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Digital Timer Switch
Article number: 36-2898
Model: EMT445PCS
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1. Functions
1. Timer switch with photocell for outdoor use. Ideal for
saving energy and for home safety.
2. Extra large, easily readable display.
3. Random function for turning lights on while you are out
to deter burglars.
4. Built-in photocell for automatic light controlled
operation.
5. Adjusts to summer/winter time.
2. Buttons and Functions
Description Function
MENU
Press to enter the programming mode or
clock mode
OK
Press to confirm setting. In normal time
mode: Press and hold in the button to en-
ter time setup mode. Press OK and then
[+/
]
to show summer time.
[+/
]
Press to advance the time.
In normal time mode: Press in the button
to change mode: ON – AUTO ON – OFF
– AUTO OFF
- /RND
Press to reduce the time.
In programming mode: Press to activate/
deactivate the random function (RND).
RST
Reset/delete all settings. After a few se-
conds the time will be reset to “0:00”.
Photocell
Light level sensor
3. Setting the time
1. In normal time mode: Press and hold in OK for 2 seconds
(until the the time digits on the display start to flash).
2. Press
[+/
]
or - /RND to set the correct time, press
OK to confirm your setting.
3. “00” (minutes) will flash on the display, press
[+/
]
or -
/RND to set the minutes, press OK to confirm the setting.
4. The current time setting will flash on the display. Press
MENU to exit the time setup mode. The set time will
now be displayed.
5. Activating summer time. Press OK,
[+/
]
will
appear on the display. The time will advance an hour.
Press OK again to return to normal time display mode
(deactivate summer time).
Note!
The display must be in normal time display mode for
time settings to be made. If the display is in programming
mode: Press OK twice to return to normal time display mode.
4. Programming
Photocell
1. In normal time mode: Press MENU. The display
indicates that you have entered the programming
mode,
flashes.
-
shows the photocell’s sensitivity setting (the
lower the setting the more sensitive the photocell).
-
“ON” indicates that the photocell has activated the
timer switch
-
“OFF” indicates that the photocell has deactivated
the timer switch.
2. Press
[+/
]
or - /RND to set the photocell
sensitivity, press OK to confirm your setting.
Start time
3. Set a start time for the timer switch: “00” for the hours
will flash on the display. Press
[+/
]
or - /RND to
set the desired start time, press OK to confirm your
setting.
4. “00” for the minutes will flash on the display. Press
[+/
]
or - /RND to set the desired start time
minutes, press OK to confirm your setting.
Stop Time
5. “00” for the hours will flash on the display. Repeat
steps 3 and 4.
6. Press OK to confirm the setting. Press MENU to exit
the setup and return to normal time display mode.
Note!
•
When the timer switch is setup correctly and activated,
AUTO ON or AUTO OFF will be displayed.
•
When the timer switch is in programme mode, the
switch is activated when the light fades and the display
shows AUTO ON. The timer switch turns off when the
light gets stronger and the display shows AUTO ON.
5. Setting the random function
for the photocell
1. This only works in the programming mode when AUTO
ON or AUTO OFF is shown on the display. Press
-/RND to activate the random function.
2. RND appears on the display when the random function
is activated.
3. In random mode the timer switch turns on/off randomly
for 10 to 26 minutes.
4. If the timer switch is in AUTO OFF mode, the photocell
will not react to the light level for 10 to 26 minutes. If
after this time the light level is high, the timer switch will
remain off until the photocell senses that the light level
has dropped.
5. In the random mode the timer switch will be activated
for 10 to 26 minutes, it will then be deactivated for 10
to 26 minutes.
6. These on/off operations will continue until you turn off
the random function.
7. Turn off the random function by pressing -/RND again.
Note!
When the random function is activated it controls the
timer switch and overrides the AUTO ON and AUTO OFF
functions.
6. Bypass or return to
programmed setting
1. Press
[+/
]
to return to a programmed setting or
bypass it. The display will show current setting:
•
ON: This bypasses the programmed setting, the
timer switch is on all the time.
•
AUTO ON / AUTO OFF: The programmed setting
will control the light.
•
OFF: This bypasses the programmed setting, the
timer switch is off all the time.
2. Erase all programmes like this: Push RST. Note! If this
is done, all programming will have to be done again.
7. Connection
1. Prepare the timer switch as instructed above.
2. Turn off the device/s that you are going to connect the
timer switch to.
3. Connect the device/s to the timer switch socket, and
then plug the timer switch into the wall socket.
4. Switch on the connected device/s.
5. The connected device/s will now be controlled by the
programmed settings (or bypassed by pressing
[+/
]
.
8. Note
1. Do not position the timer switch where it could be
influenced by street lighting or similar, interfering with
the photocell.
2. The backup batteries will be fully charged after
approximately 2 hours connection to the mains.
9. Protect the environment
Sort your waste and recycle products instead of throwing
them away. All electronic products, batteries and all packa-
ging material should be sorted and handled according to
local environmental regulations.
10. Specifications
Connection: 230 V~, 50 Hz, 16 A, 3680 W.
Operating temperature: -25°C ~ +55°C
The shortest time setting for operation: 1 minute
Protection class: IP44 (approved for outdoor use)
ENGLISH
Photocell
[RST] Reset
[MENU]
Menu
[OK]
Confirm
[- /RND] Reduce /
Random Function
[+/
] Increase /
Programme Mode
