DIG A HOLE FOR THE CONTROL UNIT:
A. Dig a hole 5"–6"
deep for the Control Unit’s PVC pipe.
B. Optional: Rebar can be used as additional stability and support for the PVC Pipe and Control Unit.
NOTE
Gate should be closed before proceeding to Step 5. If not, close the gate before continuing.
5. MAKE SURE GATE IS TURNED ON AND TEST THE SENSOR BY
DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE DOWN THE DRIVEWAY:
A. INSTALL THE C-SIZED BATTERIES BACK INTO THE CONTROL UNIT and observe that ALL LED’s turn
ON for 1 second then turn o.
B. Once sensor calibrates for 3 minutes then slowly drive past the Sensor Probe and verify that the wireless vehicle
sensor opens the gate.
C. Reinstall the cover for the Control Unit.
FILL IN THE TRENCH AND HOLE:
A. After verifying that the vehicle sensor is functioning properly, TURN OFF the gate opener because a moving
shovel can trip the sensor and open your gate.
A. Fill in the trenches and the hole with dirt.
B. Turn on the gate opener. Operate the gate normally.
C. Check condition of batteries several times throughout the year and replace batteries as needed.
Approximately 5–6 inches deep
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