Argus PT 2K any better limiting false alerts vs Argus 2e

[user_617650665832448_617650665832448]

I currently have a Argus 2E which records great videos. However, there is way to many false recordings ( passing cars etc), and then won't pick up videos that it should ( cr halfway up my drive). More than once, a delivery vehicle has pulled in, parked dropped my package off on my front porch and the only thing that gets recorded is the driver walking back to his truck. I moved the camera and changed the PIR settings and nothing seems to work. I also experience sparatic degrees of notifications.

My question is with the PT2K, is it any better, besides the obvious pan and tilt? I understand some false alerts are par for the course. Am I better to upgrade to the PT2k or look elsewhere? Does to PT2k offer exclusion zones and or sensitivity settings? Any comments on the notifications good or bad?
Any suggestions good or bad appreciated

[joseph_1979]

Argus 2E The Argus 2 cams were the first generation of IP cameras and at that time there was no AI implementation. Thence there is not much to do to mitigate false alarms and this merely depends on the PIR sensitivity and how the cam is installed. Recall that movement across the scan area is more effective than movement directly toward or away from the sensor. If movement is made walking directly towards or away from the sensor and not across, the apparent detection range will be substantially reduced.

However, in the new models with AI embedded there are a number of settings which greatly reduced false alarms. You can select any motion, vehicle, person and pets together with setting an alarm delay and object size. To this is the zone detection and exclusion. So your question is which cam shall I opt for? This merely depends on your requirements and I suggest you to visit Reolink products. Should you need assistance just jot your query here and we will answer you.