1. Would this be a good sensor for a motorhome storage hatch (basement)? I have a large storage area with 3 large doors with cheap can locksand.
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It was never used, not sure if you would like to purchase it, everything is in tact?
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It only work on one door u have to buy extra sensors for the other doors then it will do what u want
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It's a very good sensor honestly but I never tried to do what your doing though. But it should....
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It is best if the sensor is placed where nothing will break the line-of-sight between the sensor and the receiver, like a car, metal building, etc. The unit will sometimes NOT WORK AT ALL if placed where anything metal, especially things affected by a magnet, can break the line-of-sight between the sensor and receiver, but if the sensor is placed really close to the receiver, sometimes it works OK. I would not chance it to work if the vehicle was passing between the sensor and receiver. Hope this helps.
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I put the sensor inside a utility closet at the side of my house. It works great. I would think it would work just fine between a window and screen. Also, there is a round attachment on the back of the sensor that you could put a string around and hang it from that.
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Single sensor. Put mine in about 2-3 years ago and no issues since. Took approx 1 hr for me and a friend to change in the driveway. Mine were rusted pretty severely. Biggest issue was getting the wiring disconnected without breaking the connectors.
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Sorry. Don't buy it. It consumed batteries (costly) and after a while the sensor is not functional anymore as expected. Better buy one with foot mechanism. It will last longer. Hope that helps.
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It will work well for that application. The sensor senses motion out as far as thirty feet at our house, so the lights should come on as you approach the garage. I suspect that being mounted a bit higher gives them greater range. We have been quite pleased with this unit.
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Can you explain your process a little more detailed? I'm not sure I follow you on the means of a door sensor.
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Yes. However, I use this on an outside security light, and it works well. As suggested, for an inside sensor, I would go with a switch sensor. I use one of these in my house, and it works well also.
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I agree w/ Gary because I did just that. It's cheaper and also the replacement sensor that I purchased thru Amazon, Heath / Zenith SL5316 is the best one I've had because you can adjust the range so the unit doesn't go off when vehicles go by. Also, unlike other units I've had, it doesn't keep going on & off when it's windy or raining
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The ride-on website answers that question. If your sensors are hermetically sealed they should be ok.
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I looked it over. I use it in the winter on a small heater in my generator house. It plugs in an outlet and the thing sticking it the air on the photo tells the unit the temp.. There is no other sensor. I do like it for what I use it for.
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I am not sure that would work. I think this device uses temperature changes to detect movement. For example, I have this right next to my front door. If I open the door (and it opens into the sensor) nothing happens, as soon as my body is clear from the door then the device detects something. Perhaps something using the contact closure module will be more effective.
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Yes, this would work fine for that. In addition to the motion detector, use the window/door sensor... Great idea!
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This is an indoor only sensor - it's not made for the elements, not water tight etc. in fact I wrapped the seams in electrical tape just to make sure water didn't get in the unit. My application is using one in my laundry and one in the room with my water heater and basement drain.
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Yes, the door sensor should work on all doors, as long as contact is made the alarm will arm.The motion sensor might be a problem with large clear balcony /clear doors, quick moving shadows or car headlight at dusk might set off the motion sensor. Keep the motion sensor away for large doors and windows and you should be fine.We have the unit for 3-4 years and it worked perfectly, because we have walked into the house few times without turning off it first and it scared us each time ;)
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It worked just fine for me. Installed the sensor and programed per owners manual.
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Dont know what rhe counter needs....the sensor just has a spdt dry contact out. If you just need a "pluse" (your counter provides the voltage, the sensor gives you a contact close (or open).. your golden. The sensor here does NOT have a solid state output, so no "sink or source" worries...