Timeguard ETU17N Manuel
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XTIM2213 ETU17N - Instructions 99 103/10/2019 100 x 68mm @ 100%
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Installation & Operating Instructions
Compact 7 Day
Timeswitch
Model: ETU17N
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1. General Information
These instructions should be read carefully in full
before using the product, and retained for further
reference and maintenance.
2. Safety
• Do not plug in any appliance that exceeds
the capacity of the Timer.
• Always ensure the plug of any appliance
is fully inserted into the timer outlet.
• If cleaning of the timer is required, remove from
mains power and wipe timer with a dry cloth.
• Do not immerse in water or any other liquid.
• For indoor use only.
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3. Technical Specifications
• 230V AC 50Hz
• Switch Rating: 13A Resistive (3kW)
2500W Incandescent/
Halogen lighting
500W Fluorescent
lighting
100W LED lightning
• Operating Temperature: -10°C to +35°C
• 7 day programming
• 7 ON/OFF programmes over a choice of day
groups or individual days
• Manual override until the next programme change
• Optional random switching feature
• Non replaceable factory
fitted rechargeable battery:1000hours
• Dimensions (H x W x D): 81 x 60 x 65mm
• CE Compliant
Note: Not suitable for use with Discharge Lighting.
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4. Charging Battery
and Resetting
• Plug the ETU17N into a live socket for 4 hours
to fully charge the battery, in order to bring
the display ON (if blank).
Change Button
sets Day(s), Hours and
Minute times, selects/
cancels Random Mode
and self cancelling
override
Output Status showing
unit either ON or OFF
Random Select
Mode switches unit ON/OFF at random intervals
between 10 & 30 minutes during programmed
ON times giving the impression that your home
or premises is always occupied
Programme Button
used to select the clock
time and the 7 ON/OFF
programme times and to
review them once set
Easy view 24 hour
digital clock/timer
display
Day indicator
1 = Monday
7 = Sunday
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• Reset the unit by simultaneously holding both
‘CHANGE’ and ‘PROGRAM’ buttons down until
the screen goes blank. Release the button.
This will clear any programmes stored in the
memory and after approximately 3 seconds
the display will show the following;
• You are now in clock setting mode at
the beginning of the program sequence.
5. Setting the Time
and Current Day
Note: This device has a 1 minute ‘time-out’ feature.
Once you start programming, if you leave the
device for more than 1 minute without pressing
a button, the device will think you have finished
and will automatically return back to normal
operating mode.
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The example time and day used here is Monday
at 16:00 o’clock.
5.1 After you have performed a full reset,
the current day of the week indicator
will be flashing;
5.2 You are able to change the day of week
using the ‘CHANGE’ button.
Day 1 = Monday through to Day 7 = Sunday.
5.3 Press the ‘CHANGE’ button to select
the current day of the week followed
by the ‘PROGRAM’ button to save.
The hour digit will start to flash;
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5.4 Press the ‘CHANGE’ button to select
the current hour of day followed by the
‘PROGRAM’ button to save. The minute
digit will start to flash;
5.5 Press the ‘CHANGE’ button to select the
current minutes followed by the ‘PROGRAM’
button to save.
5.6 The clock is now set and the display will show
the following indicating the unit is ready for
the first ON program time to be entered;
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6. Programming ON/OFF
Times (after setting
the clock)
Note: 7 ON/OFF programmes are available.
Any number up to 7 can be programmed,
unused programmes must be left blank (– – : – –)
and not programmed with zeros.
Decide what ON/OFF times you would like to
programme and which days they will operate on.
You are able to program ON/OFF times to operate
over the following days/day groups (shown in order
of presentation on the ETU17N programming screen);
The example programmed times used below are:
ON at 6:00 and OFF at 16:00. The example days/
day group used is: 2 days (Weekend) Sa Su.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• • • • • = 5 days (Weekdays) Mo Tu We Th Fr
• • • • • • • = 2 days (Weekend) Sa Su
• • • • • • • = 7 days (Everyday) Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
• = Individual days starting with Mo through to Su
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6.1 Press the ‘CHANGE’ button to scroll through
the days/day groups. Press the ‘PROGRAM’
button to select the group you require
(in this case 2 days (Weekend) Sa Su).
The hour digit for the ON time will
start to flash;
6.2 Press the ‘CHANGE’ button to select the hour
of your ON time (in this case 6). Press the
‘PROGRAM’ button to save, and the minute
digit will start to flash;
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6.3 Press the ‘CHANGE’ button to select
the minutes (in this case 00). Press the
‘PROGRAM’ button to save, and the hour
digit for your OFF time will start to flash;
6.4 Press the ‘CHANGE’ button to select the hour
of your OFF time (in this case 16). Press the
‘PROGRAM’ button to save, and the minutes
digit will start to flash.
6.5 Press the ‘CHANGE’ button to select
the minutes (in this case 00).
Press the ‘PROGRAM’ button to save.
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