Technical data

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5 GB/IE

Introduction

Proper handling ...........................................................................................Page 6

Scope of supply ........................................................................................... Page 6

Control elements .......................................................................................... Page 6

Technical data ..............................................................................................Page 6

Safety

Safety advice ...............................................................................................Page 7

Advice on use of dimmer

radio-controlled

socket (FSD B 20-A) .................Page 8

Setting up

Preparing the remote control (FSS B 20-A) ............................................... Page 8

Setting up the remote-controlled socket (FSE B 20-A) .............................Page 8

Setting up the remote-

controlled dimmer socket

(FSD B 20-A) ..................Page 9

Meanings of the LED operating status display ..........................................Page 10

Setting-up operation

Using the dimmer radio-controlled socket (FSD B 20-A) .........................Page 10

Using the radio-controlled

socket (FSE B 20-A) ............................................P a g e 11

Using the remote-control (FSS B 20-A) ..............................................................Pa g e 11

Trouble-shooting ..........................................................................................Pa g e 11

Cleaning .................................................................................................... Page 12

Disposal .....................................................................................................Page 12

Guarantee and service

Guarantee .................................................................................................... Page 13

Service address ...........................................................................................Page 13

Declaration of conformity ...........................................................................Page 13

Manufacturer ...............................................................................................Page 13

Table of contents

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Summary of content (12 pages)

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Table of contents Introduction Proper handling............................................................................................Page Scope of supply............................................................................................Page Control elements...........................................................................................Page Technical data...............................................................................................
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Introduction Electrical Sockets Q Introduction Q Proper handling The radio-controlled socket set is suitable for switching electrical equipment on and off by remote control. It also supports the dimmer function for the lamps described in these instructions. The dimmer radiocontrolled socket is not designed for use with energysaving light bulbs and fluorescent lamps. Any alterations to this device are not in accordance with regulations and could represent significant risk of accidents.
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Introduction / Safety FSD B 20-A: 1.25 A 280 W Standby power consumption: Transmission frequency: < 0,7 W 433.92 MHz Advice: The radio-controlled sockets FSE B 20-A and FSD B 20-A each have a child protection socket 8 , which significantly increases safety at home. The contacts are protected in such a way that children cannot stick needles or other sharp objects into them and thus get an electric shock. Nevertheless, please keep the device out of the reach of children at all times.
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Safety / Setting up J If the device malfunctions, switch it off immediately. J These instructions are a component of the device. If you pass the device on to a third party, these instructions must also be handed on.
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Setting up ton 2 of one channel. In addition, you can programme six remote controls one after the other and use them for individual receivers. This means you can switch one appliance on and off from up to six different places. 6. In this case, synchronise every remotecontrolled socket with the channel of the remote control. 7. The coding of the remote control is maintained when you change the battery. 8.
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Setting up / Setting-up operation 8. Every remote-controlled socket also has a manual ON / OFF switch 5 . You can switch the remote-controlled socket on and off without using the remote control. The LED operating status display 6 will indicate whether the remote-controlled socket is in the ON / OFF mode. Q eanings of the M LED operating status display Remote-controlled socket without dimmer FSE B 20-A: j The LED operating status display 6 will shine when the remote-controlled socket is switched on.
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Setting-up operation 2. Release the manual ON / OFF button 5 when you have got the amount of brightness you desire; this setting will then be stored. Adjusting the dimmer function with remote control (FSS B 20-A): 1. Press the ON button 2 on the appropriate channel (e.g. A). The lamp will go on. 2. To dim, press the ON button 2 again. The dimming process will now start. 3. Press the ON button 2 again when you have the amount of light you wish to have. This setting will now be stored.
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Setting-up operation / Cleaning / Disposal Problem The operating indicator 1 on the remote control device illuminates but there is no reaction Remedy · Check that the current output from the battery is adequate. If necessary insert a new battery. Problem No indicator light 1 on remote control when pressing “ON” or “OFF” Remedy · Check that the battery has been put in correctly. · Check that the battery has good contact with the clamps, if need be press it onto them.
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Disposal / Guarantee and service In accordance with Council Directive 2002 / 96 / EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), used electrical appliances, lighting equipment and batteries have to be collected separately and recycled in an environmentally friendly way. Enquire at your city council or local government regarding the possibilities of disposing of electronic waste in a correct and environmentally friendly way.
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