7
Preparation
CHOOSING A MOUNTING
LOCATION
Choose locations for the thermometer
and the attached outdoor sensor within
10 feet of each other, where you can eas-
ily route the outdoor sensor’s cord out-
side (near a window, for example).
You can place the thermometer on a lev-
el surface (such as a desktop or counter)
using the supplied stand, or you can
mount it on a wall.
For the best mounting results, attach the
thermometer and outdoor sensor on dry
wall or wood surfaces. Avoid mounting ei-
ther on ceramic tile or metal surfaces.
The most common way to route the out-
door sensor’s cord is through a corner or
depression in a window sill or door edge.
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