CTM LYNG microsafe mKomfy 1.8 16R User manual

Installation instructions/User instructions
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mKomfy 1.8 16R
(mKomfy 1.8 16R Plug & Play)
El.nr.: 6251650 (P&P 6251655)

3
Safety functions
mKomfy 1.8 has been developed for use in private homes. In order to
avoid too many false alarms, the cooker guard spends a short amount
of time analysing the information from the cooker hob. Cooker hobs
which are so powerful that they are able to start a fire in under 120
seconds work so quickly that the cooker guard may find it hard to
react before a fire is ignited, depending on the cookware and the
substances in it on the cooker hob.
Overheating
The Cooker Guard monitors the temperature of the cooker 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 cooker
immediately to prevent it being turned off, or press the control button on
the sensor to approve the higher temperature for aset time.
Anti-tamper function
The cooker guard has an integral safety function which detects if the
sensor is not correctly mounted in the fixing bracket. If the cooker is in
use and the sensor is incorrectly mounted, the security function will be
activated and beep 5 times in 5 seconds before turning the cooker off.
Replace the sensor in the wall bracket and press the control button to
continue using the cooker.
Optional timer function (see page 10 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. To restart the timer, press the control button on the sensor once.
To extend cooking time, hold the control button in for 10 seconds (see page
4).
NB: Where current measurement is used, the timer will start up when
power consumption is detected. If there is no power consumption for over
1 minute, the timer will revert to zero.
For example, when using the oven, the oven thermostat can disconnect
the power for over 1 minute, thus resetting the timer.
Use of current measurement (DIP 9)
When current measurement is used, the cooker guard safety function will
only be activated when power consumption by the cooker hob is detected.
The standard consumption here is approx. 280W. If the cooker consumes
less than 280W during use, the safety function will not be activated. This
limit can be tested and calibrated, see page 11.
2
Facts
The mKomfy Cooker Guard is a security product developed to
minimise the risk of fire when cooking.
mKomfy 1.8 sensor f.o.m. snr: 2024-000001 has a new fixing bracket (with lug)
which is not compatible with the previous version. The sensor works only with
Plug f.o.m. snr: 1840-000001.
mKomfy 1.8 is a Class B cooker guard and does not react to flames
or smoke. It relies on a clear view from the sensor to the cooker
hob in order to detect heat. The cooker guard will thus be unable to
prevent a fire if the cooker hob is covered with flammable materials
(e.g. cardboard, newspaper), or if such materials catch fire near to the
cooker hob.
The product assumes normal care in the use of the cooker and
associated cookware. In normal use the cooker should be kept under
frequent observation, even if safety equipment such as mKomfy
is installed. Lots of smoke will be produced before the device is
triggered, so additional equipment such as Strømkutt could help to
make the kitchen a safer place.
The product must be installed and maintained correctly as described,
and may only be fitted by an authorised electrician.
Accessories
Optional extras for the mKomfy 1.8 cover
additional needs and safety. Compatible with
newer wireless accessories labelled “v2”.
External
reset button
External
master switch
mTouch®
HUB
Smoke shut-off

