Which switch do I need with this sensor?
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After talking with Lutron a couple times about our project, based on our requirements, we purchased the MRF2-F6AN-DV-WH Maestro Wireless Fluorescent Dimmer. We wanted to adjust our lighting to a specific point and keep it at that point..so we mounted this dimmer, along with the power supply, above the ceiling. Has worked out well since last Fall.
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You can use any Lutron Radio Frequency (RF) wireless switch -- for example, any of them that have a model number beginning with "MRF2-" ... it's the "RF" buried in there that confirms it will work with the RF sensors.
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no, you need a hvl switch which has 3 toggle switch. use a 12/4 tray cable to wire the unit.
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There is no on/off switch on the sensor. The sensor needs a manual switch installed in the sensor electrical feed circuit to turn it on and off and well as to override the photo cell.
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The sensor inputs are labeled 0 and 1 or 1 and 2 (I can't remember which). You should use the lowest number (0 or 1). If you do a google search on the part number you can find a manual for the kit which details all of the good information. Check your power supply plug too - mine was wired backwards (positive and negative reversed). Quality control is a little weak on these thermometers but they seem to work okay considering the very low price.
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How do you plan to power and extract the inforamtion coming from the sensor?
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You got 4 sensors and every sensor is a different part number so you would need each individual sensor in the wright place or your check engine light will go on. Hope this helps.
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What device do I need to have to transfer the data from the sensor to the computer?
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You will need a switch and some wire. You can find wiring diagrams online for a basic switch wiring. I have 4 of these wired to 2 switches. They are great
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The unit comes with the sensor only (with wires) . You will need to wire the 110V conection and the output. I used it to control an external relay to prevent damage to the internal one (can handle 10A max)
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My unit is a BAR206A. Don't forget that the base will respond to three sensors. You change the sensor by pressing the 'up' arrow at the lower left. At the upper left is the word 'OUT' with a number below it. The number refers to the sensor.
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Should work. Check for a second themostat or temperture sensor which will need to be conected
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There in normally no neutral on a standard light switch. Just hot and load. If you are luck there will also be a bare ground wire (often cut back so you will have to extend it). You can use the (extended) ground wire for both the neutral and ground connections on the sensor. As long as the circuit is not GFI protected then it works nicely. No adjustments required. Give it a minute to warm up. Try pressing the button once. The red light normally indicates it detected motion.
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i would say yes, but only with well thought attention to detail in likely custom sensor install and set up, also needs a 12vdc power source, and that i imagine is the make or break alteration to your machine that may have you examining other options as well.
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I didn't see a switch on it. Covering the sensor with tape should be simple to do. Can't remember if there is a wire you could disconnect on this one. Usually there is. - J.M.
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Just look at the plug connector on the sensor your replacing, there are two types. Get the one that has the same style that needs replacing. Easy peasy!
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it should work just like your light switch, that is if there is no low voltage seepage from sensor switch.
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Turn off circuit breakerConnect sensor's black wire to black wire coming from house (coming into the lights electrical box).Connect red sensor wire to light's black wire .Connect all 3 white wires (from house, from sensor and from light) together.