CTM LYNG MICROSAFE mKomfy 16R400V-D Guide

Installation and User Instructions
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mKomfy Hybrid 16R400V-D

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Practical information
The mKomfy cooker is a safety product developed to
minimise the risk of fire when cooking. The product provides
normal safety when using a cooker and associated cookware.
Thecooker must not be left unattended while in use even if
safety equipment such as the mKomfy is installed.
The product must be installed and maintained correctly
as described, and may only be fitted by an authorised
electrician.
Accessories
Skins for the front panel
The accessories for the mKomfy include
several products that increase the level of
safety. Compatible with wireless accessories
labelled "v2".
External
reset button*
External
master switch
Smoke
shut-off
* Recommended for ceiling mounting – performs the same function as the
control button
On our website, you can find dimensioned sketches
for making your own skins, which you can cut to
size and position under the sensor’s front panel.
See www.ctmlyng.no/hybrid

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Safety functions
Hotplate temperature
The cooker guard monitors the temperature of the hotplates and
sounds the alarm if it exceeds the upper limit. The temperature alarm
beeps 3 times every 5 seconds for 20 seconds and a red light comes on
in the sensor. Reduce the temperature of the hotplates immediately
to prevent them being turned off or press the control button on the
sensor to approve the higher temperature for a set time.
Anti-tamper function
If the sensor is removed from the bracket, a security function will
be activated and beep 5 times in 5 seconds before the hotplates
are turned off. Put the sensor back and press the control button to
continue using the cooker.
Optional timer function (see page 12 for activation)
When the cooker guard detects that the cooker has been turned
on, itcan start a built-in timer (countdown clock). When the timer
reaches zero, the cooker is turned off. The cooker guard will alert the
user for the last 5 minutes. Press the control button on the sensor
once to restart the timer.
Hold the control button in for 10 seconds to extend the time
(seepage 5).
Things to remember when cooking:
Moving a hot pan to another hotplate will expose a very hot surface.
The cooker guard may register this as overheating and sound the
alarm. To reduce the risk of unwanted temperature alarms, only use
pans that cover the entire hotplate.

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Everyday use
Batteries (does not apply if an external power supply is used)
We recommend replacing the batteries once a year or when there is a
low battery warning.
1. Remove the sensor from the bracket.
2. Replace the batteries (3 x “AA”).
3. Put the sensor back in the bracket.
4. Give the control button a quick press.
The sensor will beep if the new batteries are in properly.
Control button
• Reset alarm
• Extend cooking time
• Reset cut-out
Light
See page 2 for optional
design/colour using skins
Taking the sensor off/putting the sensor on the sensor bracket
(battery cover)

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Everyday use
Temporarily extended time
(Only applies if timer function is activated, see page 3)
The timer (countdown clock) can temporarily be extended to
12hours by holding the control button in for 10 seconds.
The sensor beeps twice to confirm that the extended cooking time
has been activated. The timer returns to normal operation when
thecountdown ends or the cooker is turned off.
Hold the control button in for 10 seconds to end the extended
cooking time. The sensor beeps once to confirm.
Alarms
Alarm signal: One (1) beep every 15 seconds for 5 minutes.
Cause: Cooker guard warning that timer will run out in
5minutes.
Action: Press control button to restart timer.
Alarm signal: Five (5) beeps in 5 seconds.
Cause: Anti-tamper function detects that sensor is not
positioned correctly in wall bracket.
Action: Position sensor properly in bracket and press
control button.
Alarm signal: Two (2) beeps every five minutes.
Cause: Batteries are nearly flat.
Action: Replace batteries. Remember to check that you
have new batteries before taking the old ones out
of the sensor (3 x AA).
Alarm signal: Three (3) beeps every 5 seconds and red light.
Cause: Hotplates overheating.
Action: Turn temperature down or press control button to
temporarily approve high temperature.

