what is the degree area of coverage for sensors like 45, 120, 180 etc. and up and down coverage area?
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Haven't measure exactly, but know it is greater than 45 and less than 180. !20 seems to be about right.
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The answer is provided by the manual at http://www.bosch-professional.com/gb/en/gms-120-23317-ocs-p/ which specifies: Digital Detector GMS 120 Article number 3 601 K81 0.. Maximum scanning depth* - Ferrous metals - 120mm - Non-ferrous metals (copper) - 80mm - Live conductors 110-230 V - 50mm (voltage applied)** - Wood - 38mm Regards, Mikhail
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It depends on how deep the water is, the deeper the water is the wider the coverage is. It also depends on the transducer your using.
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I believe the literature says a 50 foot radius. My understanding is that is the coverage in dense moist soil such as clay. The coverage is less in sandy loam. However, I have been very disappointed in the P7901 because of equipment failure. Of the 3 that have been in my possession since Jan this year, only 1 is still working and it doesn't buzz as often as it should. If I were to purchase further units, I would get the solar powered P7911, Only bought one, but have not had any trouble from it at all. It has a slightly lower coverage (48 ft radius) with same soil restrictions. For both, placement is important since the signal is blocked by large obstructions such as foundations. I believe the literature says a 50 foot radius. My understanding is that is the coverage in dense moist soil such as clay. The coverage is less in sandy loam. However, I have been very disappointed in the P7901 because of equipment failure. Of the 3 that have been in my possession since Jan this year, only 1 is still working and it doesn't buzz as often as it should. If I were to purchase further units, I would get the solar powered P7911, Only bought one, but have not had any trouble from it at all. It has a slightly lower coverage (48 ft radius) with same soil restrictions. For both,... » Read More I believe the literature says a 50 foot radius. My understanding is that is the coverage in dense moist soil such as clay. The coverage is less in sandy loam. However, I have been very disappointed in the P7901 because of equipment failure. Of the 3 that have been in my possession since Jan this year, only 1 is still working and it doesn't buzz as often as it should. If I were to purchase further units, I would get the solar powered P7911, Only bought one, but have not had any trouble from it at all. It has a slightly lower coverage (48 ft radius) with same soil restrictions. For both, placement is important since the signal is blocked by large obstructions such as foundations. « Show Less
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I don't have mine turned to a large area because I live in a small house on a small property. The system works great for us but I don't know the maximum area that it will cover. I love it.
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Operating instructions you can get online from UEi shows ranges and resolutions. For capacitance it says Range 0nF, 400nF, 4uF, 40uF, 400uF, 4000uF
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I think it will depend entirely on your setup. For instance for me using Verizon, I have outside signal strength of - 98db for voice and - 101db for 3g. I have inside antennas mounted on living room ceiling 8ft up right in the middle of the room. My living room is about 400sqf. But usable coverage extends to an area roughly 1000sqf for me. But honestly I think if I mounted higher it would be more coverage. The signal from inside antenna roughly is cone shaped coming from it. So again the better your outside signal and the higher you mount inside antenna the more you would get. I think mine would probably cover 2500sqf if mounted upstairs in my house. But where I have in living room signal actually goes upstairs. And once I'm outside I have coverage anyways.
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I have sensors at about 45 feet but with almost visual reach from the main module so I think it depends of the materials of the walls and stuctures near the units
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My experience is that the sensor works at about a 45 degree. I had to plug into an extender for the socket for operation in a closet. My guess is the racks could block the sensor.
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It has 4 zones You can hook up 4 sensors per zone. So, you can have 16 sensors total per base unit.
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About 400F. I say "about" because there seems to be a few marks above where the numbers are but that is essentially the range.
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my manual says that the basic sensor is -40-300F with 3' 24AWG 2 conductor wire. Nickel plated copper sensor cap. Also an upgraded sensor is a 1000Ohm Platinum RTD sensor that goes from 0-600F
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Yes, up to 180 degrees, and 70' x 70'+ depends on mounting high and ambient temp level.
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It depends on actual enviroment. Some house have more obstacle (like drywall, insulation) will have smaller coverage. in most case it will be have at least 20-30 ft. Without any obstacle, it will even have 100 ft + coverage. Please make sure you turn on "WIRELESS N" function on your modem you have a Wireless N 300mbps (not 150mbps) wireless adapter.
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It covers 390 square feet. Check http://www.kaz.com/kaz/air-purifiers/products/honeywell-50250-s-true-hepa-air-purifier-50250-s/
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Sorry, haven't used it yet so I can't say how it covers. I'm using it as a grout sealer so it may be hard to figure out sq. footage coverage---
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It covers about 1.5x1.5' area from 1' above. Avoid this product, though. I have to keep replacing the blue diodes by soldering. The company does not honor the warranty at all (they do not respond to any inquiry).