3
Safety functions
mKomfy 1.8 has been developed for use in private homes. In order to
avoid too many false alarms, the cooker guard spends a short amount
of time analysing the information from the cooker hob. Cooker hobs
which are so powerful that they are able to start a fire in under 120
seconds work so quickly that the cooker guard may find it hard to
react before a fire is ignited, depending on the cookware and the
substances in it on the cooker hob.
Overheating
The Cooker Guard monitors the temperature of the cooker 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 cooker
immediately to prevent it being turned off, or press the control button on
the sensor to approve the higher temperature for aset time.
Anti-tamper function
The cooker guard has an integral safety function which detects if the
sensor is not correctly mounted in the fixing bracket. If the cooker is in
use and the sensor is incorrectly mounted, the security function will be
activated and beep 5 times in 5 seconds before turning the cooker off.
Replace the sensor in the wall bracket and press the control button to
continue using the cooker.
Optional timer function (see page 10 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. To restart the timer, press the control button on the sensor once.
To extend cooking time, hold the control button in for 10 seconds (see page
4).
NB: Where current measurement is used, the timer will start up when
power consumption is detected. If there is no power consumption for over
1 minute, the timer will revert to zero.
For example, when using the oven, the oven thermostat can disconnect
the power for over 1 minute, thus resetting the timer.
Use of current measurement (DIP 9)
When current measurement is used, the cooker guard safety function will
only be activated when power consumption by the cooker hob is detected.
The standard consumption here is approx. 280W. If the cooker consumes
less than 280W during use, the safety function will not be activated. This
limit can be tested and calibrated, see page 11.
2
Facts
The mKomfy Cooker Guard is a security product developed to
minimise the risk of fire when cooking.
mKomfy 1.8 sensor f.o.m. snr: 2024-000001 has a new fixing bracket (with lug)
which is not compatible with the previous version. The sensor works only with
Plug f.o.m. snr: 1840-000001.
mKomfy 1.8 is a Class B cooker guard and does not react to flames
or smoke. It relies on a clear view from the sensor to the cooker
hob in order to detect heat. The cooker guard will thus be unable to
prevent a fire if the cooker hob is covered with flammable materials
(e.g. cardboard, newspaper), or if such materials catch fire near to the
cooker hob.
The product assumes normal care in the use of the cooker and
associated cookware. In normal use the cooker should be kept under
frequent observation, even if safety equipment such as mKomfy
is installed. Lots of smoke will be produced before the device is
triggered, so additional equipment such as Strømkutt could help to
make the kitchen a safer place.
The product must be installed and maintained correctly as described,
and may only be fitted by an authorised electrician.
Accessories
Optional extras for the mKomfy 1.8 cover
additional needs and safety. Compatible with
newer wireless accessories labelled “v2”.
External
reset button
External
master switch
mTouch®
HUB
Smoke shut-off

5
Everyday use
EMERGENCY MODE
In the event of problems with the cooker guard which you are unable to resolve,
you may activate the emergency mode, which will allow power to the cooker
for 12 hours (can be repeated for a further 12 hours).
NB: All safety functions are deactivated in this period. Use the time to contact an
electrician who will be able to resolve the problem.
To activate the emergency mode:
Turn the cooker fuse off and on three times at intervals of at least
1 second for a period of 10 seconds.
Alarmsignal
Alarm signal: One (1) light and sound signal every 15 seconds for
5 minutes.
Cause: Cooker Guard warning that timer is in last 5 minutes.
Action: Press control button to restart timer.
Alarm signal: Five (5) light and sound signals in the course of
5 seconds.
Cause: Anti-tamper function detects that sensor has been
removed from bracket.
Action: Replace sensor in bracket and press control button.
Alarm signal: Two (2) light and sound signals every 5 minutes.
Cause: Battery change necessary.
Action: Change batteries. NB: Make sure you have new
batteries to hand first (3 x AA).
Alarm signal: Three (3) light and sound signals every 5 seconds
and a steady red light between signals.
Cause: Overheating.
Action: Reduce temperature, or press control button
totemporarily approve high temperature.
Alarm signal: Two (2) light and sound signals and the cooker shuts
off 10 min after use.
Cause: Battery change necessary.
Action: Change batteries. NB: Make sure you have new
batteries to hand first (3 x AA).
Alarm signal: Three (3) light and sound signals every 30 seconds.
Cause: Excess temperature continuing after shut-off.
Action: Reduce temperature, or press control button.
4
Everyday use
Things to think about when
cooking
Sliding a pan across to another
ring will expose a very hot sur-
face, and the Cooker Guard may
register this as overheating,
causing the alarm to go off.
Use pans that cover the whole
ring to reduce the chance of unwanted temperature alarms.
Temporarily extended cooking time
(Only applies if Timer Function is activated, see page 3)
The timer (countdown clock) can temporarily be extended to 2 hours (12 hours if
120/360 min. is set) by holding the control button in for 10 seconds.
The sensor beeps twice to confirm that the cooking time has been extended.
When the time expires or the cooker has been turned off for at least
2 minutes, the countdown is reset to the standard time.
To cancel the extended cooking time, hold the control button in for 10 seconds.
The sensor beeps once to confirm.
Light Control button
• Reset alarm
• Extend cooking time
• Reset cut-out
Temperature sensor
Clean regularly with adamp
cloth and soapy water.
Battery
We recommend changing the battery every 5 years or if there is a low battery
warning.
1. Take the sensor off the wall.
2. Remove the back cover (2 screws) and change the batteries, 3 x “AA”.
3. Reattach the cover and replace the sensor on the wall.
4. Press the control button.

