Can you recharge the sensor on this model?
65981
Sorry I have no idea since the last sensor I had never wore out. Anyways I think this product is a waste of money now given apps like RunKeeper.
65982
No, it has about 1000 hours of use then needs to be replaced. Replacements run about $17.00 I believe.
1941817
Wow....I believe that would be a question for the manufacturer. Sorry about the loss of the remote sensor ability. I have come to enjoy that feature.
297974
Sorry. Don't buy it. It consumed batteries (costly) and after a while the sensor is not functional anymore as expected. Better buy one with foot mechanism. It will last longer. Hope that helps.
1037934
Yes you can.... I don't remember if the software shows the voltages of 02 sensors but I shows if they are working or not.
1281090
yes you can but its not rocommended by the factory... I used for hour and the connected to charge no problem
1070139
If you have never charged it before then yes you can let it charge it self using the fire. It will how ever take a bit to do, I would charge first then let it recharge it self when you use it.
1458634
The spec says no. Even if it can, I wouldn't trust the accuracy because it is out of range. CMRR of the current sensor might not be high enough at that high current.
923047
I would think you could use it where ever you wanted to. How do you plan on powering the sensor and processing the information that the sensor transmits?
1343139
Think it's close, but I think you can use an extension cord. They also sell extensions for the sensors.
659990
The unit comes with the sensor only (with wires) . You will need to wire the 110V conection and the output. I used it to control an external relay to prevent damage to the internal one (can handle 10A max)
1642997
The system is armed, not specific sensors. What you could do is remove specific sensors from the sensor & add it back later, but takes a bit of effort.
146941
Yes, you just plug it into an outlet to recharge it. But you cannot charge something while you are recharging.
1459584
I've never had to reset the outdoor sensor, but the easiest way would be to remove the battery for about a minute, then replace it. If the base unit shows no reading from the sensor, don't forget that the system will handle more than one sensor. While you have removed the battery, check the little switch inside to see what channel it's on, then set the base unit accordingly. The instruction manual covers this.
954050
While I haven't tried to do it, I believe that you can add a sensor to this unit. I can't find it on Amazon, but here's the link to Home Depot. Again, I haven't tried it, but this is clearly the sensor that's with this unit. http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/202216934?productId=202216934&storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&ci_sku=202216934&cm_mmc=shopping%2d%5f%2dgoogleads%2d%5f%2dpla%2d%5f%2d202216934&ci_gpa=pla
1459583
Removing the battery will NOT RESET the sensor. That was my mistake, I did not know that, and I ordered a replacement sensor. You have to reset the sensor after a battery change by pressing a thin tool, like for example a pin into the small hole opening on the back.
879084
You can replace the batteries yourself, there is a screw off cap on one side of the sensor.
890395
Yes - that's the normal way to recharge it. There's no equipment provided for charging outside the camera.