CAME RKLT-W50, Manual

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119T70541 119T70541
- ver.
1.0 1.0
- 09/2012
119T70541 119T70541
- ver.
1.0 1.0
- 09/2012
Key to symbols

Parts to read carefully.
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Parts about safety.
ER: end run.
Moving part: awnings, shutters and blackout systems
unless otherwise indicated.
The number of "click-clacks" at the end
of the sequence corresponds to the tilting
movements the motor performs to provide a
visual indication that the procedure has been
accepted by the receiver.
ž
1'
Maximum time to perform the procedure
from when the power supply is connected.
Before installation
• Do not allow children to play with the TX.
• Make sure no one approaches the moving part until
it has stopped.
• Keep checking the system to identify problems with
balance or signs of wear or damage.
• Disconnect power to the motor before cleaning
the moving part.
Intended use
Receiver unit for motors with single-phase asynchronous
electromechanical end run, mains-powered and intended
for automating awnings, shutters and the like.
Compatible with all transmitters in the KLT series.

Any installation and operation that diff ers from what
is set out in this manual is prohibited.
EN
TECHNICAL DATA
KLT-W50
Maximum motor power 500 W / 400 VA
Operating temperature 0°C / +55°C
Power supply 230 V AC ± 5% 50 Hz
Reception frequency 433.92 M Hz
Manoeuvre duration 4 min.
CABLE TYPE AND CROSS-SECTION
Connection
Powering the panel and
connecting the button
Cable type EN 50267-2-1
Cable length 1 < 10 m 3G x 0,75 mm 2
Cable length 10 < 20 m 3G x 1 mm 2
Cable length 20 < 30 m 3G x 1.5 mm 2
Connection Motor power supply
Cable type
FR0R CEI 20-22 CEI EN
50267-2-1
Cable length 1 < 10 m 4G x 0.75 mm 2
Cable length 10 < 20 m 4G x 1 mm 2
Cable length 20 < 30 m 4G x 1.5 mm
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Installation
⚠
Installation must be carried out by qualifi ed
and experienced personnel in compliance with
applicable regulations.
⚠
All connections must be made while the electrical
power is disconnected.
The unit may be disturbed as it is sensitive to external
elements, such as masses, metal roofing and
electromagnetic fi elds or radio broadcasts at the same
frequency, which can impair unit operation. Use plastic
containers and position the antenna away from power
cables.
• Connect the wires to the terminal, respecting the dia-
gram in Fig.
and the instructions in the “Electrical
Connections” chapter.
⚠
The container should not be pierced for any
reason.
ANTENNA
For normal operation, the unit is equipped with an antenna
in the form of a 17 cm insulated cable.

Under no circumstances cut or change the antenna
cable.
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
The unit can be inserted inside a fl ush box or a shock-
resistant junction box.
⚠
Prepare suitable piping and ducts for routing the
electrical cables, ensuring protection against
mechanical damage.
Electrical connections
⚠
Do not connect more than one motor for each unit.
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Respect the envisaged connections.
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Improper connection may cause serious damage
to the unit.
Mains power supply
⑨
blue (common)
⑩
brown (phase)
⑧
earth
Motor power supply
⑥
blue (common)
④
brown (phase)
⑤
black (phase)
⑦
earth
⚠
Use a switch button with central zero and automatic
return.