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Quick Set-Up Instructions
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Ideal Set-Up for Sensors
*See below for Wind & Rain Sensor Set-up.
The temperature and thermo-hygro sensors are "weather resistant", but not "water proof".
To ensure an extended life of your sensor, mount it in a semi-covered place out of the elements. An ideal location for the sensors is under the eaves.
Mount the sensor 18" down from the eaves to ensure optimum performance. This way the weather data collected by the sensor will not be affected by the temperature of the air coming out of the attic. |
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Mounting Outdoor Sensors Right Side Up to Prevent Water Damage
It is important to mount your sensor properly so that rain water does not collect inside and damage internal components. Click on images below to see the proper direction to mount your sensor. |

Mounting Diagram
TX4, TX8, TX9, TX18 & other similar looking sensors |

Mounting Diagram
TX21, TX22, & other similar looking sensors |

Mounting Diagram
TX13 & other similar looking sensors |

Mounting Diagram
TX7U, TX28 & other similar looking sensors |

Mounting Diagram
TX27, & other similar looking sensors
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Mounting Diagram
TX29, & other similar looking sensors |
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Suggested General Set-Up #1
An ideal location to mount your wind sensor is away from all obstacles that will block wind activity such as trees and houses. When mounting the sensor, make sure that it is a few feet above ground level.
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Suggested General Set-Up #2
If you choose to mount the wind sensor on your roof, please ensure that it is mounted at the highest point where wind activity will not be blocked.
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Mounting Outdoor Sensors Right Side Up to Prevent Water Damage
It is important to mount your sensor properly so that rain water does not collect inside and damage internal components. Click on images below to see the proper direction to mount your sensor. |

Mounting Diagram
TX12 & other similar looking sensors |

Mounting Diagram
TX15 & other similar looking sensors
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Mounting Diagram
TX20, TX23 & other similar looking sensors |
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Ideal Location for Rain Sensors
The location that you choose to mount the rain sensor should be a flat and level surface away from the eaves of a house or trees that may interfere with true rainfall. |
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Mounting Outdoor Sensors Right Side Up to Prevent Water Damage
It is important to mount your sensor properly so that rain water does not collect inside and damage internal components. Click on images below to see the proper direction to mount your sensor. |

Mounting Diagram
TX5 & other similar looking sensors |

Mounting Diagram
TX24 & other similar looking sensors |
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