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B
tak høyde
C
tak høyde
D
A
sensor
kjøkkenøy
a - framkanten av
platetopp
b - bakkanten av
platetopp
b - bakkanten av
platetopp
kjøkkenøy
sensor
benkventilator
takintegrert ventilator
Sensor installasjonsinstruks til kjøkkenøy med fritthengende ventilator over platetopp. Tegning fig.1-1
Sensor installasjonsinstruks til kjøkkenøy med benkventilator eller takintegrert ventilator. Tegning fig. 1-2
fritthengende ventilator
figur 1-1
figur 1-2
Kjøkkenøy med :
Fritthengende
ventilator,
benkventilator eller
takintegrert ventilator
Ventilator
monteringshøyde fra
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
ventilator - avstand
målt fra framkanten
(a) av platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 2,4 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 2,7 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 3,0 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
A B C
C
C
Fritthengende
ventilator
70 cm - 80 cm 8,5 cm
ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt
80 cm - 99 cm 5,5 cm - 8,5 cm
ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt
100 cm - 115cm
0 cm - 4 cm
ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt
≥
115 cm
0 cm 80 cm 95 cm 110 cm
Kjøkkenøy med:
benkventilator eller
takintegrert ventilator
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 2,4 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 2,7 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 3,0 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
D
D
D
Benkventilator eller
takintegrert ventilator
70 cm - 80 cm 70 cm- 95 cm 70 cm - 110 cm
kjøkkenøy
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Sensor installation
Kitchen island with suspended cooker hood
Cooker hood Sensor
mounted on
cooker hood
Sensor
mounted
on ceiling,
height = 2.4 m
Sensor
mounted
on ceiling,
height = 2.7 m
Sensor
mounted
on ceiling,
height = 3.0 m
A
Mounting
height above
hob
B
Distance
measured from
front edge
(a) of hob
C
Distance measured from back edge (b)
of hob
70-80cm 8.5 cm not recommended not recommended not recommended
80-99cm 5.5-8.5cm not recommended not recommended not recommended
100-115cm 0-4cm not recommended not recommended not recommended
≥ 115 cm 0 cm 80 cm 95 cm 110 cm
Fig. 1-1
Table for Fig. 1-1
suspended cooker hood
sensor
kitchen island
ceiling height
a – front edge
of hob
b – back edge
of hob

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Sensor installation
Kitchen island with worktop/ceiling-mounted cooker hood
Sensor mounted
on ceiling,
height = 2.4 m
Sensor mounted
on ceiling,
height = 2.7 m
Sensor mounted
on ceiling,
height = 3.0 m
D
Distance measured from back edge (b)
of hob
70-80cm 70-95cm 70-110cm
B
tak høyde
C
tak høyde
D
A
sensor
kjøkkenøy
a - framkanten av
platetopp
b - bakkanten av
platetopp
b - bakkanten av
platetopp
kjøkkenøy
sensor
benkventilator
takintegrert ventilator
Sensor installasjonsinstruks til kjøkkenøy med fritthengende ventilator over platetopp. Tegning fig.1-1
Sensor installasjonsinstruks til kjøkkenøy med benkventilator eller takintegrert ventilator. Tegning fig. 1-2
fritthengende ventilator
figur 1-1
figur 1-2
Kjøkkenøy med :
Fritthengende
ventilator,
benkventilator eller
takintegrert ventilator
Ventilator
monteringshøyde fra
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
ventilator - avstand
målt fra framkanten
(a) av platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 2,4 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 2,7 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 3,0 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
A B C
C
C
Fritthengende
ventilator
70 cm - 80 cm 8,5 cm
ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt
80 cm - 99 cm 5,5 cm - 8,5 cm
ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt
100 cm - 115cm
0 cm - 4 cm
ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt ikke anbefalt
≥
115 cm
0 cm 80 cm 95 cm 110 cm
Kjøkkenøy med:
benkventilator eller
takintegrert ventilator
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 2,4 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 2,7 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
Sensor plassering på
tak, høyde = 3,0 m
- avstand målt fra
bakkanten (b) av
platetopp
D
D
D
Benkventilator eller
takintegrert ventilator
70 cm - 80 cm 70 cm- 95 cm 70 cm - 110 cm
kjøkkenøy
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Table for Fig. 1-2
Fig. 1-2
cooker hood
integrated in ceiling
sensor
kitchen island
worktop-mounted
cooker hood
ceiling height
b – back edge
of hob

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Sensor installation
Wall-mounted hob/cooker hood
Cooker hood Cooker hood
Sensor mounted on
ceiling,
height H = 2.4 m (3.0 m)
A
depth
B
mounting height
above hob
C
distance
from wall
< 50cm min. 50 cm 88 cm (119 cm)
≥ 50cm min. 70 cm 88 cm (119 cm)
Table for Fig. 1-3
Fig. 1-3
10 cm
B
H = tak høyde
A
C
ca. 10 cm fra vegg
sensor
ved vegg
Veggplassert platetopp med vegg/skap montert ventilator. Tegning fig.1-3
figur 1-3
Sensor Installasjonsinstruks til
vegg/skap montert ventilator
Ventilator
monteringshøyde fra
platetopp
Plassering av sensoren-
avstand fra vegg for tak
høyde H = 2,4 m (3,0 m)
A B C
Ventilator dybde
<
50cm
min. 50 cm 88 cm (119 cm)
Ventilator dybde
≥
50cm
min. 70 cm 88 cm (119 cm)
ved veggen
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sensor
H = ceiling height
approx. 10 cm from wall

