Difference: CarymartRF (1 vs. 2)

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• Comment: When you want to protect your home with an alarm system, several criteria must be taken into account. Among these criteria, the presence of domestic animals is most useful. Indeed, while walking in the house or outside, when the alarm is armed, they can untimely trigger an alarm. This is why it is necessary to think about it and adapt the configuration of the alarm system. Indeed, it is generally motion detectors that are concerned when you have an animal in your home. Designed with passive infrared technology, these detectors react to the heat of a body that passes within their range of action. To alleviate this problem, particularly concerning the passage of domestic animals, there are now detectors using infrared rays in height, double infrared radiation that determines the mass of the body or infrared radiation combined with microwave radiation. They are often called microwave or bivolumetric detectors. Four factors determine the triggering of an alert: the size, distance, speed and approach angle of a body volume passing in front of the rf remote control device.