I can't really see the back of the case. Is this sensor easily mounted in the 90-degree corner of a room, or must it be mounted on a flat surface?
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Yes, the PIR Motion Detector comes with a mounting bracket that can be used either flat to the wall or in the 90 degree corner. It also includes 3 tape strips and 4 screws for your choice of mounting. I used a couple of command strips to mount mine in case I wanted to relocate it after using it for a while. The command strips worked great as the unit is pretty light.
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The device comes with a mount that it clips into. The mount can be placed on a flat surface or in a corner with either the supplied adhesive strips or screws..
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No idea about the sensor issue. I sent my case back almost imeadiatly since it's of poor quality, not leather & selling of oil.
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Mine came with a plastic mounting bracket similar to one that would come with a smoke alarm in that it slotted and the sensor is inserted and rotated into place after the bracket is mounted. It also came with temp mounting strips.
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You want to place it where you can hear the alarm, even the bedroom, as if a leak happens at night you can hear it.It must be low to the floor as propane is heaver than air. The sensor will sound the alarm at a lot lower concentration than it takes for dangerous level to happen.Also keep it away from drafts- windows, heat resisters, etc.
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No. I have not mounted this in a corner, the device is flat in the back. I don't think this will work well in a corner.
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The temerature sensor is not mounted in the fan. It is in the remote control. FYI, we are very satisfied with this unit.
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Not sure about that. I have no trouble going to 90 degrees but when I mounted it up side down it recorded up side down.
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Works great. There are mounting holes in the back that mount on single screws that you would screw into the wall.I guess you could use mounting tape too. The sensor mounts at bumper height to you car and the signal light mount up at eye level so you can see it.
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Dear MikeYes the sensor might be facing towards the direction where motion will occur. So i believe it should be pointting downwardsBest regardsStacy @ ChiChinLighting
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Add to my previous answer, the motion sensor is adjustable in all directions to aim at the angle you'd like
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The motion detection is great. I have one mounted inside a walk-in closet. It will come on while walking past the closed slotted closet door, in a dark bedroom. Mounting it horizontally should not be a problem what-so-ever.
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I used the edge expandable pyrometer set up because you can add to it if you ever want to add any other sensors. It allows you to piggy back the sensors and have one plug in to the monitor.
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Are you serious? It senses anything in front of the sensor! What would make you put it in an enclosed place when there is something in front of the sensor at all times????
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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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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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I would say about 180 degrees. You point it where you want surveillance, and you have a wide angle shot of that area.
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If the tv is not mounted really close to a corner, it should be able to turn 90 degrees.