In an area under the bathroom . It's isolated as far as access. I'd need to drill a hole and drop the leads through. Probably doable? Size drill hole?
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A one-inch hole would be plenty. If you would prefer a smaller hole, how about:1) Clip the cable so that the sensor plate is no longer attached.2) There are two wires in the cable; clip one of the two wires 1/4" shorter than the other.3) Strip off some insulation from each of the two wires. Be sure not to strip so much off the longer wire that the shorter wire can touch the longer wire's bare metal, and thus sound a false alarm.Once you've done that, you could probably shove the wire through a very tiny hole and it would still do a fine job of detecting water. A one-inch hole would be plenty. If you would prefer a smaller hole, how about:1) Clip the cable so that the sensor plate is no longer attached.2) There are two wires in the cable; clip one of the two wires 1/4" shorter than the other.3) Strip off some insulation from each of the two wires. Be sure not to strip so much off the longer wire that the shorter wire can touch the longer wire's bare metal, and thus sound a false alarm.Once you've done that, you could probably shove the wire through a very tiny hole and it would still do a fine... » Read More A one-inch hole would be plenty. If you would prefer a smaller hole, how about:1) Clip the cable so that the sensor plate is no longer attached.2) There are two wires in the cable; clip one of the two wires 1/4" shorter than the other.3) Strip off some insulation from each of the two wires. Be sure not to strip so much off the longer wire that the shorter wire can touch the longer wire's bare metal, and thus sound a false alarm.Once you've done that, you could probably shove the wire through a very tiny hole and it would still do a fine job of detecting water. « Show Less
646833
The leads so not disconnect from the sensor or the alarm. You will need to drill a hole to fit the sensor through which would probably be about an inch.
646834
The end of the sensor is plastic and 0.75 x 1.25 x 2.5" long if you did could not disconnect the wires you would need a one and a half inch diameter hole. If you could cut the wires and put the sensor in and then reattach it you would just need a small hole.
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A one-inch hole would be plenty. If you would prefer a smaller hole, how about: 1) Clip the cable so that the sensor plate is no longer attached. 2) There are two wires in the cable; clip one of the two wires 1/4" shorter than the other. 3) Strip off some insulation from each of the two wires. Be sure not to strip so much off the longer wire that the shorter wire can touch the longer wire's bare metal, and thus sound a false alarm. Once you've done that, you could probably shove the wire through a very tiny hole and it would still do a fine job of detecting water.
224281
Not easily - there are no holes into it. You could of course drill, but how would you then open the drawers if you have a cable through the hole? Perhaps if you drill a hole in the back you could make something work...
1180361
I used my battery drill, but even with two people (one drilling slowly and one managing the snake), we kinked it up inside the sheath. I ended up pulling the toilet off the floor to clear it. If you have a straight shot at the pipe, maybe it would work. The bends in the toilet were too much for this snake.
673205
I wouldn't recommend it. It would be too risky drilling directly through. Not to mention you'd need a long screw just to make it through and screw into the hole. Besides it doesn't need it.
751687
I think I might take a metal clothes hanger and string it across the opening of under your bathroom sink and hang a piece of cloth from it, or have a piece of material and fold over 3/4" and stitch along it and slide the hanger thru it. I wouldn't leave it exposed in my under sink. Personal opinion. Good quality plastic.
534788
It may be possible with a special drill bit. I have seen it done, but not specifically with this one.
119935
There should be a control box for the system. Mine is hidden my master closet. The leads are inside the box along with the old battery.If you can't find it call your security monitoring company; e.g. ADT
1539290
I'll take a look at mine when I get home tonight. Just don't remember about the wire, but will check and see how hard I think it would be to remove. If husband is awake yet, I'll actually remove one and see. I would think, because of the screws, that it would leave somewhat of a hole, but there are products at the hardware store that will help fill those in without any problem.
1243943
I have done the same thing I just cut them the leads in half and wire nut them together with small wire nuts. Works fine.
220796
The leads are about 6" in length. So feasibly they could be about 11"-12" apart with the attached wires.
657917
They're on the vertical end...I'm sure you could drill holes horizontally if needed. Not sure how you would plug the other holes though. Good luck!
64222
One simply pushes the top end to retract the claws of the holder on the bottom, and the leads needs to be carefully inserted through those claws. The lead just "drops" in. There are no threads of any sort, but instead a solid tube to house the lead.
2061007
Pretty sure you can't unless yo are willing to do some drilling - which would be pretty tricky with this unit.
716995
The water leads are secure. Don't believe water pressure would be a problem
1372162
the other answerers must not have looked very hard, its quite easy to remove the lead if you have a means of removing the eraser if it has been ground down very low, if you cant take it off then take a needle or a paper clip and stab it into the eraser and pull it out, if you dont want there to be a hole visible then simply turn it over so the hole is not visible
634914
I suppose you could, the holes would need to go all the way through, but it comes with 2 mounting plates with an assortment of predrilled holes. You might be able to get the right configuration.
28075
Yes you could, if need be. Much better if you lay-in some underground pvc conduit to run it through..