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SENTRY II HS MOTOR SYSTEM 46a Up to 20 skylights can be controlled from a single control panel. REMOTE FEATURES INCLUDE: • Infinite Number of windows & skylights can be controlled with a single remote. • 9 Zones or “unit codes” are available to allow units to be controlled in up to nine groups and organized to a users needs. • Motorized Blinds can be controlled with the same remote. • Control windows and skylights from one remote - the Sentry II HS (for heavy skylights) uses the same remote as the Sentry II WLS to allow coordinated ventilation throughout the entire home or building. • Built in Thermostat allows skylights to open and close together, to help maintain a comfortable interior temperature. Take advantage of true “chimney effect” cooling to reduce energy demands. • Rolling Code Technology proven in garage door openers is built into every remote to provide high security and peace of mind. WARRANTY: The Sentry II family of products is warranted for one year against defects in materials and workmanship on all electronic and mechanical components. CONSUMER NOTICE: The Sentry II HS for heavy skylights must be installed by a qualified electrician. PRODUCT APPLICATION ASSISTANCE: If you need assistance with product configurations to meet your needs, please visit our website at www.truth.com. Under the “Technical Support” tab you will find all of the technical information needed to properly configure and specify all elements of an automated window installation, including installation instructions, pre-wiring and proper hardware requirements. You can also contact Truth’s highly trained Technical Service Staff who can assist you with the selection of the appropriate hardware. These individuals are available during normal business hours (CST) at 800-324-4487. ORDERING INFORMATION: Ordering of the new Sentry II HS systems is much easier than in the past. All hardware necessary for mounting on a skylight is now included in the same kit. Special Note: Motor covers are ordered separately to help keep your inventory costs down. Sentry II motor kit packaging includes additional space so cover can be added which allows the manufacturer to supply a complete kit to jobsite. Sentry II HS for heavy skylights Order 1 per skylight 43.50.00.005 - Sentry II HS System 12481.XX - Cover (.xx denotes finish code) Order 1 Hand Held Remote &/or Wall Switch 43.53.00.002 - Hand Held RF Remote 12539 - Wall Switch Finish Codes: The “HS” cover is available in .01 Aluminum, .23 Chestnut Bronze, .24 Beige, & .32 White. TRUTH TIPS: 1. To help prevent personal injury from moving skylight parts, the skylight must be installed at least eight feet above the floor or an inside screen must be applied to the skylight with the provided screen interlock properly installed. Adherence to these safety requirements is the responsibility of the installer. 2. The Sentry II HS system is rated for use in indoor applications only. 3. When choosing between the non-synchronous or synchronous Sentry II HS motor system, consider the rigidity of the skylight panel. Since each motor system is designed to lift open and pull close at a single contact point, the skylight panel must be rigid enough in the closed position to ensure proper corner pull-in for a weather tight seal and rigid enough in the open position to provide proper skylight stability. The wider the skylight is, the more significant this issue can become. Therefore the rigidity of some skylight sizes may make it necessary to use two or more synchronous motor systems even though the weight of the skylight may only require a single motor system. For more assistance, contact Truth Hardware Technical Services. 4. The Sentry II HS requires 1 amp of 120 VAC. INCLUDE TRUTH SPECS IN YOUR NEXT SKYLIGHT PROJECT Skylight operating hardware should be suited for roof window, and skylight installation for wood, PVC, and metal materials. Skylight Bases shall be provided with a special high quality gear reduction (high output torque) to meet required maximum sash weight of 160 lbs. (72.6 kg.), unit to be constructed of high pressure zinc diecast case electrostatically painted. Each base is complete with steel chain, sprocket, and detachable sash bracket. The chain sprocket shall be hardened steel and an acetal chain guide must be provided. Base modules with a Motorized Drive shall be low profile in design. Unit to be available with snap-on, decorative ABS cover conveniently accessible to motor, mechanical, and electronic components. The mechanical closing pressure shall not exceed 70 lbs. Supply electronic circuitry for sensing rain and accommodation of remote control. Each unit shall be equipped with auxiliary contacts for additional thermostatic control, security, fire or smoke alarms, or computer control. The control system is to be supplied with standard line voltages from 100 to 240 VAC at 47 to 440 Hz (no transformer required). Motor kits to include motor, rain sensor, and hardware pack. Remote control shall operate at a minimum distance of 50 ft. from skylight operator. Power skylight system shall be “Sentry II HS” as manufactured by Truth Hardware, Owatonna, MN.
SENTRY II HS MOTOR SYSTEM FIG. 1 FINISHED DIMENSIONS OF THE SENTRY II HS MOTOR SYSTEM 17.985 [456.8 mm] cL OF SKYLIGHT 8.695 [220.9 mm] 4.539 [115.3 mm] 2.575 [65.4 mm] 3.426 [87.0 mm] SKYLIGHT FRAME FIG. 2 SENTRY II HS MOUNTING ILLUSTRATION 8.956 [227.5 mm] cL OF SKYLIGHT .484 [12.3 mm] 1.625 [41.3 mm] .848 [21.5 mm] .525 [13.3 mm] 1.150 MIN [29.2 mm] .368 [0.9 cm] .280 [7.1 mm] .835 [21.2 mm] .313 [8.0 mm] Y Y Y Y 2.560 [65.0 mm] .190 [4.8 mm] 4.767 [121.1 mm] 3.237 [82.2 mm] .493 [12.5 mm] MOTOR MODULE 4.120 [104.6 mm] .880 [22.4 mm] 3.750 [95.3 mm] 5.147 [130.7 mm] SKYLIGHT FRAME DIGITAL CONTROL UNIT LOCATION 4.060 [103.1 mm] BASE MODULE DIGITAL CONTROL UNIT TO SKYLIGHT FRAME (QTY 2) (P/N 19335) #10 X .750 PHILLIPS PAN HEAD SHEET METAL SCREWS BASE MODULE TO SKYLIGHT FRAME: (QTY 4) (P/N 19335) #10 X .750 PHILLIPS PAN HEAD, SHEET METAL SCREWS 46b
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