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Temperature Sensor Mounting For
GalaxyPro Revolution Displays

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Reference Drawings:

Temp Sensor Cable Routing Schematic ............................................................. Drawing A-197884
Exploded Temp Housing Assembly .................................................................... Drawing A-198371

Figure 1: Temperature Sensor

1.1 Temperature Sensor Overview

The temperature sensor enclosure, shown in Figure 1, is
composed of eight plastic disks, a metal mounting bracket,
and a 25-foot weather-resistant cable.

In most cases, the enclosure is mounted using two screws. The
cable is plugged into the back of the display.

It may be necessary to disassemble the enclosure or rewire the
temperature sensor board. Instructions are provided for those
situations.

Refer to the following chart for part numbers if replacement
or additional parts are needed.

Parts List
Part Description

Daktronics Part Number

Temperature Sensor Housing Assembly

0A-1151-0005

4-pin Male Cable, 25 feet

W-1819

22 AWG 2-pair Shielded Cable

W-1234

Figure 2: Located on the North Eave

1.2 Mounting Locations

For greater temperature accuracy, follow these
mounting recommendations:

Mount sensor vertically.
• An ideal location is under a north eave or on a

northern exposure away from direct sunlight, as
shown in Figure 2. In these cases, the quick-
connect cable is not used. Four-conductor, 22-
AWG, shielded cable must be pulled from the
display to the temperature sensor location.
Route the cable through conduit when exposed
to outdoor conditions. The maximum length of
the cable should be no more than 500 feet.

• Mount the sensor above grass or vegetation

rather than concrete or other pavement.

• Mount at least 20 feet away from chimneys,

vents, air conditioners, or other items that
would influence correct temperature readings.

• Do not mount the sensor between displays or locations that restricts air movement.
• Mount the sensor so the cable is protected from weather and vandalism.

DD1514799 Rev 0

29 January 2009

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tel: 866-343-3122 fax: 605-697-4700

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