3. The anemometer operates remotely by sending a retract signal to the motor
control system of the awning.
4. The anemometer must have 12VDC power at all times when the awnings are
extended. The minimal power consumption will not affect the charge of the
batteries in any appreciable way. If there is a suitable source of 12VDC power
located on the roof then penetrating the shell of the vehicle will not be
necessary.
5. The power cord extends from the base of the unit and is suitable for outdoor
use.
6. To obtain power from the inside of the vehicle a 3/8” hole must be drilled for
the
power wire. Drill the hole directly below where the power cord exits the
anemometer base.
7. Feed anemometer cord thru the 3/8” hole, leave 3-4” of slack. Silicone around
the wire to prevent any water intrusion.
8. Apply a bead of silicone where the footprint of the anemometer will be
installed.
Mount the anemometer with two(2) screws. Silicone the perimeter of the base.
(FIGURE 6)
F. MOTION SENSOR – (In place of anemometer)
NOTE: The Motion Sensor can be used in place of the Anemometer in your
electronics system. The Motion Sensor may be battery powered or hard wired for
a 12VDC connection.
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