Any "moving heat source" can potentially set off an alarm. This implies that drafts, windy areas, and direct sunlight should all be considered as heat sources to avoid. It's crucial to note that incorrect reports may also arise due to glare, such as a reflection on black leather. In the event of a false alarm, adjusting the alarm system's position or sensor sensitivity becomes necessary. Several Mobeye products incorporate a Passive Infrared (PIR) sensor or can be used in conjunction with one as an accessory. The Mobeye Outdoor Alarm CMVXI-R detector, for instance, stands out with its dual detector for verification, effectively filtering out the majority of potential false triggers. This proves especially effective in windy conditions. The Mobeye CMVXI-R, built on Optex's market-leading external PIR, positions itself as a global leader in PIR technology. This unit boasts two detection patterns, both requiring simultaneous triggering to activate the alarm. This design renders the detector highly resistant to false alarms caused by birds, cats, dogs, and similar animals, as these creatures typically won't trigger both the top and bottom detectors simultaneously.