the wires of the sensor - white goes to white wire source and the black goes tothe black wire source and the redwire goes to ???????which wire?
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Interrupt the black wire on your fixture, twist the sensor black to the side from the house and the sensor red to the black to the fixture. The white can be attached at the same terminal as the white on the fixture (neutral) or spliced into the the white. The sensor must carry a tiny bit of current to operate the sensing unit; that's why it needs to have a connection to the neutral.
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Judith, sorry for the delay . I just came back from vacation. I checked and do not have the wiring instruction anymore. It is extremely difficult for me to take the lamp down and look inside the wiring. May be you should consult with someone who has electrical wiring experience. I wish that I can help you on this. Sorry
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Black from the sensor ties to the hot (black) from the light switch. White from the sensor ties to the nuetral (white) from the power source and to the neutral (white) on the light. Red wire ties to the black wire on the light.
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the black wire from the electrical junction box around the black wire from the photo sensor; the red wire from the photo sensor around the black wire from the fixture; the white wires from the electrical junction box and the photo sensor and the fixture. Twist an electrical connection nut clockwise over each group of twisted wires.
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I'm sorry Judith! I am not sure, I got this for my Dad to install at his house. I hope someone else sees this and can help.
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Contrary to what has been posted previously, this item only has 3ft. of wires on each sensor. If you need sensors and replacement wires, you will need to purchase additional wire elsewhere for this to work. I had to return the item for exactly this reason - our wires are bad, and 3ft. of wire does me no good.
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The white wire goes to ground. The red wire is you brake light and turn signal and you black wire will go to your tail light. Carey
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I believe there is only one style downstream sensor and they are different style plug than the others.
1969818
The white and black wires connect to the wires tht R labelled as "horn" in the instruction manual like my siren has two green wires well Those two connect to the white black wire don't matter which u connect to which just connect them n connect positive n ground turn siren on n ur good to go
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The same sensor that I received has only two wires. READ CAREFULLY THE INSTALLATION INTRUCTIONS AND Y you will be on your way. Enjoy!
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Assuming that you have heat only, the white (ground) wire connects to "W" and the red wire to "R". A call to the company who installed the furnace generally works.
117505
Red(load) goes to the positive + wire of the light. The white goes to the negative terminal of the battery and the black goes to the positive terminal of the battery. Don't forget to take the negative wire of the light to the negative terminal of the battery as well.
2223212
I noticed the first answer but I believe it is wrong. I have the old sensor. It has 4 wires, 2 black, 1 white & 1 blue.The length from the flange to the end of the connector is 8 1/2 inches. I cut the wires on mine so it may be longerbut I don't think I lost any length. Total length is about 10 inches.
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I have copy of instructions. I can send send them? Trick is the Yellow wire is the control wire. If you want it on all the time (which is the way I hooked it up). Black wire to negative, red and yellow to positive.
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The white (from the switch) goes to the neutral from the power supply and the light you are controlling, the black (from the switch) goes to the hot from the power supply, the green goes to all grounds (the power supply, the light, the electrical box), the red (from the switch) goes to the black wire that goes to the light you want to control. When the switch is activated by motion the electricity, which comes in via the black wire, goes to the red wire which in turn supplies power to the light. Basic colors, white is neutral, black is hot and red goes through a switch (can be hot). Hope that helps. The white (from the switch) goes to the neutral from the power supply and the light you are controlling, the black (from the switch) goes to the hot from the power supply, the green goes to all grounds (the power supply, the light, the electrical box), the red (from the switch) goes to the black wire that goes to the light you want to control. When the switch is activated by motion the electricity, which comes in via the black wire, goes to the red wire which in turn supplies power to the light. Basic colors, white is neutral, black is hot and red goes through a switch (can be hot). Hope... » Read More The white (from the switch) goes to the neutral from the power supply and the light you are controlling, the black (from the switch) goes to the hot from the power supply, the green goes to all grounds (the power supply, the light, the electrical box), the red (from the switch) goes to the black wire that goes to the light you want to control. When the switch is activated by motion the electricity, which comes in via the black wire, goes to the red wire which in turn supplies power to the light. Basic colors, white is neutral, black is hot and red goes through a switch (can be hot). Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Hard to answer that one... it comes as a sensor set. So there is really just one set of sensors. There is the sensor that sends the signal and the sensor that catches the signal, making one set of sensor. Hope that helps.
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Hi My name is John. Are you running all your all black wires to ground. Red is positive or (HOT) wire & black being ground? Follow signal switch wiring color for color. Make sure you ground all connections.
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white is all ground, ground from load to ground from line (12v). Black is positive from line (12v). Red is positive to load.
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Looks like they are using a DS18B20 sensor, using onewire communication. Making it longer would eventuality effect communication but shouldn't effect the accuracy.
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Black to black. White to white. Blue to load side. You don't use the Redwire unless you have a three way switch set up.
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The white (from the switch) goes to the neutral from the power supply and the light you are controlling, the black (from the switch) goes to the hot from the power supply, the green goes to all grounds (the power supply, the light, the electrical box), the red (from the switch) goes to the black wire that goes to the light you want to control. When the switch is activated by motion the electricity, which comes in via the black wire, goes to the red wire which in turn supplies power to the light. Basic colors, white is neutral, black is hot and red goes through a switch (can be hot). Hope that helps.