@IndyDMan a glass break at 30 feet is pretty iffy, in my opinion. Have you tested it?
In my basement I have a emergency exit window, 2 smaller windows and a stairwell. One motion sensor is set to "secret alert" only as the furnace with the drafts it creates cause false alarms. One glass break at about 12 feet on the emergency window with an entry sensor on it. Also entry sensors on the other two small windows. There is a door (hollow) that someone must open to get into the finished portion of the basement where the stairs are, and that door has another entry sensor. Ditto for the kitchen door on top of the stairs.
If this doesn't help suggest you call SS for other suggestions Better, email a scanned layout of your basement to SS and ask for suggestions..
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In my basement I have a emergency exit window, 2 smaller windows and a stairwell. One motion sensor is set to "secret alert" only as the furnace with the drafts it creates cause false alarms. One glass break at about 12 feet on the emergency window with an entry sensor on it. Also entry sensors on the other two small windows. There is a door (hollow) that someone must open to get into the finished portion of the basement where the stairs are, and that door has another entry sensor. Ditto for the kitchen door on top of the stairs.
If this doesn't help suggest you call SS for other suggestions Better, email a scanned layout of your basement to SS and ask for suggestions..
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