Silvercrest WIRELESS SOCKET SET User manual

WIRELESS SOCKET SET
FUNKSTECKDOSEN-SET
Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise
IAN 284705
WIRELESS SOCKET SET
Operation and Safety Notes FJERNBETJENTE
STIKKONTAKTER
Brugs- og sikkerhedsanvisninger

GB Operation and Safety Notes Page 5
DK Brugs- og sikkerhedsanvisninger Side 15
DE Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise Seite 25
Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself
with all functions of the device.
Før du læser, vend siden med billeder frem og bliv bekendt med alle apparatets
funktioner.
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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Table of contents
Legend of pictograms used.......................................................Page 6
Introduction............................................................................................Page 6
Proper handling............................................................................................Page 6
Scope of supply ...........................................................................................Page 6
Control elements ..........................................................................................Page 6
Technical data..............................................................................................Page 7
Safety
Safety advice................................................................................................Page 7
Safety instructions for batteries/rechargeable batteries ..........................Page 8
Setting up
Preparing the remote control.......................................................................Page 9
Setting up the remote- controlled socket.....................................................Page 9
Setting-up operation
Using the radio-controlled socket................................................................Page 10
Using the remote- control.............................................................................Page 11
Trouble-shooting...........................................................................................Page 11
Cleaning ....................................................................................................Page 12
Disposal.....................................................................................................Page 12
Guarantee and service
Guarantee ....................................................................................................Page 12
Service address............................................................................................Page 12
Declaration of conformity............................................................................Page 13
Manufacturer................................................................................................Page 13

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Legend of pictograms used/Introduction
Wireless Socket Set
 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
1 Button cell CR 2032, lithium 3 V
(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
Legend of pictograms used
Volt (AC voltage) Caution! Fire hazard!
Hertz (frequency)
Do not dispose of electric
appliances in household
rubbish!
Watt (effective power) Improper battery disposal
harms the environment!
Observe warnings and
safety instructions! Micro-switch with contact opening <3mm
Beware of electric shock!
Danger to life! EU-compliant

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Introduction
Remote-controlled socket (fig. B):
5LED power indicator
6Child protection socket

Technical data
Wireless Socket Set
RC DP3 4001-A DK 3726
Remote control
RCT DS1 CR-A 3726:
Batteries:
CR 2032, lithium 3V
Frequency band: 433.05MHz -
434.79MHz
Radio frequency: 433.92MHz
Max. transmitting
power: 5 dBm
Licensing: The system is licensed
for general use, is
free of charge and
does not require
registration.
Range: Depending on the
circumstances approx.
40m under optimum
circumstances.
Radio-controlled sockets
RCR DP3 3711-A IP20 DK 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 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.
 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
electric shock!
Only connect the radio-controlled
sockets to earthed 230V~ domestic
sockets.
At all costs, avoid exposure to
damp and extreme temperatures.
Only use the radio-controlled sockets
in enclosed spaces. They are not
suitable for outdoor use.
Despite the child protection socket
6, please keep the device out of
the reach of children at all times.
Avoid 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.
Please contact the service department
immediately operational faults arise.

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Introduction
Do 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.
Before 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.
Do not have one radio-controlled
electrical outlet socket inserted
behind the other.
Do 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.
Ensure that the outlet is installed
close to the connected product, is
easily accessible and that the prod-
uct is not operated while covered.
If the device malfunctions, switch it
off immediately.
These instructions are a component
of the device. If you pass the device
on to a third party, these instructions
must also be handed on.
Do not switch the wireless sockets
erratically or unattended
Safety instructions
for batteries /
rechargeable
batteries
DANGER TO LIFE! Keep batter-
ies/rechargeable batteries out of
reach of children. If accidentally
swallowed seek immediate medical
attention.
DANGER OF EXPLO-
SION! Never recharge
non-rechargeable batter-
ies. Do not short-circuit batteries/
rechargeable batteries and/or
open them. Overheating, fire or
bursting can be the result.
Never throw batteries/rechargea-
ble batteries into fire or water.
Do not exert mechanical loads to
batteries/rechargeable batteries.
Risk of leakage of batteries /
rechargeable batteries
Avoid extreme environmental condi-
tions and temperatures, which could
affect batteries/rechargeable bat-
teries, e.g. radiators/direct sunlight.
Avoid contact with the skin, eyes
and mucous membranes. In the
event of contact with battery acid,
thoroughly flush the affected area
with plenty of clean water and seek
immediate medical attention.
WEAR PROTECTIVE
GLOVES! Leaked or
damaged batteries/
rechargeable batteries can cause
burns on contact with the skin.

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Introduction/Setting up
Wear suitable protective gloves at
all times if such an event occurs.
In the event of a leakage of batter-
ies/rechargeable batteries, imme-
diately remove them from the
product to prevent damage.
Only use the same type of batteries/
rechargeable batteries. Do not mix
used and new batteries/recharge-
able batteries.
Remove batteries/rechargeable
batteries if the product will not be
used for a longer period.
Risk of damage of the product
Only use the specified type of bat-
tery/rechargeable battery!
Insert batteries/rechargeable bat-
teries according to polarity marks
(+) and (-) on the battery/recharge-
able battery and the product.
Clean the contacts on the bat-
tery/rechargeable battery and
in the battery compartment before
inserting!
Remove exhausted batteries/
rechargeable batteries from the
product immediately.
 Setting up

Preparing the remote
control (fig. A)
CAUTION! Danger of explosion in
the case of improper battery re-
placement. Only replace with the
same or equivalent battery type.
1. Open the battery compartment on
the back of the remote control by
turning the battery compartment
cover 4anti-clockwise with the
aid of a coin or a screwdriver, then
removing the lid (open).
2. Insert the round cell battery type
CR 2032. Make sure you fit the
battery with the correct polarity
(+ = up).
3. Place the battery compartment
cover 4back on and lock it in
place by turning it in a clockwise
direction (close).
4. 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 con-
nected device on or off using.

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Setting up/Setting-up operation
5. Repeat this process with the other
remote-controlled socket.
Note: You can use one channel
ON/OFF button 2to switch sev-
eral remote-controlled sockets at
once. You can further train six re-
mote controls successively and use
these for a single receiver. This
means you can switch one appli-
ance on and off from up to six dif-
ferent places.
Note: In this case, synchronise
every remote-controlled socket with
the channel of the remote control.
Note: The codes for the remote
control will also remain stored
when changing the batteries.
Note: The codes will remain per-
manently stored when disconnect-
ing the remote-controlled socket
from the power supply.
Note: Avoid interference: Ensure
the various remote-controlled sock-
ets are approx. 50 cm apart.
Note: The LED operating status dis-
play 5indicates if the remote-con-
trolled 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
display 5will flash rapidly for
approx. 2 seconds to confirm dele-
tion, then go out.
 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.

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Setting-up operation

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 if the battery still
has sufficient Ampere. If
necessary, install a new
battery.
Prob-
lem
No indicator light 1
on remote control
when pressing “ON”
or “OFF”
Rem-
edy
· Check if the battery is
inserted correctly.
· Check if the battery has
good contact, if necessary
press down
Prob-
lem
No reaction from
consumer
Rem-
edy
· Assign a new code to the
wireless socket (see “Set-
ting up the wireless socket”).
· 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 fre-
quency. Whenever this re-
mote control is active, the
range declines (e.g. wire-
less headphones, radio-
controlled movement
alarms, radio gongs
etc.).