The Motion Sensor is looking for a warm object moving across its field of view. If it detects movement and heat it will trigger an alarm. Some common triggers include things such as heating vents, space heaters, pets that are over 40 pounds or able to climb up onto a piece of furniture near the Motion Sensor. If there is anything in the environment that the Motion Sensor can see that you believe may be causing the alarms, move the Motion Sensor to a new location to avoid these possible triggers. If you believe your Motion sensors alarm was a false alarm, please contact Customer Support for troubleshooting assistance.
What do I do if the Motion Sensor causes a false alarm?
Articles in this section
- Motion Sensor - Master Guide
- Motion Sensor - Troubleshooting Guide
- Motion Sensor User Guide
- What does it mean when my Motion Sensor is activated?
- How do I know my Motion Sensor is working?
- Can I put my Motion Sensor in a non-temperature-controlled environment?
- What type of batteries does the Motion Sensor use?
- What does it mean if my Motion Sensor is showing a Tamper status?
- What do I do if the Motion Sensor falls and breaks open?
- What do I do if the Motion Sensor is not triggering when it should?
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