Can you mount the Multi Sensor using only the larger, "main" component, and not the smaller, "magnet" portion?
1598007
As long as you don't require the open/close function, yes. The main component will still give you temperature and "jostle/movement" info.
1598008
Sure, you could do that. Obviously, the open/close function would not work - it depends on movement of the magnet portion. But the temperature and acceleration functions should still work.
1598009
Yes, I have on a mailbox and it send me a text when mail arrives. The smaller component is not attached.
532075
It has a short mounting stub. I needed a longer mounting stub so I used the one from my old Heath sensor and it fit perfectly. You may not need that modification.
2509
yes with appropriate mount adapter ( EF-&gt;M4/3) or you can get int M4/3 mount now. be sure you order the correct mount
1375646
I believe you can. The device is very light, and a good quality mounting tape should hold it.
858452
You can. The mount comes with two smooth and two railed upper segments which would allow for attaching. Reflex or red dot sight on top. While this is certainly a popular option, I found it didn't work well because the resulting height over bore was too high to be useful at close range and it was awkward shooting from position.
150261
Not sure how you would do that. Call the company they may have special mounts. Excellent product.
952919
Yes. I don't see any reason you couldn't. Mounting it will be the hardest part.
481810
Not really. But I was just thinking about this last night. I am going to test mounting TWO magnets, about six inches apart. One will be next to the wireless unit when the window is closed. The other will be next to the wireless unit when the window is cracked for ventilation. I will buy another window sensor from Fortress and just use the wireless part as a backup in case I have a sensor go bad. PS The only caveat, of course, is the alarm has to be turned off when you are moving the windows since the wireless unit will transmit when you leave the first magnet before arriving at the second. Not really. But I was just thinking about this last night. I am going to test mounting TWO magnets, about six inches apart. One will be next to the wireless unit when the window is closed. The other will be next to the wireless unit when the window is cracked for ventilation. I will buy another window sensor from Fortress and just use the wireless part as a backup in case I have a sensor go bad. PS The only caveat, of course, is the alarm has to be turned off when you are moving the windows since the wireless unit will transmit when you leave the first magnet before arriving at the second.
1822782
My instruction say that the sensors have to be 5mm from each other. Get them as close as you can.
1610676
You may need to put a padding btw one side of the sensor to make it even. Both parts must be really close.
304998
Yes it is possible, depending on how many sensors you have you may need to use a breadboard to connect it. If you go to www.instructibles.com they have some good examples.
76398
You COULD, but there are no pins on top, so you'd have to solder it. Might be easier to make sure the other shield is stackable, they usually staste that in the specs...Mike
124814
Yes you can use the 2 smaller holes near the front of the hinge for mounting, works perfect.
2047668
Yes you can. If you look at a picture of it where the wire comes out is a swivel and where the sensor is, is another swivel. the motion sensor get mounted to the face plate of a electrical box. Hope this helps.
942383
I do not know if it will damage it, but the unit will not work if you block the area where the sensoris located.I recommend you contact Contech to receive a correct answer to your question.
1219883
Not straight out of the box. If you are handy with that sort of thing, and depending on the size of your TV, you could make a small extension/adapter to accomplish this. The issue is not with the size of the vertical brackets that mount to the TV, rather with the way the shelf attaches to the "L" part of the bracket, specifically extending beyond the bracket both in front and in back. I am not sure of the size of the sensor you are speaking of, but I would not put much weight onto the shelf if modified this way.
93896
No. The screws are to secure the removable base to a wooden structure, instead of using the two-sided tape. The unit is actually two pieces, the sensor housing, and a base.