Can I stuff both CTs and the transmitter inside of my flush mounted electric panel? The instruction video shows the transmitter outside the panel.
1248632
if you have enough room to safely put in your breaker box you probably can, not sure if the manufacturer would recommend it, but I have two outside breaker panels and put one monitor in each panel, the Tx is in each box to stay out of the weather and I can pick up the signal on the Rx anywhere in the house. I know some panels get over crowded so that's why it could be a safety issue trying to cram the Tx into a tight panel, and i'm sure it reduces the distance the Rx can pick up the signal.
1248633
You probably can, however, I kept it outside. The metal box might prohibit the transmission of the wireless signal.
593230
Sure, you can parallel the panels to get more fuse space. Both primaries are ring terminals with a nut to secure. Just make sure your primay wires and fuse from the power supply is large enough for the combined load. Or depending on how far apart the panels are, you can run the primary for the entire load to a distribution block, then run smaller wire and fuses to each panel. BTW - They do make a larger fuse panel too.
2069117
You can but it may hinder transmission depending where the unit is mounted.
703253
I believe there is plenty of wire to spread the distance. I have both me batteries next to each other end to end, so my farthest terminal separation is about that distance. I then have the solar connector end drop down through the battery box underneath the rig to where I connect the solar panel end.
1228373
Yes sir it is-the extra side panel can be used on the side of which is needed for the blowing ran as well! I hope this helped
217311
Yes, the CT-30 included it. Although I had to download the CT-100 user manual to see how to include and exclude from my network. I also learned of a bug that has a workaround: pair it with your z-wave network with the C (power) wire disconnected using the batteries - then connect the power. Otherwise it transmits too much data to the network.
1357122
I am not sure what you meant by flush mounted. Can you explain so I can better assist you.
416269
I don't think so but I have not worked with he wall plug enclosure yet. It is my understanding that there is a special power supply for that enclosure in order for everything to fit inside and mount to the outlet. You can learn more and get a more definitive answer at the Open-mesh web site.
990493
Absolutely NOT. This happened to me, as well. BIC uses an adhesive pad to mount the crossover card to the inside bottom of these enclosures. If this adhesive pad doesn't make good contact with the bottom, the circuit card could easily come loose and flop around. It happened to me. I took the speaker terminal plate off and glued mine in place. Sad, but true.
1975949
You can use a transmitter charger from another mfg , be observant of polarity, I use an old ace charger that is about 25 yrs old, or you can use 1.5 v dry cells ,
1623639
I bought an extra transmitter, so I have the receiver (installed in the Wall), plus two transmitters. They all seem to work together. However I had to buy a whole second switch set--I could not find any where to buy just a transmitter.
1496800
Yes,otherwise how can you get power for transmitter? (When you put reverse gear on)
1957477
you can use the socket that would be above or below however if you have a muliti pronged "cheater" socket, then it will take up a socket that would be beside the unit. it is fat and it is designed to be streamelined on one plane so it does not eat up the socket below. you don't have a choice which socket to use because it is polarity priority, becasue of the fatter prong that grounds it. hope this makes sense.
593229
Sure, you can parallel the panels to get more fuse space. Both primaries are ring terminals with a nut to secure. Just make sure your primay wires and fuse from the power supply is large enough for the combined load.Or depending on how far apart the panels are, you can run the primary for the entire load to a distribution block, then run smaller wire and fuses to each panel.BTW - They do make a larger fuse panel too.
1482499
I believe so. That was my intention when I hung it through a hole in the ceiling and wanted to put the wires running through the attic. My electrician didn't want to do that so I ended up having to do it myself just through the walls. Also, if you're using a cable box, the box has to be within sight so those wires from the screen to the box wouldn't be hidden anyway.
1305604
I have a main panel which feeds a generator transfer panel. I put the sycom on the main panel only.
1017536
You could as long as it was isolsted from the utility power grid with a transfer switch or equal, keep in mind thstit is only 120vac output and your house panel is most likely 120/240. Better use is for emegency backup seeSunbyrd.com or kcbyrdelectric.com will link you there. We use them in a stand alone backup systemtnx, kee.