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Make sure the sensor is stable and secure. The mounting solution should be stiff and
stationary under harsh wind conditions. As a general guideline, oscillations of more
than 3cm should not be allowed, or the unit's performance might be compromised.
If several sensors need to be installed next to each other, we recommend a distance of
at least 1m between the sensors when not aimed at each other (back to back
installation). Avoid aiming the sensors at each other when they are installed with less
than 150 meters distance between them.
Failure to observe the above restrictions might result in sensor performance
degradation and in extreme cases might lead to irreversible damage to the sensor
units.
Connecting to the sensor: use outdoor weather immune cables. When cable is not
plugged in use the connector cap to maintain weather immunity. Magos is not
responsible to weather damage (corrosion etc.) caused by using improper
cables/failure to the use the cap when not installed. In such cases product warranty is
void. See chapter 5 for details on sensor electronic connection.
Ensure that the electronic connecting cable is firmly secured to the pole/wall or any
other contraption upon which the radar is installed in such a fashion that would not
allow it to dangle within the coverage area of the sensor. In addition make sure that the
cable securing method renders it resistible to strong winds and that it does not apply
excessive force on the connector.
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10
300
10
400
15
50
15
100
15
200
15
300
15
400
20
100
20
200
20
300
20
400
Table 14: Tilt Angle
-2
0
-15
-8
-4
-3
-2
-11
-6
-4
-3
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