
2025582
Did you ever find something for your cat? I just toilet trained mine and am looking for something that will flush the toilet every few hours...not necessarily motion activated (i've read that those don't work very well for cats).
718395
The sensor you are referring to is actually the switch itself. If you require an alarm, you may have to buy one and integrate it to the float switch wiring to provide the additional functionality.
888666
i would say no, because it works with a sensor and if you will have a door between a can and this device, how it will sens a cat?
1932794
I'm afraid your Motion Sensor is exactly what it is - senses Motion and even wind... so, it will go off every time a motion is beyond a minimum detectable sensitivity.Best is to buy one, then set it up and see... if it is satisfactory enough, get the second one. If not, use it somewhere else, like checking for racoons/cats/possums going alongside house. It will go off, and scare the animal too. maybe will not come by that way again... hope this helped. Kornel in L.A., CA
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.
1605049
Yes, if you can be sure that the water will never be sudsy. If there are suds, they can form a "bridge" between the sensor and discharge pipe from the pit that will keep the sensor triggered even though the water may completely pumped out. A better solution would be the HC5000 Sewage Pump Switch, which is designed specifically for these types of applications.
1268541
All my plugins are down low. I have one in the dining room / living room. I do have another plugin but that one seems to serve the purpose. I feel it really helps keep the cats calm, wouldn't be without it.
1229081
I never followed the directions. I simply removed the old one and put the Clevercat in place. I never had an issue. Maybe try removing the old one, putting litter in the new one and see what happens. If she has an accident, bring back the old one. But if she is already fastidious about going in the box, you shouldn't have a problem.
1355174
Yes, any metal will set off sensors. Will the cat be riding in a pet carrier, otherwise? Probably best to not harness the cat when going through security. It would stress out your cat. Exercise him hours previous to trip in an area he's familiar.
2144982
Its got an automatic stop when it hits the bottom, so i disconnected that sensor, that way it will go out as far as you need.
1589444
I was trying to figure a way to do that today. The only thing I could come up with was to possibly install a shut off valve on the T that goes to the unit. I don't know if that would affect the toilet too or not. It would be nice if it had a pressure adjuster on it. I just try to not pull the handle all the way up but it is very touchy.
1393554
Yes, my small house cat sets this motion sensor off. The sensor is mounted 8 feet high and pointed down a 12 foot hallway. I relocated this sensor into the basement instead due to the false alarms.
723489
I use one sensor and it alerts me in 2 locations on my property, Bugs running across it can set it off. Needs some light to make it work too.
1901867
The toilet top rises via a motion sensor when you enter the bathroom. Therefore the connection between it and the controller is specific and you likely (I have not tried it) cannot change the toilet top.Why would you even want to? This unit, while expensive, is incredible. For anyone wanting a guilty pleasure I would recommend.
1188116
It's a very good possibility your cat will set it off. My dog set mine off and it was a little bit higher than that. It detects heat not movement.
319603
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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no, the sensor is housed in that little thing sticking up out of the unit in the photo. it's connected by a short wire to the unit so i imagine you could cut it and attach your own sensor to it.