Is the meter/monitor built into this controller or can it be placed away from the controller.
470018
The display is built into the unit. Not removable for remote reading, unfortunately.
2163303
I installed this pad at the foot of the bed, lengthwise and on solid wood, away from where the boards meet. it's worked well. Make sure you leave enough slack to mount your controller.
117864
The wire should be put in the ground only about 1/2 an inch, not deep. Then the wire leaves the controller goes out and in the ground and loops your yard then back to the controller. you can twist the two wires together when they leave the controller and then they won't have until the separate. YOu should go to the PetSafe web site. Also call them if you have any questions. they have very good customer service.
980672
You would need to read the info on your controllers. Some of them can not be paralleled.
1109069
The sensor is built into the top of the unit and does control it but is not separate from the device itself. They should use the term "control" sensor and not remote sensor.
1109068
no, the sensor is housed in that little thing sticking up out of the unit in the photo. it's connected by a short wire to the unit so i imagine you could cut it and attach your own sensor to it.
1013528
I've not tried that directly, but I suspect the controller is not smart enough to remember it's settings without power, ie, you unplug, it resets to off.
2129967
I just saw your question. I have done this. You can't run the controller and the pump off the same panel - When the controller turns on the pump, power drops and the controller shuts off, then on, off - etc. I used a seperate panel for the Elitech power. Make sure you have good thermal coupling to the fairly large sensor and it may not be waterproof. the relay will handle the pump on/off. You can set the gap in temp between turning on and off which means the pump doesn't cycle on and off alot.
547928
Yes!! It is written in the instructions you get with the unit. If you remove the front end cap you find switches. Switch number 2 controls the units. Sliding the switch back will run it in meters.
590216
Not really. I am sure that you can wire it in to the control box but the one that it comes with is nice. I mounted the one that came with the bar in the console above my other one and it looks and works great. My only complaint about this bar and controller is that the traffic advisor is defaulted to on when you turn the controller on.
647849
Not really. I looked at ours and it would slide off because of the screws and welds holding it on. The only way to remove it would be to take the screws out. Your meter is also mounted on the desk part and there wouldn't be anyplace else to put it, that I can see. Hope this helps.
125062
Embedded in the charger where the controller sits is the port that inserts into the controller hopefully that answers your question.
2035815
There is a bracket on the back of the meter that attaches to the meter by 2 small studs that stick out from the meter. there are 2 lock nuts that tie the bracket to the meter. Take off the 2 nuts and the bracket will come off and out comes the meter from the front.
1991988
David-I just came across your post and wanted to reply. As the external meter sensor provides no benefit without the display module, it would be worthless for someone to try and steal it. To date, we have not heard of a single instance where any customer has had their meter sensor stolen.I hope this alleviates your concern.Regards,Scott Pollard, Product Manager for the Energy Saver Series, Black & Decker
2222641
This photo is misleading...the LCDcontroller is a separate in/wall gang box capable unit. The charge controller has dip switches for all parameters....the LCD unit allows parameters too but is more useful in monitoring voltage, watts, history, etc. A very good combo, I've found.
75633
Correct. It does not include the controller. It plugs in to your own controller.
1935480
There is a USB Reciever that comes with the controller. I have a full case and the cord was long enough to reach around to the front.