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I have this unit which I installed many years ago in a new fast food
business. The restaurant failed shortly after it was installed and I got the equipment back. So in essence it is like brand new.and was operational when it was removed from service. The unit is a self contained box with loop sense wires and isolated spdt relay wires. It operates from 120V. The loop was buried in the driveway and so I was unable to retrieve that part of the system. Installation was rather simple. Unfortunately I can't find the installation instructions however I do recall that we had to cut the asphalt driveway and bury a loop of AWG. 14 cable. The loop would sense a large mass of metal over it such as a car, (as opposed to a non metallic mass), at a drive through and operate a form C relay. I would like to set this unit up in my own driveway now however the problem is I don't remember the configuration of the loop, IE how many turns there were in the loop or its diameter. Actually I think that we buried it down 8 inches or so and that it was rectangular shaped but I'm just not sure. There is no longer a listing for Detector systems however the strange thing is the number 917-1 does come up as some kind of driveway sensor but I can't seem to find any information on it. I would think that this type of unit must be similar to those that are used at intersections for traffic light control but I'm not sure how to find that information. Does anyone have any experience with this type of sensor who can advise me as to the sense loop characteristics? Thanks for any assistance, Lenny |
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