Putting Sensor Light

[MikeMyers]

I am in the proccess of a build in my garage. My ceiling is open with 3 exposed ceiling joist. My question is does anyone hit the putting sensor light from the hitting sensor? Would I be ok if I ran my ceilng out to the putting sensor light and leave the remaing room open?

Thanks

[Hoosierdaddy]

yes your ceiling will be OK up to the light. I have come close a few times when hitting a big flop shot. Even a sky ball when hit with a 3 wood or hybrid off the tee has not been within a foot of the light. But you will want something to catch those balls that get up there past the light.

[MikeMyers]

I am ready to setup my sensor lights and I need a low voltage transformer.

In the Protee User Manuel it does not specify what I need.

In the Par2Pro review, Cory says he used a 150 watt transformer that he had on hand.

Marksc, says Purchases a LET-75 watt 12v class 2 AC transformer:from Amazon ($12). Connect the light to that with the two wires. (If you have both sensor mats, you'll probably want a 150 watt transformer rather than two 75 watt ones. Transformers require a minimum draw, so don't get more than a 75 watt one for one sensor mat.)

My Home Depot has 1- 60 watt 120/12v transformer in stock.

I have a hitting and putting sensor.

What do I need and where do I get it?

Thanks,
Mike

[Ryan5508]

I would like to have the recommendation for a transformer also. So I can pick one up here soon.

[ProTee United]

With 2 lights you either need 2x 75 watt transformer or 1x 150 watt transformer. Here is one:

https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/67308/ELEC-BSET150.html

[Ryan5508]

Thanks. Just ordered the same one through Amazon.

[Ryan5508]

Transformer works great and was easy to wire up.

Thanks ProTee!