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Sensor installation
Coverage
Orientation
Arrow points towards hob
DISTANCE
HOB
2
SENSOR
MAX.
WIDTH
HOB
MAX.
DEPTH
HOB
70 73 44
75 78 47
85 88 54
95 99 60
105 109 66
110 115 69
115 120 73
120 125 76
125 130 79
130 135 82
135 141 85
140 146 88
145 151 91
150 156 95
155 161 98
160 167 101
165 172 104
170 177 107
175 182 110
180 187 114
185 193 117
190 198 120
195 203 123
200 208 126
205 213 129
210 219 132
Dimensions in cm

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Installation
Green lights up when relay is on.
Blue flashes when data is received from
paired unit (excluding sensor)
Blue +
Green
flash
alternately
if connection with sensor is
lost (emergency mode*)
Red flashes if relay overheats – power
must be turned off.
Red flashes +
beeping,
if error in external units
interrupts pairing before
sensor is paired
Yellow lights up
when cooker’s electricity
consumption is too high,
1.2 A **
Yellow flashes in pairing mode
* Emergency mode = all safety functions deactivated
** 1.2 A is the factory default. After calibration, the LED lights up if the new
calibration level is exceeded.
1. Connecting wires in the relay (must be carried out by an authorised
electrician)
1. Connect the input wires to the terminals.
2. Connect the output wires to the terminals.
3. Turn on the power.
The sensor and relay are configured at the factory and ready to install.
See page 15 if re-pairing is necessary.
L1 in
L2 in
L3 in
N
L1 out
L2 out
L3 out
N
2. Fitting the sensor
• The sensor must be fitted at least 70 cm above the hob on either the
cooker hood or the ceiling.
• Take note of the coverage (page 9) when fitting the sensor at different heights.
• The mounting hole is suitable for mounting on a standard wall box.
1. Find a suitable location, see drawings on pages 6-8.
2. Mount the bracket.
3. Set the DIP switch to the chosen height and angle (pages 11-12).
4. Insert the batteries (2 beeps = OK) or connect an external power supply (page 11).
5. Put the sensor in the bracket and press the control button on the
sensor once. A short beep confirms that the sensor is in communication
with the socket and working.
6. Make sure that only the green LED on the socket lights up when the oven
is connected and turned off. If the yellow LED lights up, the cooker’s
standby electricity consumption is higher than the default setting.
Thelevel in the mKomfy can then be calibrated to the cooker’s actual
electricity consumption, see pages 10 and 11.
Status LED (Troubleshooting must be
carried out by an authorised electrician)

11
Installation
Power supply
The sensor can be used with batteries (3 x AA, supplied) or an external
power supply.
NB: It is not possible to use batteries and a power supply at the same
time. The batteries must be removed if an external power supply is used.
DIP Function Default Set to
DIP 1 Sound ON
DIP 2 Light ON
DIP 3 Installation angle ON
DIP 4 Installation height ON
DIP 5 Installation height ON
DIP 6 Timer ON
DIP 7 Timer ON
DIP 8 Current measurement* ON
DIP 9 Autoconnect ON
DIP 0 Test mode OFF
Settings
All settings are made with the DIP switches on
the PCB in the sensor.
The switch marked 0 activates test mode.
Taking the sensor off/putting the sensor on the sensor bracket
(battery cover)
List of DIP switch functions
You will find more information on each
function and setting on the next few pages.
To be completed by
installer
Fylls i av
* Should only be deactivated if an external power supply is used

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Installation – Settings
DIP 3 Installation angle Default
OFF 0-45 (sloping ceiling)
ON 0 (flat ceiling) 
DIP 1 Audible alarm Default
OFF Deactivates all sound
ON 
DIP 2 Visual alarm Default
OFF Deactivates all lights
ON 
DIP 4 DIP 5 Installation height
above hob Default
OFF OFF 70-104cm
ON OFF 105-149cm
ON ON 150-194cm 
OFF ON 195-210cm
DIP 1: Audible alarm
DIP 3: Installation angle
DIP 2: Visual alarm
DIP 4 and 5: Installation height
DIP 6 and 7: Timer function
The countdown starts when the cooker is turned on. When there are
5 minutes to go, the cooker guard beeps once every 15 seconds for
5 minutes. The countdown can be restarted by pressing the control
button.
DIP 6 DIP 7 Minutes Default
ON ON OFF 
OFF ON 45min.
ON OFF 120 min.
OFF OFF 240 min.