5
Everyday use
EMERGENCY MODE
In the event of problems with the cooker guard which you are unable to resolve,
you may activate the emergency mode, which will allow power to the cooker
for 12 hours (can be repeated for a further 12 hours).
NB: All safety functions are deactivated in this period. Use the time to contact an
electrician who will be able to resolve the problem.
To activate the emergency mode:
Turn the cooker fuse off and on three times at intervals of at least
1 second for a period of 10 seconds.
Alarmsignal
Alarm signal: One (1) light and sound signal every 15 seconds for
5 minutes.
Cause: Cooker Guard warning that timer is in last 5 minutes.
Action: Press control button to restart timer.
Alarm signal: Five (5) light and sound signals in the course of
5 seconds.
Cause: Anti-tamper function detects that sensor has been
removed from bracket.
Action: Replace sensor in bracket and press control button.
Alarm signal: Two (2) light and sound signals every 5 minutes.
Cause: Battery change necessary.
Action: Change batteries. NB: Make sure you have new
batteries to hand first (3 x AA).
Alarm signal: Three (3) light and sound signals every 5 seconds
and a steady red light between signals.
Cause: Overheating.
Action: Reduce temperature, or press control button
totemporarily approve high temperature.
Alarm signal: Two (2) light and sound signals and the cooker shuts
off 10 min after use.
Cause: Battery change necessary.
Action: Change batteries. NB: Make sure you have new
batteries to hand first (3 x AA).
Alarm signal: Three (3) light and sound signals every 30 seconds.
Cause: Excess temperature continuing after shut-off.
Action: Reduce temperature, or press control button.
4
Everyday use
Things to think about when
cooking
Sliding a pan across to another
ring will expose a very hot sur-
face, and the Cooker Guard may
register this as overheating,
causing the alarm to go off.
Use pans that cover the whole
ring to reduce the chance of unwanted temperature alarms.
Temporarily extended cooking time
(Only applies if Timer Function is activated, see page 3)
The timer (countdown clock) can temporarily be extended to 2 hours (12 hours if
120/360 min. is set) by holding the control button in for 10 seconds.
The sensor beeps twice to confirm that the cooking time has been extended.
When the time expires or the cooker has been turned off for at least
2 minutes, the countdown is reset to the standard time.
To cancel the extended cooking time, hold the control button in for 10 seconds.
The sensor beeps once to confirm.
Light Control button
• Reset alarm
• Extend cooking time
• Reset cut-out
Temperature sensor
Clean regularly with adamp
cloth and soapy water.
Battery
We recommend changing the battery every 5 years or if there is a low battery
warning.
1. Take the sensor off the wall.
2. Remove the back cover (2 screws) and change the batteries, 3 x “AA”.
3. Reattach the cover and replace the sensor on the wall.
4. Press the control button.

