What is the maximum power that I could put on one sensor?
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This sensor can handle 3.0 amps at 120 VAC, (normal household voltage in the U.S.) This means it can handle up to 360 watts total. That is a lot of lights for a pole lamp. Hope this helps, Have a blessed day,Terry H.
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I am not sure but I put it on an outdoor light fixture and it did not work so I don't use it
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The Max would be my first choice. It works like a 9500 with much better range. Both are very good detectors.
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I contacted my home security company to get a list of sensors that are compatible with my existing security system. This one was one of those in the list. I would suggest you to do the same.
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There is only one sensor and it is inside the unit. I don't think this is meant to be outside.
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From Haydens data sheet on 3817: 17 amps on low speed, 23.5 amps on high speed. You should probably have two controllers since they need to be fused separately but you could run them both from the same temperature sensor to trigger ON/OFF.
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This only comes with one sensor. Just spend the 10 bucks on the second box.
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There is only one sensor, Its an optical sensor, the "eye" senses the high and low level plus it has "smart" programming that will alert you of a problem. Theres in no redundant high level sensor. Theres good videos on youtube that shows you how it works. I absolutly love my Smart ATO!! Well woth the money!
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The fixture itself can use up to 100 watts. You can wire additional lighting fixtures to the sensor control up to a total of 500 watts.ie. It will turn on other lights.
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I wouldn't recommend it. Most devices have a safety factor where you can exceed the supply voltage by some amount, say 10 percent, but digital electronics can be very sensitive to values outside of their ratings. Below 12 volts the sensor may not work well. Above 13 volts it may incur damage.
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You can set them to blow in different increments, if I remember correctly, 1 min to non stop till the user disarms, but if its going off only the display would let you know a different sensor was triggered......
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Place it at one end with sensor facing toward middle it has about a 6 foot range
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I don't think there is a sensitivity adjustment but take a look at the position of the sensor relative to the sunlight. If it gets in a shadow earlier then that might trigger it on. With the really low power consumption an hour either way is not going to cost you much anyway.
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Yes. Either as independent or slaved. By wiring you can dictate one sensor or both. Instructions are in the package. I have two slaved so either sensor triggers both.
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just one, run the timers in series. as long as both timers have the place to connect sensor. some timers don't have that option.
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The instructions say yes. I believe the older sensor version wouldn't cut it. This one I received is the newer sensor. Hope that helps.
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I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. If you want telemetry heat and voltage those are all going to require separate sensors and what not. Idk how accurate the telemetry is though.
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I don't know where you can buy more sensors. I returned my security system because I couldn't even program it, I was very unsatisfied with this product.