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Installation – Settings
DIP 8 Current measurement Default
OFF Current measurement off
ON 
DIP 9 Autoconnect Default
OFF Autoconnect off
ON 
DIP 8: Current measurement
NB: Turning current measurement OFF will reduce battery life considerably.
Should only be deactivated if an external power supply is used.
Having current measurement activated provides extra peace of mind in the
case of cookers with an integrated oven. The timer function will then work
even if just the oven is used (and not the hob). We recommend activating
the extended cooking time temporarily if the timer is set to 45 min.
DIP 9: Autoconnect
Fifteen minutes after the cooker guard has turned the cooker off,
the cooker guard is automatically reset and power reconnected. On a
cooker with rotary switches, all the hotplates and oven must be turned
off for the cooker guard to be reset automatically.
If this function is deactivated or to reset the cooker guard manually,
press the control button on the sensor (or external switch panel,
optional extra).
Calibrating electricity consumption
If the yellow LED on the SOCKET comes on continuously when the hob
is OFF and does not disappear when the control button on the sensor is
pressed, the standby current to the cooker is higher than the cooker guard’s
preprogrammed standby level.
In this case the level can be calibrated to the actual electricity consumption by:
1. Holding the control button on the SOCKET in until the red and green LEDs
flash, then releasing the button within 2 seconds.
2. The green LED flashes 3 times to confirm the change.
NB: We strongly recommend measuring the hob’s electricity consumption in
standby BEFORE doing this calibration. High electricity consumption may be
caused by a fault in the hob. If electricity consumption is high, incorrect calibration
may result in the cooker guard not starting or not working as intended.
NB: May only be carried out by an authorised electrician.

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Installation – Settings
Function test
There are three different function tests:
1 = On/Off test 2 = Current test 3 = Temperature test
To activate the function test:
1. Remove the SENSOR cover and set DIP switch 0 to ON
2. Put the cover back on temporarily to stop the batteries falling out.
To change between the three function tests, hold the control button
on the sensor in for 5 seconds.
The sensor acknowledges with one, two or three beeps to indicate
the test type.
1 beep On/Off test
The sensor acts as an ON/OFF switch.
Pressing the control button switches the power to the cooker
ON/OFF in turn. The light on the sensor comes on when the cooker
socket is on (sending power to the cooker).
2 beeps Current test
Indicates electricity consumption for the hob.
Following activation turn the hob ON. A few seconds later the red
LED on the SENSOR should come on continuously and the green
and yellow LEDs on the SOCKET should light up.
Then turn the cooker OFF. The red LED on the SENSOR goes out and
only the GREEN LED on the SOCKET should be on.
DIP 0 Test mode Default
OFF 
ON Test mode on
DIP 0: Test mode/function test

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Installation – Calibration and function test
Indicator lamps
Pairing
Remember to set DIP switch 0 to OFF after performing the
function test(s).
3 beeps Temperature test
Turns the cooker on/off based on temperature.
• Point the sensor at a hot surface/object. The cooker turns
off if the temperature is over 35°C.
• Point the sensor at a cold surface (at normal room
temperature). The cooker comes back on if the temperature
is below 35°C.
Indicator lamps in the sensor
Blue flashes
during use if the cooker guard detects power.
Frequency: battery 5 minutes/mains voltage
30seconds
Red +
Blue
flash +
beeping
every 30 seconds for battery warning, but only
while cooker guard is in use
Red lights up + beeping every 5 seconds if temperature is too high
(see page 5)
The sensor and socket are paired at the factory. If re-pairing is necessary:
Remove at least one battery from the sensor (you can get batteries
ready for the sensor, but DO NOT fit them).
1. Give the Socket control button a quick press. Yellow LED flashes.
2. Hold the control button on the sensor in and insert batteries
inthe sensor.
3. There are 4 beeps, the blue LED on the socket flashes and the
socket turns off.
4. Release the control button on the sensor.
The sensor and socket are now paired.

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Technical data
Cooker guard
mKomfy Hybrid 16R400V-D
Voltage:
400 VAC 3-phase
Load:
16A
Batteries*:
3 x AA/LR06
Battery life:
Up to 1 year
RF:
868.100MHz
Transmitter power:
+5 dBm
Power supply*:
USB 2.0 micro B, 5VDC, min. 1A
*Battery and power supply cannot
be used at the same time.