Where and how do the temperature sensors get mounted?
741775
The system one you can can just tape to your power supply or hard drive/SSD. The graphics sensor and CPU sensor can usually fit in the fins of the heatsink. The sensor wires can bend so I usually put the end of the lead into the middle of the heatsink, under the fan, then tape it in place (they give you heat resistant tape strips). Do not be tempted to put it between the GPU/CPU and the heatsink. While you would get a more accurate reading, the gap that it would create would kill the effectiveness of the heatsink. Run a temp sensing program and you will see you are usually a few degrees off from the actual temperature but it is still great for easy monitoring. Just remember you are always going to be showing a few degrees cooler than actual temps. Also, the display says System/HDD/CPU but I use them for HDD/CPU/GPU as I would rather monitor my GPU temp than both HDD and System temp.
1455743
Love these. Ordered the clock and thermometer. Great quality and easy to install and mount straight. It has been 10 degrees below zero, and both are still working. As far as night, not really sure since they are on my motorcycle and I dont usually ride after dark. Sorry.
1459730
Yep, I would enclose it in a project box, seal it and mount it. You could even cut out a window to view the volt meter.. Depending on current, you could trap in the heat using film across the board..
1878070
As I recall, this thermometer requires a 1/2" mounting hole. As B. Pai stated, cover that 2" hole and drill a new 1/2" hole anywhere you like to mount this thermometer.
2179404
Far as I know there are no physical "add-on" sensors for the thermostat, nor any place to connect them. The unit relies on weather-based reporting data via a wifi network for outdoor/remote sensing based on zip code and are not specific to the thermostat's "exact" mounted location. It does have it's own temperature/humidity sensors integrated on board for specific mounting location temp/humidity readings that vary slightly from the wifi readings.
288172
Sensors are attached to outside of pipe with stainless clamps or Ty wraps. One is the turn on sensor other is turn offHad my for a year works great!
783621
In the vents on the upper left. The mounting device does not work with every tv. It also depends on the configurations of the tv.I hope this helps.
1243482
I mounted them per the directions. They are not listed as ic but I ran them for two days straight with a thermal couple attached an the temp of the driver never exceeded 120f. That's well below the fire rating of all insulation. If you are really worried about it I suppose a simple disposable alum pan covering the unit should suffice.
1803633
It has been my experience with these units, (I have 4 In/Out temp units) that it is best to run them thru the firewall to a point in front of the radiator. (bout 6 inches away from the radiator itself. This allows air to flow across the sensor when you are moving thus giving a realistic outside temp. Of course the temp reading goes up when you are sitting still, but it's still good. The next best option is to run the sensor wire along the dash and down the door post and into the cavity in front of the door. This gives a reasonable temperature indication, but will be erroneous when the vehicle is sitting in the sun, and will not respond a fast as it would in front of the Radiator. Good luck. It has been my experience with these units, (I have 4 In/Out temp units) that it is best to run them thru the firewall to a point in front of the radiator. (bout 6 inches away from the radiator itself. This allows air to flow across the sensor when you are moving thus giving a realistic outside temp. Of course the temp reading goes up when you are sitting still, but it's still good. The next best option is to run the sensor wire along the dash and down the door post and into the cavity in front of the door. This gives a reasonable temperature indication, but will be erroneous when the... » Read More It has been my experience with these units, (I have 4 In/Out temp units) that it is best to run them thru the firewall to a point in front of the radiator. (bout 6 inches away from the radiator itself. This allows air to flow across the sensor when you are moving thus giving a realistic outside temp. Of course the temp reading goes up when you are sitting still, but it's still good. The next best option is to run the sensor wire along the dash and down the door post and into the cavity in front of the door. This gives a reasonable temperature indication, but will be erroneous when the vehicle is sitting in the sun, and will not respond a fast as it would in front of the Radiator. Good luck. « Show Less
1722299
No not this model. You could mount a thermometer in sight and get the temp that way..
1584460
There was no installation required. Just plug in and set it to the temperature you want.
1316531
I mounted the outside sensor to the frame around my radiator. It may register warmer than normal when sitting but once my truck is moving it is pretty accurate. I mounted the inside unit on the center portion of my dash a short distance above my center console.
1910301
You cling it to the outside of the window and it reads the outside temperature. Note: Mount it where direct sunlight will NOT fall if possible. Direct sunlight will give elevated, false readings. If you put it in a room indoors, it reads the ambient room temperature. It works both ways.
1254319
No you do not. Ive had mine in place for a few years now without a sensor and everything's running great!
1216147
The ones that stick out are mounts for your heat shield. The other 2 that don't stick out are for your O2 sensors.
617072
For the igniter. They go in the small compartment on the bottom of the unit. IF they are not in place the heater won't start.
78161
There is a slot in the back of the detector the mount "tongue" slides into. The metal is mailable enough that the detector can be positioned properly according to the windshields slope when attached via the three suction cups.