Silvercrest 113854 Manuel utilisateur

WIRELESS SOCKET SET

Operation and Safety Notes

SADA ZÁSUVEK ŘÍZENÝCH

RÁDIOVÝM SIGNÁLEM

Pokyny pro obsluhu a bezpečnostní pokyny

FUNKSTECKDOSEN-SET

Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise

ELEKTRICKÉ ZÁSUVKY

Pokyny pre obsluhu a bezpečnostné pokyny

WIRELESS SOCKET SET

IAN 113854

GB Operation and Safety Notes Page 5

CZ Pokyny pro obsluhu a bezpečnostní pokyny Strana 13

SK Pokyny pre obsluhu a bezpečnostné pokyny Strana 21

DE/AT/CH Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise Seite 29

Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself

with all functions of the device.

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přístroje.

Pred čítaním si odklopte stranu s obrázkami a potom sa oboznámte so všetkými

funkciami prístroja.

Klappen Sie vor dem Lesen die Seite mit den Abbildungen aus und machen Sie

sich anschließend mit allen Funktionen des Gerätes vertraut.

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Introduction

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

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

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

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

Safety

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

Setting up

Preparing the remote control......................................................................Page 7

Setting up the remote-controlled socket ....................................................Page 8

Setting-up operation

Using the radio-controlled socket...............................................................Page 9

Using the remote-control.............................................................................Page 9

Trouble-shooting ..........................................................................................Page 9

Cleaning....................................................................................................Page 10

Disposal.....................................................................................................Page 10

Guarantee and service

Guarantee....................................................................................................Pa ge 11

Service address ...........................................................................................Pa g e 11

Declaration of conformity...........................................................................Pag e 11

Manufacturer ...............................................................................................Page 11

Table of contents

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Introduction

Wireless Socket Set

Q Introduction

Proper handling

The radio-controlled socket set is suitable

for switching electrical equipment on and

oﬀ by remote control. Any alterations to

this device are not in accordance with

regulations and could represent signiﬁ-

cant risk of accidents. The manufacturer

does not accept liability for any damage

caused through the device not being

used in accordance with the regulations.

This device is not intended for commercial

use.

Scope of supply

After you have unpacked this set, please

check to make sure all the contents are

complete.

4 Remote controlled sockets

1 4-channel remote control

2 Batteries AAA (for remote control)

1 Set of operating instructions

Control elements

Remote control (fig. A):

1Power indicator light

2Channel ON/OFF button Channel

A, B, C, D

3Master ON/OFF switch

4Battery compartment lid

Remote-controlled socket (fig. B):

5LED power indicator

6Child protection socket

Technical data

Wireless Socket Set

RC DS1 4001-A FR 3726

Remote control

RCT DS1 AAA-A 3726:

Batteries:

2x AAA, each 1.5V

Transmission

frequency: 433.92MHz

Licensing: The system is li-

censed for general

use, is free of charge

and does not re-

quire registration.

Range: Depending on the

circumstances

approx. 40m under

optimum circum-

stances.

Radio-controlled sockets

RCR DS1 3711-A IP20 FR 3726:

Rated voltage: 230V~50Hz

Breaking capacity: 16A, 3,680W

Standby power

consumption: < 0,7W

Transmission

frequency: 433.92MHz

Advice: The radio-controlled sockets

each have a child protection socket 6,

which signiﬁcantly increases safety at

home. The contacts are protected in

such a way that children cannot stick

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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.

Q Safety

Safety advice

Read these operating instructions and

safety advice carefully. Look at the dia-

gram page and familiarise yourself with

all functions of the device before start-

ing it up for the ﬁrst time.

Avoid danger to life from elec-

tric shock!

JOnly connect the radio-controlled

sockets to earthed 230V~ domestic

sockets.

JAt all costs, avoid exposure to

damp and extreme temperatures.

JOnly use the radio-controlled sockets

in enclosed spaces. They are not

suitable for outdoor use.

JDespite the child protection socket

6, please keep the device out of

the reach of children at all times.

JAvoid overloading the device.

Overloading can cause a ﬁre hazard

or damage to the device. The maxi-

mum capacity is approx. 3,680W

per radio-controlled socket.

JPlease contact the service department

immediately operational faults arise.

JDo not open the device on any ac-

count. All necessary repairs should

only be carried out by the service

department or a specialist electrical

workshop.

JBefore cleaning always disconnect

the device from the mains supply. In

this case always remove the radio-

controlled electrical outlet socket

from the mains wall socket and

remove all plugs from the device.

JDo not have one radio-controlled

electrical outlet socket inserted

behind the other.

JDo not use any additional child

protection devices for the radio-

controlled sockets. The connection

between the plug and the radio-

controlled socket could be impaired

and risk from overheating then arises.

The radio-controlled sockets already

have a child protection device which

prevents children from putting any

objects into the socket.

JMake sure that the connected

radio-controlled electrical outlet

sockets are freely accessible and not

covered by other objects.

JIf the device malfunctions, switch it

oﬀ immediately.

JThese instructions are a component

of the device. If you pass the device

on to a third party, these instructions

must also be handed on.

Q Setting up

Preparing the remote

control (ﬁg. A)

1. Open the battery compartment on

the back of the remote control by

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Setting up

pushing away the battery compart-

ment cover 4downwards. Insert

two batteries AAA. Make sure you

ﬁt the battery the right way round

(polarity).

