by admin@fusesystems.co.uk | Mar 17, 2017
Pets are likely to activate standard movement detectors, however, pet tolerant detectors can be fitted that will ignore animals below approximately 24kg in weight. Please note, siting and configuration of pet tolerant devices is critical to obtain the best...
by admin@fusesystems.co.uk | Mar 17, 2017
Ensure that the device is mounted at the correct height (refer to instructions). With Passive Infrared (PIR) detectors, if a pet mask is fitted, ensure that the sensitivity jumper is set to ‘High’. With Dual-Technology detectors ensure that the range is correctly set...
by admin@fusesystems.co.uk | Mar 17, 2017
The internal battery located within the end station will take over and the battery will recharge once power is restored. The battery should last for around 12 hours (depending on the grade of system) in the event of a power failure.
by admin@fusesystems.co.uk | Mar 17, 2017
Passive Infrared (PIR) detectors can be affected by any source of heat, such as: convection currents from radiators or open fires. Swaying curtains or decorations can also cause problems; therefore ensure that all windows and doors in the area are closed and that...
by admin@fusesystems.co.uk | Mar 17, 2017
Harsh or dusty environments can cause a false alarm with smoke detectors. Additionally, at certain times of year (usually around harvest time) tiny insect can penetrate the smoke chamber, which may also cause false activations. To minimise this, ensure that detectors...
