Can Wind Sensor be Added to Awning of Forest River Camper 273QBXL

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Question:

Have a 273QBXL by Forest River. Camper came with a remote control for Awning, Main Slide-out, front/rear stabilizers and Awning light. My question is will the Solera Smart Arm Wind Sensor Kit you sell be a direct plug in.

asked by: Mike

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Expert Reply:

If the awning you have is a 12 volt Solera power awning you can add the wind sensor part # LC715123 but if you have any other awning setup then this would not work and we do not have any other options that would.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Solera Smart Arm Wind Sensor Kit part #LC715123 is only available for the Solera Smart Arm 12V Power RV Awnings like part #LC405523. It cannot be added to any of the other systems such as the Solera 18V Power RV Awning. The Solera XL Power Awning…

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Answer 2

The Solera Smart Arm Wind Sensor part #LC715123 can only be used with the 12 volt Smart Arm assemblies like the #LC759516 and cannot be used with the 18 volt kits.

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