how do you mount the sensor switch?
1084818
Tie it halfway down the pipe thats going down into the septic tank or the hole if no pipe get one to hold the sensor in place
1084819
I wrapped a wire tie around my PVC pipe and the cable of the float sensor, and adjusted it so that when my sump-pit filled to a un-safe level, the alarm would sound.
1084820
The switch is on a wire which is strapped to a pipe at the desired height so when it floats to the upright position it turns on the alarm. Generally only a few inches of free wire is extended to keep the switch at the desired height.
1084821
thats the only tricks part - it comes with a strap and some instructions but you have to figure exactly the level and location to mount so that it swings up and down correctly and stays n place- takes some tinkering - try the swith in a barrel of water to see how it trips and youll get it
1084822
Hangs straight down when water level rises switch floats onto it's side . Alarm goes off.
1604327
I put them on the bottom side of gas tank and bottom side of frame. I used 3m double sided tape to help secure. We wired a separate switch to operate.
1523113
Mounts using two screws, one on top and one in middle. Should just slide on and off screws.
1396693
Follow the packaged instructions which I thought were quite adequate. This is a link http://www.heath-zenith.com//data/manuals/595-5578-08.pdf to a PDF of the manual for the type I installed which I think may be very similar in the installation to that pictured in customer S. Pike's question. Adjustment of the motion sensor and other settings were important to my satisfaction and may be to S. Good luck!
1868717
We mounted ours using some steel straps (not provided). I haven't had any issues with these tough switches at this point and we have had some significant lightning recently.
1671513
I hard wired my LED's by cutting them with scissors and then soldering the lengths of wire to each section. This allowed me to mount the lights where I wanted them while hiding the wire. When I mounted the LED's, I removed the plastic cover and used two sided 3m tape to stick the lights under the counter. The switch that I use is the remote dimmer, but it would have been just as easy to either switch the transformer or use a 12 volt toggle switch to switch the LEDs
1887367
Remove the sensor from the mount. Twist the back and there it is. There is even an arrow pointing to the lock position.
1299541
Just close the sensor with a little piece of tape or just put a drop of black silicon on it. Works !
57666
You should be able to mount it any distance. Some older cutoff switches were mounted directly to the battery post.
577469
yes, this would be the best way. A Dremel tool is the best way to do this. Most dashes can be removed away from the front panel far enough to route the wiring and connect to the switch. once this is done, it is fairly easy to wire the indicator to the switch. If you don`t have a Dremel tool kit, thenyou would have to drill 4 corner holes and hand saw with a Jigsaw or a Jigsaw blade and a pair of vise grips. Just make sure you can get to all of the wiring to hook it up. Once the hole is made, it is easy to mount it with the two screw holes and small metal screws.
59554
You can use double sided tape. I used the Ergo Grip Tactical Light Switch Mount Kit (Black)
2026890
Suggest you go directly to the Lasermax Web Page. They have complete instructions on how to mount the device. Hope this helps
222773
Just like mounting a light switch, pull the electric wire to a single gang box. Most ling voltage electric heater thermostats will mount this way, the gang box is design to have wire nut connects in it.
646058
The switch is designed to attach to the inside of the leg. You would have to make your own bracket in order to mount the switch outside the leg or modify that slide out cabinet piece on the right side to fit around the switch.
28329
The sensor I got did not come with the mounting hardware, I used the hardware from my old sensor. It should be noted the the pic of the product does not show the mounting hardware. I purchased my sensor about 6 months ago.FYI mine worked perfectly and was shipped very quickly.
510717
Hi,I bought one of these over 2 years ago and here's how I mounted it:1. Clean the area where you want to attach the bar(I used rubbing alcohol-l also cleaned the suction cups at each end)2. At each end of the bar there is a dial with "lock" & "unlock" direction shown with arrows.3. Position the bar where you want to mount it, press down firmly and turn the dials to the "lock" position 4. To release the bar turn the dials in the opposite direction.Hope this helps-Good Luck!!
1254319
No you do not. Ive had mine in place for a few years now without a sensor and everything's running great!