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Thanks for the reply. How do I disable the creep zone? so far it's been 1 day and there havent been any false alarms. It's not my house so I won't be able to get you a picture, but its relatively standard - no stairs the pir is in the corner of the room, faced the sofas and a small table in the middle of the room, it's something they can jump from, but not very high. Are any other sensors more reliable? Have any tips of testing pet sensors by the way? (keep in mind you cant make a cat do anything you want it to!)

I used the Honeywell Activ8 PIR in an installation in a house where they have a cat. I have set the tolerance to 15kg and pulse to medium (jumper link between 2 and 3) There have been a few false alarms in different rooms and none of the sensors face a window or stairs, there are chairs and sofas though. I have changed the sensors to the highest tolerance yesterday - 25kg and fitted the jumper link between 3 and 4. Which I wouldn't think is necessary for a cat. Is there anything i may have missed that caused that problem? I don't know yet whether the change I made is good yet as i've only done it yesterday. Is it maybe because it's a relatively cheap pet sensors? if so which ones are better? Thanks

I used the Honeywell Activ8 PIR in an installation in a house where they have a cat. I have set the tolerance to 15kg and pulse to medium (jumper link between 2 and 3) There have been a few false alarms in different rooms and none of the sensors face a window or stairs, there are chairs and sofas though. I have changed the sensors to the highest tolerance yesterday - 25kg and fitted the jumper link between 3 and 4. Which I wouldn't think is necessary for a cat. Is there anything i may have missed that caused that problem? I don't know yet whether the change I made is good yet as i've only done it yesterday. Is it maybe because it's a relatively cheap pet sensors? if so which ones are better? Thanks