Maximum Wireless Maestro (2006-2012) - Manual (Page 5)

8 FEET
CHIMNEY
MOUNT
TRIPOD
MOUNT
WALL
MOUNT
EVE
MOUNT
13
VENT-PIPE
MOUNT
Secure the sensors and stub masts to the mounting mast with the
two hose clamps provided (see illustration). Move the completed
mast assembly as close as possible to your preferred final mounting
location. Also move the instrument meter and receiver combination
as close as possible to their final mounting location. Check to make
sure that proper communication between the receiver and transmitter
still exists by verifying that the light on the receiver is still flashing
red every two seconds. NOTE: If more than 15 minutes has passed
since the button on the wind transmitter was pushed, it will need to
be pushed again (see step 8). If the signal has been lost, move to
an alternate installation location for a better signal with the receiver
flashing every two seconds.
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MAESTRO
INSTALLATION
WIRELESS
30 Barnet Boulevard
New Bedford, MA 02745
(508) 995-2200
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A mounting mast and bracket for your particular situation will need
to be purchased. Radio Shack and home supply stores often have
a selection of masts and mounting brackets. The ideal mounting
mast and bracket should provide approximately eight feet of vertical
clearance above nearby obstacles. Do not use a mounting mast
made of fiberglass or PVC plastic because of electrical grounding
considerations. Check with local building/electrical code enforcement
officer about mounting mast grounding requirements.
HOSE
CLAMPS
EAST
MOUNTING
MAST
STUB
MAST
STUB
MAST
RECEIVER
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Make sure that the “z” shaped arm is facing east
and the solar panel is facing south
Permanently install the mounting mast and brackets following the
manufacturer’s instructions (See illustration, step 13).
SOUTH