Protector AS-500, Operating Instructions Manual

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AS-500 | ENGLISH
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ATTENTION : When using this device for exhaust air control,
the shutter must be open to ensure adequate inflow of
fresh air!
KEY
1 Base receiver
2 Window transmitter with reed contact (2a)
3 Magnet casing for window transmitter (3a,b,c)
U Packer parts
BASE (receiver)
4 LED base window open
5 LED base window closed
6 LED base network
TRANSMITTER
7 LED window open
8 LED window closed
9 LED low battery
10 Battery compartment cover
RECEIVER ASSEMBLY
Insert the receiver for the AS-500 into a socket. Plug the
equipment that you wish to switch into the receiver socket.
The receiver is ready for operation as soon as the power LED
(5) illuminates.
Note : The receiver should not be mounted behind metal
cladding as this can limit range.
CAUTION : Always check whether the power input
of the connected equipment is lower or equal to the
switching capacity.
Assembly and operating instructions for exhaust
control model AS-500 (wireless version)
Thank you for purchasing the PROTECTOR wireless exhaust
control AS-500.
INTRODUCTION
The operating instructions are a constituent part of this
device. They contain important notes on safety, use and
disposal. Familiarise yourself with all operating and safety
notes before using the equipment. Only use the article as
described and for the listed areas of use. Pass all documents
to the third party if you transfer the equipment
to a new owner.
GENERAL
You can use this device as an exhaust air control device,
as an aid to monitor fresh air supply when commissioning
an exhaust air device (fume extractor hood, fan etc.).This
cannot replace self-monitoring to ensure fresh air supply, but
it can be supportive. This device only activates the exhaust
air system in the event of pressure equalisation when a
window or door is opened. The additional fresh air streaming
in can thus be drawn in from the outside.
This device can also be used to selectively switch devices
or lamps ON or OFF, for instance when a door or a window
is closed or opened. This, for example, enables significant
reduction of energy costs for heating or air-conditioning
devices.