2. Press one of the ON/OFF buttons

2or 3to test whether the remote

control works; if it does, the power

indicator light will come on 1.

Setting up the remote-

controlled socket

1. Plug the remote-controlled socket

into an earthed household socket.

2. The LED operating status display 5

will now ﬂash slowly for approx.

30 seconds after plugging in.

3. Aim the remote control at the

remote-controlled socket at a

distance of approx. 50cm.

4. With the LED operating status dis-

play 5ﬂashing, press the desired

ON button of the channel ON/

OFF button 2(A, B, C or D) on

the remote control. The LED operat-

ing status display 5will now light

continuously. You can now use the

remote control to switch a connect-

ed device on or oﬀ using.

5. Repeat this process with the other

remote-controlled socket.

6. You can use one channel ON/OFF

button 2to switch several remote-

controlled sockets at once. You can

further train six remote controls suc-

cessively and use these for a single

receiver. This means you can switch

one appliance on and oﬀ from up

to six diﬀerent places.

7. In this case, synchronise every

remote-controlled socket with the

channel of the remote control.

8. The codes for the remote control

will also remain stored when

changing the batteries.

9. The codes will remain permanently

stored when disconnecting the

remote-controlled socket from the

power supply.

10. Avoid interference: Ensure the vari-

ous remote-controlled sockets are

approx. 50 cm apart.

11. The LED operating status display 5

indicates if the remote-controlled

socket is in ON/OFF mode.

Deleting a code:

To delete a code, ﬁrst repeat steps

1 – 3.

With the LED operating display 5

ﬂashing, press the desired OFF

button of the channel ON/OFF

button 2(A, B, C or D) you wish

to delete on the remote control.

The LED operating status display 5

will ﬂash rapidly for approx. 2 sec-

onds to conﬁrm deletion.

It will then ﬂash slowly again for

approx. 30 seconds and a new

code entered.

Deleting all codes:

To delete all codes, ﬁrst repeats

steps 1 – 3.

Then with the LED operating status

display 5ﬂashing, press the

ALL-OFF button 3on the remote

control. The LED operating status

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display 5will ﬂash rapidly for

approx. 2 seconds to conﬁrm dele-

tion, then go out.

Q Setting-up operation

Using the radio-controlled

socket (ﬁg. B)

1. Put the radio-controlled socket into

any shuttered socket and connect

the appliance you want to operate.

2. Switch the electrical appliance on.

The radio-controlled socket can

only perform its switching function

when the device to be controlled is

switched on.

ATTENTION! FIRE HAZARD!

Do not attach any appliances which

could cause ﬁres or other damaged

if left unattended when switched

on. The maximum load of every

radio-controlled socket is approx.

3,680W. Any overload could cause

a risk of ﬁre or damage to the device.

Using the remote-

control (ﬁg. A)

The remote control will control up to 4

remote-controlled sockets (individually,

in groups or simultaneously).

1. Press the desired ON button of the

channel ON/OFF button 2(A, B,

C or D) on the remote control of

the device you wish to switch on.

The LED operating status display 5

will light.

2. Press the desired OFF button of the

channel ON/OFF button 2(A,

B, C or D) on the remote control for

the device you wish to switch oﬀ.

The LED operating status display 5

will go out.

3. Conﬁrm the ALL ON/OFF button

3to switch all remote-controlled

sockets simultaneously.

Trouble-shooting

If the remote control does not

work, please check the follow-

ing points:

Prob-

lem

The operating indica-

tor 1on the remote

control device illumi-

nates but there is no

reaction

Rem-

edy

· Check that the batteries

still have enough power.

If applicable put in new

batteries.

Prob-

lem No indicator light 1

on remote control

when pressing “ON”

or “OFF”

Rem-

edy

· Check if the batteries are

inserted correctly.

· Check if the batteries

have proper contact with

the springs, if necessary

adjust.

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Prob-

lem

No reaction from

consumer

Rem-

edy

· Check that the appliance

is switched on.

· Assign new code to the

remote control socket (see

„preparing the remote

control socket“, point 4).

· Check - by walking closer

to it - that the range is

correct for the desired

location.

Prob-

lem

Range is too small

Rem-

edy

· For large ranges, ensure

that as few walls and as

little furniture as possible

are in the way of the

remote control and the

radio-controlled socket.

· If the range is too small

at times, the reason could

be a remote control which

works on a similar frequen-

cy. Whenever this remote

control is active, the range

declines (e.g. wireless

headphones, radio-con-

trolled movement alarms,

radio gongs etc.).

Cleaning

JEnsure that no liquids get into the

inside of the device. Use a soft cloth

to clean the housing. Never use

petroleum, solvents or cleaners

which corrode plastics.

jBefore cleaning, always disconnect

the radio-controlled socket from the

wall socket and remove all power

plugs from the device.

Disposal

Electrical appliances

must not be disposed

of with domestic waste.

In accordance with Council Directive

2012/19/EC on waste electrical and

electronic equipment (WEEE), used

electrical appliances, lighting equipment

and batteries have to be collected sep-

arately and recycled in an environmentally

friendly way. Enquire at your city council

or local government regarding the possi-

bilities of disposing of electronic waste in

a correct and environmentally friendly

way.

Environmental damage

through incorrect dis-

posal of the batteries!

Batteries should not be disposed of with

domestic waste. They may contain toxic

heavy metals and are subject to hazard-

ous waste treatment rules and regulations.

That is why you should dispose of used

batteries at a local collection point.

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