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I swapped out a customer's old glass break sensor for a new shock sensor last Tuesday
The old one kept going off from a neighbor's dog barking, but after the swap, the false alarms stopped completely. It was a simple $45 part that took me about 15 minutes to install. Has anyone else had a case where switching the sensor type fixed a chronic false alarm problem?
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schmidt.blake6mo ago
Swapping the sensor type is a solid fix for a real problem. Constant false alarms waste police time and make people ignore their systems. A quick hardware change is way better than hoping a neighbor will control their dog.
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the_gray7mo ago
Shock sensors often solve that exact barking dog problem.
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mitchell.wade7mo ago
Okay but come on, is a dog barking really that big of a deal? Feels like we're jumping to shock sensors pretty fast, @the_gray. Most of the time it's just a neighbor being overly sensitive or a dog having a bad day. Maybe try talking to the owner first before going straight to the zappy collar solution.
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