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Installation - Sensor
2. Fitting the sensor
NB: If testing the sensor priorto mounting, the sensor must be placed in the fixing bracket
so as not to activate the anti-tamper function. mKomfy 1.8 sensor f.o.m. snr: 2024-000001
has a newfixing bracket (with lug) which is not compatible with the previous version.
1. Remove the battery cover and fit batteries (3 x AA).
2 beeps = battery OK.
2. Tear off the red protective film on the bracket.
Mount the sensor on a flat, clean surface on the wall above the
centre of the cooker at a height of 45-55 cm, see figure 2. For other
installation heights, see page 9.
NB: If the material on the wall surface is unsuitable for mounting with
tape, a screw must be used in the centre of the bracket foot.
3. Press the control button on the sensor once. A short beep confirms
that the sensor is in communication with the socket and working.
If there is no beep, check that the sensor has been correctly mounted
in the fixing bracket (anti-tamper function).
4. Make sure that only the green LED on the socket lights up when the
cooker is connected and turned off. If the yellow LED lights up, the
cooker’s standby electricity consumption is higher than the standard
setting. In this case the level in the mKomfy can be calibrated to the
cooker’s actual electricity consumption, see pages 10 and 11.
*
*
45 til 70 cm
30 cm
60 cm
60 cm
30 cm
Senter komfyrvakt
Senter komfyr
figure 2
sensor height 45-75 cm for hobs <= 60 cm wide
sensor height 65-70 cm for hobs <= 90 cm wide
Centre of Cooker Guard
Centre of cooker
6
Installation – Socket
1. Fitting the socket (may
only be carried out by
authorised personnel)
1. Connect and fit the
socket.
2. Connect the cooker
plug to the Cooker
Guard’s socket.
3. Check that power
is connected to the
socket.
DO NOT CONNECT!
If there is no radio communication from the sensor, the plug will shut off after 5 minutes.
The sensor and socket are paired at the factory and ready to install.
If re-pairing is necessary:
Remove at least once 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 fit 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.
Status LEDs
Green lights up when socket is ON
Blue flashes when data is received from paired units (e.g. sensor)
Blue +
Green
flash
alternately
1 minute after emergency mode* is activated, and continues
to flash while the product is in emergency mode (12 hours).
Red flashes if socket overheats – socket is turned OFF
Red flashes +
beeping
if there is an error, e.g. external switch paired before
sensor
Yellow lights up when cooker’s electricity consumption exceeds 1.2A**
Yellow flashes in pairing mode
* emergency mode = all safety functions deactivated. See page 5.
** 1.2 A is the factory default. After calibration, the LED lights up when the new setting is
exceeded (page 11)
Control button

7
Installation - Sensor
2. Fitting the sensor
NB: If testing the sensor priorto mounting, the sensor must be placed in the fixing bracket
so as not to activate the anti-tamper function. mKomfy 1.8 sensor f.o.m. snr: 2024-000001
has a newfixing bracket (with lug) which is not compatible with the previous version.
1. Remove the battery cover and fit batteries (3 x AA).
2 beeps = battery OK.
2. Tear off the red protective film on the bracket.
Mount the sensor on a flat, clean surface on the wall above the
centre of the cooker at a height of 45-55 cm, see figure 2. For other
installation heights, see page 9.
NB: If the material on the wall surface is unsuitable for mounting with
tape, a screw must be used in the centre of the bracket foot.
3. Press the control button on the sensor once. A short beep confirms
that the sensor is in communication with the socket and working.
If there is no beep, check that the sensor has been correctly mounted
in the fixing bracket (anti-tamper function).
4. Make sure that only the green LED on the socket lights up when the
cooker is connected and turned off. If the yellow LED lights up, the
cooker’s standby electricity consumption is higher than the standard
setting. In this case the level in the mKomfy can be calibrated to the
cooker’s actual electricity consumption, see pages 10 and 11.
*
*
45 til 70 cm
30 cm
60 cm
60 cm
30 cm
Senter komfyrvakt
Senter komfyr
figure 2
sensor height 45-75 cm for hobs <= 60 cm wide
sensor height 65-70 cm for hobs <= 90 cm wide
Centre of Cooker Guard
Centre of cooker
6
Installation – Socket
1. Fitting the socket (may
only be carried out by
authorised personnel)
1. Connect and fit the
socket.
2. Connect the cooker
plug to the Cooker
Guard’s socket.
3. Check that power
is connected to the
socket.
DO NOT CONNECT!
If there is no radio communication from the sensor, the plug will shut off after 5 minutes.
The sensor and socket are paired at the factory and ready to install.
If re-pairing is necessary:
Remove at least once 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 fit 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.
Status LEDs
Green lights up when socket is ON
Blue flashes when data is received from paired units (e.g. sensor)
Blue +
Green
flash
alternately
1 minute after emergency mode* is activated, and continues
to flash while the product is in emergency mode (12 hours).
Red flashes if socket overheats – socket is turned OFF
Red flashes +
beeping
if there is an error, e.g. external switch paired before
sensor
Yellow lights up when cooker’s electricity consumption exceeds 1.2A**
Yellow flashes in pairing mode
* emergency mode = all safety functions deactivated. See page 5.
** 1.2 A is the factory default. After calibration, the LED lights up when the new setting is
exceeded (page 11)
Control button

