Posted by VaTom on January 16, 2011 at 07:55:15 from (216.12.124.38):
In Reply to: Re: home security posted by gun guru on January 16, 2011 at 07:36:46:
If your neighbor has system false alarms, as opposed to user error (much more common), it's probably due to a misplaced motion detector. Single element detectors can be tripped by a refrigerator or woodstove or furnace vent, anything that puts out a cloud of warm air on occasion. Common problem for inexperienced installers, including locksmiths.
The only solution for user error is to leave the system turned off.
Part of my system is a driveway sensor, one that has no false alarms. Everybody around here knows it's there, somewhere on my long driveway, and that I'm a good shot. No more problems after I put out the word.
Central station monitoring is a whole different question. As are police fines for false alarms.
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