I need to plug the bell inside if house- then connect the hose? Do I drill a hole thru the exterior brick or run it the window 2 the driveway?
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Whatever is easiest for u. My bell is inside where it is heard best and protected from the weather. I then ran cheap plastic water line (1/2 inch). from there through the floor into the crawl space then through the brick foundation wall below ground level so it will be hidden and out of the way. Only the last 20 ft is the soft rubber hose that is needed for the bell to work properly. (it's kind of pricey) Every installation would be different. But again I would do whatever is easiest for u.
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We went through the wall in our basement. You would have to leave a window open if you used the window.
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The unit must be vented outside. A window is the most convenient, although I vented mine through a wall.There is only one hose on my unit.
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First you make sure you connect hose in back and put into a window. Plug it in. :) Then the button on top that has the circle with line going through it, is the ON button. Change settings as you desire. There is a detailed instructions booklet that comes with it, or you can look it up online at their website for further help. Hope this helps you.
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Run the wire Down . The frame rail and up the fire wall into one of the knock out holes and up dash you get power for cam from rev light wire tie into it , if the cable is not long enough get a RCA cable to length needed use heat shrink over the connection to keep clean of all water and dirt ect. ...
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As Paul said, "Make sure the hose runs down below the spicket. There's no pump. Drain it into a sump pump hole (if in a basement with a pump), or, if you're running the hose out a window or into an open drain, elevate the unit above the that.
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Use the "Upper Drain Port" in the middle of the back of the unit. See my review dated 7/22/2014 for list of inexpensive parts to hook up a drain hose.
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Best option is to point it out a window. Unless you are able to make weatherproof bubbles and silicone the power cord hole. Haha.
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I'd take it outside and use a can of air or a compressor. Check to see what mfr recommends first. Unplug it first, naturally
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do NOT wire direct from the alarm - run the horn wires from the alarm to a relay and then run power from a permanently powered 12v circuit on the car9like the one that is powering the alarm, through a 10a fuse to the relay main input and then out to the horn +, and then run a wire from the horn - to the screw where you mount the horn to the vehicle (assuming it is negative ground like virtually all post 1950 cars)
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Install a lug with the screw that holds the wall plate on an outlet. That screw connects to the electrical box which goes to the building wiring ground which SHOULD go to earth ground. There are ways to find out how good the connection to ground is if you are unsure about it.
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Get rid of the plastic stuff doesn't work. None of the plastic junk for these portables work. I find the best way to do this is to Have someone cut a piece of wood the length of your window and the height of the opening for the hose. Have them cut a circle in the wood so you can run the hose out the wood to the outside. Duct tape the hose to the wood so it doesn't pull out.
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A small adapter hose comes with the unit and you attach that to a regular hose and run it out to wherever you want. It is a great unit!
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Would be a 1/2 " hole if you remove the quick disconnect from the hose and reinstall it after you run the hose through the exterior wall, make sure you check for leaks after you do this and use a sealer if you find any leaks?
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Pick your spot you're going to install it. There are two holes already there for you at the bottom of the bell holder, pick one and put a screw through it. Simple.
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Dear Janet,Wiring instructions illustrations look more complicated than it is. Just connect the two wires to any low voltage tranformer. Just be gentle on the install. This is designed to connect to your existing doorbell transformer for power. If that's not your plan, you need a transformer to supply power. thank you for your interest! Best regards,DavidGood Wood Books
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It is accessible either way. There is a male plug for the cord to come through the vent. Or, you can tap into it behind to run the cord elsewhere, which is what I did. Not brain surgery, but you may need to use some twist wire connectors that cost pennies at Lowe's.
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If you want to include the driveway I think the best way is to find a seem to follow or cut a shallow groove 1/4 inch or so to lay the wire in and cover it with a driveway crack filler. I opted to keep my dogs off the driveway and out of the garage. Just thought there were to many potential hazards there.