How to Avoid False Alarms Caused by Spiderweb

Applies to: B400; B800; D400; D800; RLC-410; RLC-410-5MP; RLC-410S; RLC-411; RLC-411-5MP; RLC-411S; RLC-411S-5MP; RLC-420;RLC-420-5MP; RLC-422-4MP; RLC-422-5MP; RLC-423; RLC-423S; RLC-511; RLC-520; C1; C1 Pro; C2; C2 Pro; E1; E1 Pro; E1 Zoom; Reolink Lumus; RLC-210W; RLC-410W; RLC-410W-5MP; RLC-410WS; RLC-411WS; RLC-411WS-5MP; RLC-422W; RLC-423WS; RLC-511W; RLC-422W-5MP

If the motion zone is normally effected by spiderweb,  you may follow the methods below to configure the MD setting more effectively.

• Set the proper motion detection area on the camera, refer to Set Up Motion Detection Area for Reolink Cameras.
• Set the proper sensitivity for the camera, refer to Set Up Motion Detection Sensitivity for Reolink Cameras.

If the spiderweb is moving in front of the lens and seriously triggers false alarms, you may clear up the spiderweb or try to put the camera in a different place to see if it's possible to avoid false alarms.