• @_lilith
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    The little blue light on rings comes on when they pass, then when they go to check it out it makes a noise when it starts recording. By cat standards that’s a toy

    • @StaySquared
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      Bingo! I live in an area where there’s lots of wild life, including cats (they don’t appear to be owned by anyone) that roam through our neighborhood… we have a camera where an LED lights up the moment there’s detection, cats and racoons are more likely to approach and analyze.

  • @Nurse_Robot
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    That’s the opposite of a problem

  • oce 🐆
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    He’s worried you’re not respecting the GDPuRr.

  • @Desistance
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    137 months ago

    Why is that mini split so close to the ground? Does it not rain there?

    • @Blue_Morpho
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      Regular heatpumps are mounted that low too.

      Where do you live that you get 4" of standing water when it rains?

    • @[email protected]
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      I’m not sure why you think that would be an issue. Mounting the exterior compressor close to the ground is common practice for ease of maintenance. Getting it wet isn’t really a problem. I’m not really sure why we’re having HVAC install discussions in a cat forum though :P

      • lad
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        I’m not really sure why we’re having HVAC install discussions in a cat forum though :P

        Maybe it’s like discussing Linux on animé forums ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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        Most mini split installs I’ve seen are not so low. The lowest I’ve seen is at least a foot off the ground until now. Maybe it’s not a problem for them.

        • @[email protected]
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          A lot of times they will mount them to the wall if the unit is small enough. It’s cheaper and the refrigerant line run is shorter. But for larger units it’s common practice to mount them on a concrete pad on the ground. In this case, someone probably just didn’t want to spring for the wall mounting hardware, so they put it on a couple cinder blocks. It’s not ideal, but it doesn’t really hurt anything.

  • @StaySquared
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    117 months ago

    lol… does the cam have a little LED light? Otherwise, that cat’s intuition is cray.

    • @[email protected]
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      Cats also have insanely sensitive and wide frequency hearing. It might notice some sort of coil or switcher whine or other noise that wasn’t there before.