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On 06/09/2017 07:34, Harry Bloomfield wrote:
If it concerns you, you might consider covering that PIR with some
material which prevents it from detecting (or turning it out of sight)
and removing the material when it is turned on.

I have today covered it with a piece of paper for now. The alarm is only
used maybe 4 weeks in the year so it was a pain having to disarm the
alarm etc to replace the batteries when rarely used.

The dog makes enough noise if anyone comes near the house when its
occupied. :-)


IIRC, enter "programming mode" & you have an hour to interfere &
change batts etc
? (with small crosshead screwdriver &
stepladder/chair :-) ).

Presumably you knew all this when you bought & installed the
wireless system?
--
Jim K


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