What part is that third picture of the wire attached to something? Is it separate or does it go inside or what?
1505394
That is the Ion Detector. it's a seperate little device you hold up to the projector to see that it's working. As ions pass through the loop it lights up a little LED. It's good because it dosn't really make a noise and it has to be pitch black to see the little plasma at the tip of the projector. This projector works well.
1505395
That is the ion detector. You can hold it in front of the projector, and it will light up to indicate that ions are coming out. Just to make sure that your unit works properly.
1505396
It's an air electricity tester. Hold it close to the ionizer, with out touching and the blub glows.
147319
mine had a screw hole, so I just put it up next to the light. it is under the cabinet, so is mostly hidden. I had the rest of the wire behind a trim piece of wood at the bottom of the cabinet.
1443931
cable lock is hidden at the top , you have to pull it , it does not come as a separate item.
1250759
There is already something on the back, ready to be hung. I didn't have to buy any extra wire. I had to glue the bottom of this frame, it kept falling apart.PS, after I glued the bottom piece of the frame, I hung this up (with a poster inside)on the wall. I just used a little nail, and it looks fine. It's straight and all.
1515097
It is on the side of the unit. Located on the piece the black cable wraps around on.
1980479
Its just a connector. You connnect positive wire to positive wire and negative to negative. Its doesnt matter what you connect to what it just makes that connection secure.
611958
I have no idea what that would be. There are only 3 parts as far as I know! Unless something comes apart easily, but I haven't examined it that close!
549126
It doesn't come with a wire like you see in the picture. You have to purchase that seperately. If you look at the picture you will see a part that is just above the cable. That's the balen I think its called converts it so that you can connect a cable to it. The cable you have to buy. When you do, make sure the cable is RG6
184044
There's a small three position switch box wired into the circuit at the end of a cable.
95794
One of your questions answers the other. The "peculiar diagram" is a diagram of a piece of wire with a portion of the insulation stripped off. The little arrow points to the notch in which you should place the wire. Quoting from the documentation included with the tool.... "The wire-stripper is the groove located on the wire stripper strut. To use, hold the tool so that the handle with the lock release is on your right. Open this handle enough to move it away from the wire-stripper strut. Insert the wire into the groove and gently close the handle to cut through the outer insulation of the wire. Twist and pull wire to strip (see drawing located on the wire-stripper strut)."
511661
Underneath the handle in the center there is 4"x1/2" slot that you can feed wires up through.
1170568
It is separate but very secure. We have had it up for almost a year now and we totally love it!
1453155
The wire is part of the unit and it will come as a loop attached to both sides of the fuse case. When you determine where you want to attach it, you cut the wire loop to give you 2 tag ends to make the necessary connection.
977645
it is separate. It is about the size of a small laptop charger. Since I was putting up new Sheetrock, i was able to mount the transformer up in the ceiling. Hope it last. It does come with a disconnect on the DC side of the power cable , so you can just have a small cable hanging out of the sheet rock. It does make an amazing amount of light.
578478
It's just 3 wires. There is a comment that tells you what they are. I don't recall off hand.
989458
It's separate, however, there is a holder for it on the unit, which is quite handy.
91513
It has a white wire spot, a green wire spot, and a black wire spot. If I remember correctly.