8
Installation – Settings
* For Autoconnect, DIP9 must also be set to ON.
If DIP9 is set to OFF, Autoconnect will be deactivated.
Settings
All settings are made with DIP switches on
the PCB in the sensor.
The switch marked 0 activates test mode.
1. Take the sensor off the wall
2. Remove the back cover
Fylls i av
DIP Function Standard Set to
DIP 1 Sound ON
DIP 2 Light ON
DIP 3 Installation height OFF
DIP 4 Installation height OFF
DIP 5 Timer OFF
DIP 6 Timer OFF
DIP 7 Timer OFF
DIP 8 Autoconnect* ON
DIP 9 Current measurement * ON
DIP 0 Test mode OFF
List of DIP switch functions
You will find more information on the
individual functions and settings on the
following pages.
To be completed
by installer

9
Installation – Settings
DIP 3 DIP 4 Installation height Standard
OFF OFF 45-55 cm – Normal 
ON OFF 56-70 cm – Normal
OFF ON 45-55 cm – Increased alarm threshold*
ON ON 56-70 cm – Increased alarm threshold*
DIP 3 and 4: Installation height / hob type
For hobs up to a width of 60 cm the sensor can be fitted 45-70 cm
above the hob. Any lower and it might not comply with EN50615.
For wider hobs (up to 90 cm) the sensor must be fitted 65-70 above
the hob to cover the full width.
* Increased alarm threshold
Ceramic hobs give off a lot of radiant and residual heat, which can lead
to false alarms, as the sensor also measures the heat outside the actual
ring. Allowance can be made for this by increasing the alarm threshold
for the smallest rings.
NB: Increasing the alarm thresholds will reduce safety, because in certain
cases the Cooker Guard will not differentiate between the smallest
plates and radiant/residual heat. Nor will the Cooker Guard comply with
EN50615 in some cases when a higher alarm threshold is set.
We would, however, recommend using cookware that covers the entire
heating zone instead and turning the ring off BEFORE removing the
cookware.
NB: Does not apply to induction hobs.
DIP 1 Audible alarm Standard
OFF Deactivates all sound
ON 
DIP 2 Visual alarm Standard
OFF Deactivates all lights
ON 
DIP 1: Audible alarm
DIP 2: Visual alarm

