Visonic power plus pet pir triggers false alarms

If the low battery warning keeps reappearing on your Visonic Powermax PIR motion sensor, it is likely that the battery needs to be replaced. Here are the steps you can follow to replace the battery:

1. Remove the battery cover on the back of the sensor by pressing the tab and pulling the cover off.
2. Remove the old battery and dispose of it properly.
3. Insert a fresh CR123A lithium battery into the battery compartment. Make sure to insert the battery with the positive (+) end facing outward.
4. Reattach the battery cover to the sensor.
5. Test the sensor to ensure that it is functioning properly.

If the low battery warning continues to appear even after you have replaced the battery, there may be a problem with the sensor itself. In this case, it is best to contact the manufacturer or a qualified technician for assistance.

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You have most likely "bought a duffer" I have 30 years experience with alarms.

!. Remove the internal battery, power down the panel.
2. leave "dead" for 10 minutes.
3. reinstate the power, Mains first then refit battery (Make sure terminals are correct for each wire)
4. Retest.

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Aside from any sensitivity adjustments, after all a false alarm caused by falling objects, pets or juicy bugs is not a false alarm..it's an environmental mismatch of sensor to the area, some motion detector false alarms are caused by circuit faults, possibly during the install, where the wire terminals were turned too hard and twisted slightly and are not as solid as the manufacturer intended. This twisted terminal mount could cause false alarms when either the power circuit or the sensor circuit loses continuity. Intermittent power (caused by weak/loose/nicked/damaged wiring, a weak terminal on the board or power supply problems could cause annoying faults that are hard to trace. Diligence and a good eye to spot these problems and correct them will help you determine the cause of false alarms.

In the case of wireless devices, troubleshooting is usually limited to spotless battery contacts, good batteries and proper placement.

This is a very nice unit for people with pets who have had it with false alarms caused by pets. This is a digital, dual-element sensor and does some fine handywork in interpreting what is in its range. It's mounting location ( height from the floor), it's environment and the time you leave it alone before you test it all contribute to the 'interpretation' of movement. If the test subject is over 50 pounds, leaves the room empty for ten minutes for it to 'learn' the room, and then moves across it's path more than 4 feet without it triggering, you may need to adjust it's location.
Note: This unit can even mount on a ceiling, do it's job well, and still allow the pets to move around freely....one of many good sensors made for problem locations.

To work properly, this unit has to have normally closed loop circuit. With power applied, and no motion in its sight, should measure 000 ohms (plus any resistor value in series). When activated..the contact should show infinite resistance(open).
You are only missing something if you're testing it with you in the the motion area.

Trash it otherwise.

Have you tried powering the whole system off and back on?

This could be a supervision problem. If zone expanders, gsms, keypads, etc. are added to this alarm panel, you must enroll the device with the control panel. This is done by entering into programming mode ( * + 8 + {go code} ) and then simply exiting programming mode by hitting the exit button. The GE NetworX control panel and it's affiliated compatible devices will auto-enroll after about 15 seconds. The default 'go' code is 9713, but this is usually changed by the alarm company installer.

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