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Posted by Jim Rojas on September 29, 2006, 5:24 pm
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In my opinion the dog is too large. If you leave the dog loose in the house,
I doubt a burglar would dare to break in. Install the motions, and arm the
system in "stay" mode at all times. This will allow the dog to roam freely.
If you have areas in your home the dog has no access to, bypass the motions
he has access to and arm in away mode.
If the dog is useless as a guard dog, consider putting him in the basement,
or contain him in a large kennel in the garage or basement.
Jim Rojas
> Hi:
>
> I am pre-wiring my new house under construction. I have a 76lbs greyhound
> that will be moving in with my wife and myself. I am preparing to run the
> 4/22 shielded wire for the 8 motion detectors. Each bedroom will have one
> motion detector. My Living room / Dinning room / Kitchen (open floor
> plan)
> will have 2 detectors with a ceiling that starts at 8 feet and goes up to
> 10
> feet. Every detector's corner has an 8 foot ceilings. The alarm system
> has
> yet to be determined, but all the sensors will be hard wired.
>
> Will my dog likely set off the pet friendly detectors if I mount them up
> high in the corners? Or, do I have to mount them down low, 3-1/2 to 4
> feet,
> to create a "pet ally"?
>
> Is there a particular model detector that would work well up high in the
> corners?
>
> Can I leave the detectors up high and put a mask in them to restrict their
> lower detection?
>
> What do you think?
>
> Thanks,
> John
>
>
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