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1× remote controller
3× receiver – socket with 4.35 A max./1 000 W max. μ
Specifications
range: max. 25 m in an open area
IP20 protection
voltage: 230 V~, 50 Hz
max. load on the socket: 1 000 W
max. current load on the socket: 4.35 A
Remote controller
transmission frequency: 433.92 MHz
max. high-frequency output of the transmission unit: 0.181 mW e.r.p. (effective radiated
power)
power supply: 1× CR2032 3 V (included)
Basic information
• Do not plug the sockets into one another.
• The distance between two sockets during use should be over 50 cm.
• Do not plug the wireless socket into an extension cable. Plug only into the main, wall-mounted
power source.
• Do not connect devices which should always be supervised – doing so could cause fire or
other damage (e.g. an iron or an electric pan).
• Do not open the device. Repairs must be done by a professional only. Improper use or
unskilled repair can cause injury by electric current, or short circuit.
• Signal range is always provided as maximum in an open area without obstacles and may be
significantly affected by the construction material used in the building where the device is
installed. The signal range also depends on the placement of the transmitter and receiver.
Avoid placing parts of the device in the proximity of heat sources, areas with increased air
humidity, sources of electromagnetic radiation, power conductors and large metal objects.
Information for use
The wireless set of sockets can be used immediately after unpacking. Receiver – socket: The socket
can be plugged into any wall-mounted socket. The device which is to be wirelessly controlled must
be plugged into the wireless socket. The wirelessly controlled appliance must always be turned on.
Remote controller – transmitter
• Open the battery compartment cover and remove the protective film. Close the cover.
• A socket can be assigned to each of the A, B, C, D button pairs.
• Each pair of buttons works separately. The left-side buttons turn the corresponding socket
on, the right-side buttons turn it off.
• The red LED light indicates signal transmission.
Replacing battery in the remote controller
• Open the battery compartment cover at the back of the remote controller.
• Remove the used battery.
• Insert a new CR2032 3 V battery (LR44/AG13). Make sure you observe the correct polarity.
Use primary batteries only, not rechargeable ones.
• Close the cover.
Socket – receiver
• Insert the male plug of the remote-controlled socket into a 230 V~ network socket.
• The ON/OFF button located on the socket is used for manually turning the connection
on and off and also serves for the activation of the pairing process of the socket and the
remote controller.
• The light on the socket is on only if the socket is turned on. It begins flashing when the
socket is ready for pairing.
Settings – pairing socket with a remote controller
• Insert the male plug of the remote-controlled socket into a 230 V~ network socket.
• Press and hold the ON/OFF button located on the socket for 3 seconds, then release the
button. The LED light will start flashing. This indicates that the socket is ready for pairing
with the remote controller.
• Put the remote controller in the proximity of the socket and press any button on the left side
of the controller, A to D, to pair the codes. The LED light will now remain on. This indicates
the pairing has been done successfully.
• Connect an electrical appliance into the socket and turn it on.
