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Update on this as I was getting lots of false alarms at night, especially when it was raining.
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Every time it rained heavily or moths fluttered near the lens, my camera would flag a false event and trip the spotlight. It was constantly mistaking rain over my parked car as a “Vehicle” movement.
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I managed to resolve this by tweaking a setting called Alarm Delay (Settings > Detection Alarm > Alarm Delay).
By default, the AI reacts instantly and causes false triggers.
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Alarm Delay forces the camera to double-check that a shape is actually there for the nominated time (seconds) before triggering, since rain and insects fly past in a split second, this filters most of them out.
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I changed my Reolink Alarm Delay sliders to:
    • Person: 1 secΒ 
    • Animal: 2 secΒ 
    • Vehicle: 2 secΒ 

Tested the new settings in pouring rain and it is working well, my 24/7 timeline was completely clean and no false alerts. Definitely give this a go if you’re experiencing the same issues!
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