Can two units be wired in parrallel in order to get a double wide range of control (300 degrees)?
1119251
I believe you could do this as long as you have a lamp post with 2 a split at the top to support 2 lamp heads. Al you would do is mount one with the sensor facing one way and the other with the sensor facing 180 degrees in the other direction. The 120 VAC input to the lamp post could be split to power 2 sensors, but i wouldn't recommend wiring the output of the sensors in parallel.
1119252
I don't see why you couldn't wire both units to the sme fixture. That way if either one was switched on it would power the fixture.
1119253
This question goes WAY beyond my technical knowledge -- and probably that of most others on here. The company should provide an answer for such an unusual question -- and if not, buy a different product. There are a number of floodlight sensors available that cover large angles. If you have a light that is strong enough to cover a 300 degree area, be careful it doesn't overload the switching capacity of the sensor. Or maybe you could use a second post lamp that covers part of the area you're seeking to illuminate. Good luck.
1264513
This unit will accommodate 4 wires, Red(power) White (heat) Yellow(cool) Green (Fan). It will function with Just red & white(for heat) or red & yellow(for cooling)If by 2 wire you mean line voltage(120v or 240v) the emphatic answer is NO!!! It is a low voltage thermostat. (24v AC) Hope this answers your inquiry. Darrel
1034439
No you can't. Even the other functions (Low-Cut, Level) are applied to both channels simultaneously. At the extremely low price you could always get two units, one for each channel but Left and Right channels are almost always treated identically anyhow.
1775747
Theoretically yes. However unless you understand electrical wiring etc I would leave it to a license electrician. Since it has a thermostatic control built into the switch I really don't see the advantage of another thermostat.
614683
I do not know that it is possible. I would suggest going to the manufacturer's web site and asking them by email. I did this with a question I had about wiring it in parallel with a timer. They answered promptly.
1842768
My panel is 50W, and this controller could handle more. It would make sense to me to wire them in parallel to keep the voltage around 12-14V and double the wattage.
364954
Sorry no you can not. The system works well only if the units are next to each other. Meaning a few inches. The ad stated up to a hundred feet, not true. I returned the system back to vender(at my own cost)
951021
You are correct that wired in parallel as many sensors as desired can be used. The alarm unit will go into alarm if any one of the sensors is triggered.
989481
A maximum of 2 extenders can be registered to the same base unit. You may get decent results with just one unit. I installed one extender about 8 feet above the base unit (2nd fl vs 1st fl), and the improvement outdoors was dramatic. About 100 yds in each direction with very clear signals. Might even be further, but that was beyond our property line of a 2.5 acre lot.
135724
You would have problems with the connection from one unit to the other. I think it could be hacked, but it would take some imagination and know-how.
1528605
Sorry, Eric, but I don't know the answer to your question. I wired my unit to a 2-way switch.
421896
Yes. You can control 2 devices independently with 5v digital high, low state. I like this better than 12v since arduino type controller already has 5v power availibility.
1708226
I don't understand the question. From what I understand the triple units are only configured one way.This probably doesn't answer your question but it is the best I can do.
830653
I do it with a splitter, but it only has one outlet and will not control them independently.
1325749
In general you can connect up to 300sqf. As long as it doesn't exceed 15amp in total.
769919
Yes, I have two of these and they can be daisy chained together. The units are also significantly louder when used with 110 vs battery power.
1301496
Yes you can. There's a good wiring information following on the top of the unit. Good luck.