Quick intro: Most “mystery” alarms aren’t mysterious at all. They’re airflow, décor, or routines that don’t fit the sensors. A few small tweaks make a big difference.
Pets crossing non‑pet‑immune motions or climbing furniture into the detection zone
HVAC jets/ceiling fans moving plants, curtains, or flags
Helium balloons drifting (yes, really)
Loose latches or doors that flex in strong wind
Glassbreaks triggered by clattering dishes right under the mic
Aim motions away from vents and windows; keep décor out of view cones.
Ask us about pet‑immune sensors or swapping to door/window protection where motions are tricky.
Use entry/exit delays that match your routine so you’re not racing the timer.
For recurring single‑zone alarms, we can enable swinger shutdown or cross‑zoning so one odd trigger doesn’t dispatch.
With the system on test, watch the keypad while you walk normal paths. You’ll see which zones trip and when.
Bottom line: Your system should work with your lifestyle. If you’re tip‑toeing around a detector, it’s time to adjust the design—call us.