Conrad 1007639 User manual

Intended Use
By using the radio controlled switch socket with the suitable hand-held transmitter, a consumer
load connected to the radio controlled switch socket can be turned on or off.
The radio controlled switch socket is only intended for use in dry indoor locations.
All the safety and operating instructions in this manual must be followed carefully. These in-
structions not only protect the device but, in particular, your health. Please read the entire
operating manual before using the product.
This product complies with the applicable National and European requirements. All names of
companies and products are the trademarks of the respective owner. All rights reserved.
Package Contents
• 1 x radio controlled socket
• Operating Instructions
Safety Instructions
The warranty will be void in the event of damage caused by failure to observe
these safety instructions. Liability for any and all consequential damage is
excluded!
We do not accept liability for damage to property or personal injury caused by
improper handling or non-compliance with the safety instructions. The war-
ranty will be void in such cases.
• The unauthorized opening, conversion and/or modication of this product is not
permitted because of safety and approval reasons (CE).
• Do not use this product in hospitals or medical institutions. Although the product
emits only relatively weak radio signals, these may lead to the malfunction of life-
support systems. The same may be the case in other areas.
• The product is designed in accordance with protection class I. Only a standard
switch socket (with protective earth) connected to the public supply grid may be
used as the power source for the radio controlled switch socket.
• The product is not a toy and must be kept out of the reach of children. Therefore,
be especially careful when children are around. Children might try to push objects
through the socket openings, for example. There is a risk of a lethal electric shock!
• Never touch the product, or the switch plug, with wet or damp hands when trying
to the radio controlled switch socket. There is a risk of a lethal electric shock!
• Never remove a switch plug from the radio controlled socket by pulling on the
power cable. Always pull the plug from the radio controlled socket by gripping the
area provided for this purpose on its sides.
• Do not put more than one adaptor onto the unit!
• The unit is only without current, when the main plug is disconnected from the
outlet.
• Do not overload the radio controlled switch socket (take note of the input power in
the technical data at the end of the operating manual!).
• Do not leave packing materials unattended. They may become dangerous
playthings for children.
• Handle the product with care, it can be damaged by impacts, blows, or accidental
drops, even from a low height.
• If the product casing is damaged, do not use the product any more! When it is
connected to the switch, do not touch the radio controlled switch socket or the con-
nected device! First, switch off at the switch socket to which the radio controlled
socket is connected (i.e. switch off at the circuit breaker and the earth leakage
circuit breaker). You can then remove the radio controlled socket from the switch
socket. Take it to a specialized workshop or dispose of it in an environmentally
friendly way.
Controls
A) Control-LED (ashes when the switch socket on the front is activated)
B) Front socket for connecting of a consumer load, with child-proof lock
C) Coding switch I, II, III, IV for one of the four address codes
D) Coding switch for switch channel selection 1, 2, 3, 4
E) Safety plug for connection to the switch socket
Setting the Address Codes
One of the four address codes (I, II, III, IV) can be set on both the hand-held transmitter and
the radio controlled socket. Thus, several radio controlled switches can be operated in parallel,
without interfering with one another.
Select one of the address codes (I, II, III, IV) on the hand-held transmitter. Set exactly the same
address code on the associated radio controlled socket(s); use a at screwdriver to turn the
coding switch (C).
☞ If there are different codes set on the hand-held transmitter and the radio con-
trolled switch socket, the switch socket will not react to the switching signals
from the hand-held transmitter!
Setting the Switching Channel of the Radio Controlled Socket
On the back of the radio controlled switch socket there is another coding switch (D) that is
marked with the numbers „1“, „2“, „3“ and „4“. It is used to select one of the four switching
channels (the hand-held transmitter is also labelled with the numbers „1“, „2“, „3“ and „4“), if it
is for operating more than one radio controlled switch socket.
☞ It is of course possible to set the same switching channel for two or more
radio controlled switch sockets. In this way, the two radio controlled sockets
are activated or deactivated by one keystroke.
Start-up, Function Test
Plug the radio controlled socket (without the consumer load connected!) into the designated
earthed switch socket.
You can now test the function of the radio controlled switch socket, by briey pressing the res-
pective „ON“ button for the corresponding switching channel (1, 2, 3 or 4). The red control-LED
(A) on the radio controlled socket lights up. The socket (B) on the front is now activated; the
switch voltage is available and a connected consumer load is turned on.
