ᐅ Are there indoor motion sensors available that do not detect pets?
Created on: 18 May 2021 09:00
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motorradsilke
Hello,
I would like to control the lighting in our hallway using motion sensors. We have a dog (12 kg) and two cats.
Are there motion sensors that do not react to pets? Or is there a way to install standard motion sensors so they don’t trigger from the animals?
Unfortunately, our electrician said that such options don’t exist.
I would like to control the lighting in our hallway using motion sensors. We have a dog (12 kg) and two cats.
Are there motion sensors that do not react to pets? Or is there a way to install standard motion sensors so they don’t trigger from the animals?
Unfortunately, our electrician said that such options don’t exist.
Tolentino schrieb:
Is it possible to forbid children from running in the hallway?!?You can forbid anything. You just have to consider what the consequences will be if the rule is not followed. 😉
Winniefred20 May 2021 11:53We have a child who, instead of sleeping, sometimes stays awake until late at night (5 years old) and plays with water in the bathroom or does other silly things upstairs, so quietly that you don’t notice. That’s why the light comes in handy, as it "gives away" the child’s presence.
Don’t worry, you can forget about any unnecessary scenarios where our children are not allowed to use the toilet 😎.
Don’t worry, you can forget about any unnecessary scenarios where our children are not allowed to use the toilet 😎.
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pagoni202020 May 2021 12:08Now even children are being monitored 24 hours a day... tsk tsk... free play is no longer possible in this dictator state.