Trust 12415 User manual

TRUST POWER PROTECTOR 220A
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1 Introduction
This instruction manual is intended for users of the ‘TRUST POWER PROTECTOR
220A ‘.If you have any questions, please consult one of the Trust Customer Care
Centers. You can find more information about these Customer Care Centers on the
last page of this instruction manual.
- The POWER PROTECTOR 220A can be used for protecting your equipment
from the power surges that may occur in the electricity supply network.
- The POWER PROTECTOR 220A has also been provided with an antenna
connection (CAI) which enables you to protect television and video appliances
from power surges that may arise by way of your antenna.
Note: Surges can be filtered up to a certain voltage. Huge surges such
as those accompanied by (near) direct lightning incidence for
example cannot be guaranteed.
2 Safety
The POWER PROTECTOR 220A has been provided with a childproof receptacle
outlet.
Power will only be accessible when both poles of the plug are inserted into the de
POWER PROTECTOR 220A at the same time.
When using the POWER PROTECTOR 220A you should take note of the following
issues:
1. Do not use the appliance near water.
2. Extremely high voltages may damage this appliance although the safety of the
equipment connected with it will still be guaranteed under these
circumstances. Do not try to repair the POWER PROTECTOR 220A in case it
should be damaged.
3. Stop using this appliance in case:
a) the plug has been damaged;
b) fluid has entered the appliance,
c) the case has been damaged.
1. Only connect this appliance to a grounded wall socket.
Connecting the appliance to a non-grounded wall socket is unsafe.
2. Never load the Power Protector 230 with more than the maximum admissible
amperage (10 A). Exceeding the overload capacity will damage the appliance
so it can no longer be used. In this case the guarantee regulations do not
apply any longer.
3 Connecting / installation
For connections refer to Figure 1 on the folding page.
AAntenna ON DConnection for plug
BAntenna OFF EConnection for plug
CIndication LED

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UK
Note: Because the versions of the POWER PROTECTOR may differ for
each country the model may differ as well.
1. Insert the POWER PROTECTOR 220A into a grounded wall socket.
2. Connect the antenna cable coming from the antenna plug socket to point A.
3. Connect the antenna cable going to your television or VCR to point B.
4. Connect the appropriate appliance to one of the two outputs (D / E) of the
Power Protector.
4 Technical Specifications
Maximum total continuous current 10 A (internal protection)
Maximum input voltage 250 V AC
Maximum power surge 13500 A (non-recurrent)
Maximum pulse energy 420 J
Maximum pulse energy antenna 90 J
Indicators LED
EMI / RFI noise reduction [dB] 4dB ~ 60dB
5 Trouble shooting
Problem Cause Possible solution
No voltage on the wall
socket.
Check the fuse
(automaton) in the fuse
box.
No voltage on the outlet
of the Power Protector.
Product consumption
overload (> 10 A). Guarantee regulations no
longer apply. STOP using
the appliance and see to
it that the appliance is
disposed in an
environment-friendly way.
Indication LED does not
light up after the first time
it has been connected.
Power Protector has been
damaged.
STOP using the appliance
and return it to the dealer
for guarantee.
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If you still have problems after trying these solutions, please contact one of the Trust
Customer Care Centers. The last page of this electronic instruction manual, as well as
the back on the printed quick installation manual, contains more information. Please
have the following information available:

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•The article number, in this case: 12415 (European version), 12416 (French
version) or 12417 (Italian version);
•A good description of what does not work;
•A good description of when the problem occurs.