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1.  The sensor has a removable back plate. Using your thumb, press 

edge  of  the  sensor  body  and  pull  the  body 
away from the back plate.

2.  Mount the back plate to the wall surface in 

plate  that mate  with   standard electrical box 

the  sensor  using  double  sided  tape  or  Vel-
cro® (not supplied).

3.  Once the back plate has been secured, align 

the two top alignment tabs on the back plate with the temperature 

clicks in place.

Linking the Temperature Sensor to a Receiver

This process requires the controller or receiver to be mounted and pow-
ered and within range of the temperature sensor to be linked.
The sensor is a solar powered device that absorbs energy through a so-
lar panel storing it for use during low light periods. Before assigning the 
sensor to a receiver/controller, the device must be exposed to a good 

1.  Remove the sensor from the back plate by pressing in on the tab on 

the lower edge and pulling away from the back plate.                                       

2. 

the  receiver,  if  necessary  refer  to 

3.  Press the temperature sensors Link 

4. 

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ceiver.

Summary of Contents for WT912G

Page 1: ...mily includes WT912G NL Temperature Sensor WT913G NL Temperature sensor Setpoint NOTE The WT912G WT913G are solar powered devices that absorbs solar energy storing it for use during low light periods Before assigning the RTS device to a receiver controller the device should be exposed to a good light source for a minimum of 2 hours INSTALLATION GUIDE ...

Page 2: ... temperature control in the space that the sensor is monitoring for closed loop temperature control The sensor and receiver must be within range preferably in the same room ing 50 15 2 m range greater care must be taken to insure proper re Even with a brief exposure to light the sensor will operate however for e h t n i a t n o c t a h t s m a r g e l e t s u t a t s s t i m s n a r t r o s n e s ...

Page 3: ...utton RTS 2HS models only Users can override a room occupancy state by pressing the occupancy button on the lower right edge of the sensor LED Operation LEDs are on the right side of the solar panel The red LED will flash when the Link or Occupancy button is pressed See Test Operating Modes for further LED information Transmitting Values The temperature sensor will transmit a telegram when 10 samp...

Page 4: ...n place Linking the Temperature Sensor to a Receiver This process requires the controller or receiver to be mounted and pow ered and within range of the temperature sensor to be linked The sensor is a solar powered device that absorbs energy through a so lar panel storing it for use during low light periods Before assigning the sensor to a receiver controller the device must be exposed to a good 1...

Page 5: ...attery holder and press the clip in with your finger Test Operating Modes Ensure the RTS is fully charged or insert a battery before entering test modes The following tests can be selected when in test mode Light Level Test provides visual feedback of the immediate energy produced by the solar panel 1 To enter Light Level Test mode press and hold the occupancy test button for 6 seconds The green L...

Page 6: ...and only one re ceiver can be linked to the sensor for proper operation of the test disable repeaters in range for proper test operation 1 To enter Range Confirmation Test mode press and hold the occupan cy test button for 6 seconds The green led will begin to blink 2 A quick press and release of the button at this point will allow you to select between light level test green LED and range confirm...

Page 7: ...er 0 10 Glass 0 10 Brick 5 35 MDF 5 35 Ferro concrete 10 90 Metal 90 100 Aluminum 90 100 Material Radio Range typical Line of sight 80 24m corridors Line of sight 150 46m open halls Plasterboard 80 24m through 3 walls Brick 33 10m through 1 wall Ferro concrete 33 10m through 1 wall Ceiling not recommended Wireless System Layout Hints Avoid locating transmitters and receivers on the same wall Avoid...

Page 8: ...The enclosed device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules I this device may not cause harmful interference and ii this device must accept any interference received including IC RSS 210 315MHz and 902 MHz models only ISO 9001 only 315 MHz models that bear a MIC mark Law Compliance This device is granted pursuant to the Japanese Radio Law 電波法 電気通信事業法 number will become invalid telephone Toll Free 1...

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