10
Installation – Settings
DIP 8: Autoconnect
NB: In order for this function to work, DIP 9 must be ON. Fifteen minutes
after turning the cooker off, the Cooker Guard will automatically be
reset and turn the power back on. On a cooker with rotary switches,
all the rings and oven must be turned off before the Cooker Guard will
reset itself automatically.
If this function is not activated or to reset the Cooker Guard manually,
press the control button on the sensor (or external switch panel,
optional extra).
DIP 9: Current measurement
When current measurement is ON, the Cooker Guard will only give an
alarm when the cooker is in use. This includes all types of alarm signal,
including low battery.
NB: We recommend that you do not turn off current measurement,
asthis will reduce battery life considerably.
DIP 9 Current measurement Standard
OFF Current measurement off
ON 
DIP 8 Autoconnect Standard
OFF Autoconnect off
ON 
DIP 5, 6 and 7: Timer function
The countdown starts when the cooker is turned on. When 5 minutes of
the set time are left, the Cooker Guard beeps once every 15 seconds for
5 minutes. Pressing the control button restarts the countdown.
DIP 5 DIP 6 DIP 7 Minutes (extended) Standard
ON OFF OFF 15 (2 h)
ON ON OFF 30 (2 h)
ON ON ON 45 (2 h)
OFF ON ON 60 (2 h)
OFF OFF ON 90 (2 h)
OFF ON OFF 120 (12 h)
ON OFF ON 360 (12 h)
OFF OFF OFF Off 

11
Installation – Calibration and function test
Function test
There are two different function tests: 1 = On/Off test 2 = Current 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 two function tests, hold the control button on
the SENSOR in for five seconds.
The sensor acknowledges with one or two beeps to indicate the test type.
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 cooker’s standby current is higher than the Cooker Guard’s
preprogrammed standby level.
In this case the level can be recalibrated to actual electricity
consumption by:
1. Holding the SOCKET’s control button in until the red and green LEDs
flash – then release the button within two seconds.
2. The green LED flashes three times to acknowledge the change.
NB: We strongly recommend measuring the hob’s electricity
consumption in standby BEFORE doing this calibration. High electricity
consumption could be caused by a fault in the hob. Incorrect calibration
the case of high electricity consumption can result in the Cooker Guard
never starting or not working as intended.
1 beep On/Off test
The sensor acts as an
ON/OFF switch.
Pressing the control button
switches between turning the
power to the cooker ON/OFF.
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 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.
Now turn the hob off. The red LED on the
SENSOR goes out and only the GREEN
LED on the SOCKET should be on.
NB: May only be carried out by
anauthorised electrician.
When you have performed the function test(s), remember to set DIP
switch 0 to OFF.
10
Installation – Settings
DIP 8: Autoconnect
NB: In order for this function to work, DIP 9 must be ON. Fifteen minutes
after turning the cooker off, the Cooker Guard will automatically be
reset and turn the power back on. On a cooker with rotary switches,
all the rings and oven must be turned off before the Cooker Guard will
reset itself automatically.
If this function is not activated or to reset the Cooker Guard manually,
press the control button on the sensor (or external switch panel,
optional extra).
DIP 9: Current measurement
When current measurement is ON, the Cooker Guard will only give an
alarm when the cooker is in use. This includes all types of alarm signal,
including low battery.
NB: We recommend that you do not turn off current measurement,
asthis will reduce battery life considerably.
DIP 9 Current measurement Standard
OFF Current measurement off
ON 
DIP 8 Autoconnect Standard
OFF Autoconnect off
ON 
DIP 5, 6 and 7: Timer function
The countdown starts when the cooker is turned on. When 5 minutes of
the set time are left, the Cooker Guard beeps once every 15 seconds for
5 minutes. Pressing the control button restarts the countdown.
DIP 5 DIP 6 DIP 7 Minutes (extended) Standard
ON OFF OFF 15 (2 h)
ON ON OFF 30 (2 h)
ON ON ON 45 (2 h)
OFF ON ON 60 (2 h)
OFF OFF ON 90 (2 h)
OFF ON OFF 120 (12 h)
ON OFF ON 360 (12 h)
OFF OFF OFF Off 

2820 art.nr.: 13561_EN
Technical data
Cooker Guard
mKomfy 1.8 16R
Operating voltage:
230 VAC (+/- 10%)
Max. load:
16A
Battery:
3 x AA/LR06
Battery life:
Up to 5 years
RF:
868.100 MHz
+5 dBm
Cooker guard type:
Category B
Manufacturer: CTM Lyng AS, www.ctmlyng.com, tel. [phone]
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