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# Installing Models To Your Sentinel

## What You'll Need

* At least one model in your [model library](/sentinel-multi-language/in-the-field/using-the-dashboard/my-models.md) (download your first model from the [Model Marketplace](/sentinel-multi-language/in-the-field/the-model-marketplace.md))
* At least one Sentinel device registered in [your fleet](/sentinel-multi-language/in-the-field/using-the-dashboard/my-devices.md)

## Installing & Uninstalling Models To Sentinels

Installing a model onto a device can be done either on the *My Devices* or *My Models* page:

### My Devices

Click the multi-select dropdown menu under *Deployed Models* and select all the models you want to install onto that device.

To uninstall a model(s), simply deselect it from the dropdown menu

![](/files/NDDClIvLPWFm9XNQNynz)

### My Models

Click the multi-select dropdown menu under *Deploy to Device* to install that particular model to individual devices. To install your model to a group of devices, use the multi-select dropdown menu under *Deploy to Group* instead.

To uninstall this model from a device(s)/group(s), simply deselect it from the respective dropdown menu

![](/files/J2JooUfExz4lLqHnU6wA)

## How Many Models Can Each Sentinel Have?

Each Sentinel can have as many models as you'd like. Do bear in mind that more models = longer model inferencing times which will use your device's battery faster.&#x20;

## How Many Sentinels Can Have The Same Model?

You can install the same model on as many devices as you like.


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