Briey press the button „OFF“, for the switching channel, and the control-LED (A) is turned off
again; the switch voltage at the „front switch socket“ (B) and thus, the connected consumer
load, is turned off.
Operation
Connect a consumer load to the „front socket“ (B).
Please consult the section „Technical Data“ for the consumer load’s permissi-
ble maximum power.
By using the „ON“ or „OFF“ button for the switching channel, on the hand-held transmitter, the
radio controlled socket is turned on/off again, using the same set switching channel (control-
LED (A) lights up or turns off).
G OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS www.conrad.com
Radio Controlled Switch Socket
433 MHz
Item no. 1007639
Version 01/14

Disposal
Dispose of the product at the end of its service life in accordance with the applicable
statutory regulations.
Declaration of Conformity (DOC)
We, Conrad Electronic, Klaus-Conrad-Straße 1, D-92240 Hirschau, hereby declare that the
product conforms to the fundamental requirements and the other relevant regulations of Di-
rective 1999/5/EC.
☞ You can nd the declaration of conformity at www.conrad.com.
Technical Data
Reception frequency: ....................433 MHz
Operating voltage: ........................220-240 V/AC, 50 Hz
Protection class: ...........................I
Connected power: ........................2000 W Ohm resistive load, 300 W inductive load
Address codes: .............................4 (adjustable by turn switch)
Switching channels: ......................Selectable with turn switch „1 2 3 4“
LED: ..............................................
Lights up, when the switch socket/consumer load is activated
Dimensions (H x W x D): ..............approx. 95 x 51 x 73 mm (including connecting plug)
......................................................approx. 95 x 51 x 35 mm (not including connection plug)
Operating environment: ................Only suitable for enclosed, dry indoor locations
These operating instructions are a publication by Conrad Electronic SE, Klaus-Conrad-Str. 1,
D-92240 Hirschau (www.conrad.com).
All rights including translation reserved. Reproduction by any method, e.g. photocopy, microlming,
or the capture in electronic data processing systems require the prior written approval by the editor.
Reprinting, also in part, is prohibited.
These operating instructions represent the technical status at the time of printing. Changes in
technology and equipment reserved.
© Copyright 2014 by Conrad Electronic SE. V1_0114_01/IB
Maintenance and Care
The product does not require any maintenance and should never be opened or disassembled
for any reason.
Remove connected consumer loads from the radio controlled socket and remove it from the
switch socket, before cleaning the product.
Only clean the product with a soft, clean, dry cloth. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or
chemical solutions, since these might damage the housing or impair operation.
Handling
• The radio controlled switch socket is only intended for use in dry indoor locations.
• Avoid the following unfavourable environmental conditions at the installation loca-
tion and during transportation:
- Direct sunlight
- Extreme cold or heat
- Dust or ammable gases, fumes or solvents
- Strong vibrations
- Strong magnetic elds such as those found in the vicinity of machinery or louds-
peakers
• Ensure that the insulation for the entire product is neither damaged nor destroyed.
Never disassemble the product! There are no serviceable parts inside.
• Check the product for damage before each use!
If you notice any damage, do not use the product any longer!
There is a risk of a life-threatening electric shock!
Safe operation must be presumed to be no longer possible:
- if the device is visibly damaged
- if the device no longer works
- if the device was stored under unfavourable conditions for a long period of time
- if it was exposed to extraordinary stress caused by transport
Transmission range
The transmission range of the radio signals between the hand-held radio transmitter and the
radio controlled sockets is up to 30 m under optimum conditions.
☞ This value, however, is the so-called „open space range“ (range the transmit-
ter and receiver are visible to each other, without interfering inuences).
In practical operation, however, there are walls, ceilings of rooms etc. between
the transmitter and the receiver, which reduce the range accordingly.
Due to the different inuences on the radio transmission, no specic range
can be guaranteed.
However, trouble-free operation is usually possible in a detached house.
The range can sometimes be limited considerably by:
• walls, reinforced concrete ceilings
• coated/metallised insulated glass
• proximity to metal & conducting objects (e.g. radiators)
• proximity to human bodies
• Broadband interferences, e.g. in residential areas (DECT telephones, mobile phones, radio-
controlled headphones, radio-controlled speakers, radio-controlled weather stations, baby
phones etc.)
• Proximity to electric motors, transformers, power-supply units, computers
• The proximity to improperly shielded or uncovered operating computers or other electric ap-
pliances