What length cable do i need for a 35 ft roof line? Do I need to account for the bends I see on photo?
886805
If your going to install it per the picture you'll need about 100'. You really need to install it during warm weather as the shingles need to be warm. You want to slide the attachment clip under the tab of the shingles. I installed mine after cold weather got here and I broke several chucks out of the shingle tabs trying to install the clips.
1921402
Im sorry,not sure,havent gone to get the pvc pipe yet,just rigged it last year but it doesnt look like u need much,just enough to to connect the incert & the pole,couple inches i would estimate at most
348541
I believe 14 gauge three wire. you get about 9'. Just get the length you need and disguard what you get in the box if you need more that what is supplied.
1388965
It's thicker and somewhat more rigid, sharp 90 degree bends will not be possible. Ok if you can incorporate larger bends into cable runs should be fine. This cable is pretty tough stuff.
1110503
Website states up to 200 feet. I know they don't recommend splicing 2 cables together so you might need to purchase a longer single cable.
172011
I only have short jumper cables. They are shielded well, but are stiff to form which is good for my use, but I would not use sharp 90 Deg. bends. So answer in my opinion is no.
1647673
cable is the length that came with the kit.. I think its ok now we had a couple hours of rain and I think things got a little too wet. thanks!
1708227
Email info@highseer.com with your request ASAP. They were very helpful when I ordered. They may even be able to send you different length line sets if the 16' aren't long enough (they're pricey, so best to get it figured out now).
131282
We used a wire cable like tie down (got it at Lowes). It`s pretty sturdy all by itself, BUT got the tie downs cause we live in Florida & can get high winds. Haven`t had any problems--love the arch!
1594720
It's simply a 5' steel pipe so yes, technically it's fine. If combining two and extending 10' high or so, I'd be a bit concerned with stability of the tripod roof mount. Anchor those 3 feet really well.
2210353
About 4" inches from the center of the pipe at the top of the roof on a 6/12 roof. You will need extensions that extend the cap higher, see local building code for required total height (note is depend on the distance from the top of the roof) I place 2 - 48" extensions with bracing on my roof. But some roof may require less. The kit does not contain any pipe except the piece that transitions the roof.
1153922
The connection is parallel to the vent, meaning whatever angle your roff will be the angle of the connection, so a 45 degree roof will require a 45 degree connection. I used flexible duct.
581424
A lot would depend on your dock configuration and how you want to moor your boat. It's better to be longer than shorter cause you can use it various different ways. I would get a minimum 30 ft. Hope this helps.
753153
depends on how height your roof is. It didnt work for the entire roof for us. with a 16 inch for some parts we needed a ladder. 21 foot solved our issue. You can always by a 5 foot extension later if this didnt work for you.
558760
This "short" version has approx. 3 1/4 inch of exposed wire on the end with the spring that is approx 2 1/8 inch. This is the measurement that determines the fit (not total cable length) as long as you are within about 1/2" of that you are good. (The longer version is about 5 inches.)
2227652
That's 10 times the original design length. My guess is that your voltage will drop off over that length of cable run and it mat affect either your camera or lighting performance - or both. What I would do is contact the manufacturer - they are very helpful and may be able to tell you straight away. My other concern would be attempting to snake this camera through a 1/2" PEX for 300 ft! I believe that you'll have a feeding problem with any thing other than a straight run - that is, any radius in the pex is going to put up a lot of resistance to the feed. The tighter the bend, the more problem trying to push it around. You don't have a lot of clearance between camera and pex walls to begin with. This whole feeding thing may be more of a problem than powering the camera! Is there any access point where you can cut into the pex and then splice with a Shark Bite or similar connection? Good luck - let me know how you make out. Walt
2064653
The gutters usually run the lenth of the house. take a tape measure from ground level and measure. You may have to purchase an extra piece and cut it or- they say bend it. My house is a Colonial 36 ft wide. I used 12- 3ft pieces. Worked perfect. Good luck . WSB