10267407 - Smart Home RWE - Free user manual and instructions

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USER MANUAL 10267407 RWE

The inwall light switch enables lamps and luminaires connected to it to be switched on and off. The switching operations are user-controlled, based on remote commands received.

Remote commands are issued either by the SmartHome software or program-controlled via the central unit.

The rocker function can be configured in the SmartHome software so that it can also activate other devices.

Hazard warning

• Do not open the inwall light switch. It does not contain any parts to be serviced by the user. If a fault occurs, please contact our Customer Service.
• Only operate the device indoors. Avoid the influence of humidity, dust, sunlight and other heat radiation.
• Do not push the inwall light switch beyond the specified performance limit.

• The inwall light switch is part of the building installation. The standards and guidelines applicable in the country of installation must be complied with during planning and installation. This device must only be operated on the 230 V / 50 Hz AC mains. Work on the 230 V mains must be performed only by an electrical engineer certified in your country. The applicable occupational health and safety rules must also be followed here. To prevent the risk of electric shock, disconnect the mains supply to the device (switch off the circuit breaker). Failure to comply with the installation instructions may result in a fire or cause other hazards.

• When establishing the connections to the device terminals, make sure that you use the approved cables and cable cross-sections:

Rigid cable Flexible cable without wire end sleeve

1.00-1.50mm²

1.00-1.50mm

• Before connecting a device, refer to the technical data - in particular the maximum permitted connected load of the light switch and the types of device that can be connected. All stated loads are ohmic loads.
• Overloading can destroy the device or cause a fire or an electrical accident.
• The fuse in the fuse box must be removed before the inwall light switch can be connected.
• Installation is only permitted in standard outlet sockets (device sockets) in accordance with DIN 49073-1.
• The device must only be operated with the corresponding switch cover correctly mounted in place

Mandatory information in accordance with the equipment safety standard

Note! Only to be installed by persons with relevant electrical qualifications and experience. (*1)

Improper installation will result in

• Risk to your own life;
• Risk to the life of persons using the electrical equipment.

Severe material damage (e.g. due to fire) may result if the equipment is not installed correctly. You may be personally liable in the event of personal injury or material damage.

Please contact a qualified electrical engineer!

(^*1) Specialist knowledge required for installation

The following specialist information in particular is required for the installation:

The applicable "5 Safety Rules": disconnection; securing the system so that it cannot be switched back on again; verifying that the system is de-energised; earthing and short-circuiting; covering adjacent current-carrying components or making them inaccessible;
Selection of suitable tools, measuring equipment and - if necessary - personal protection equipment;
- Evaluation of measurement results;
Selection of the electrical installation material to ensure compliance with the shut-down conditions;
IP protection classes;
- Installation of the electrical installation material;
- Identification of the supply grid type (TN system, IT system, TT system) and the resulting connection conditions (conventional protective multiple earthing, safety earthing, additional measures required etc.).

Commissioning

Three circuit configurations are possible depending on the pre-installed wiring.

1 Switch off the house circuit breaker in the circuit.
2 Remove all plastic components and the existing switch, if any.
3 Make a note of the serial number located underneath the barcode.

The fourth step depends on the desired circuit configuration.

On-off circuit

4 Connect the conductor for the lamp/ light (D) to terminal 2.

Two-way circuit

4 Connect the two corresponding leads for two-way switch E to terminals 1 and 2.

• The inwall light switch may only be installed in exchange for the two-way switch if it is connected to external conductor L of the relevant two-way circuit.

Intermediate switch circuit

4 Connect the two corresponding leads for intermediate switch circuit F to terminals 1 and 2.
- When you install the inwall light switch in an intermediate switch circuit, it may only be used in exchange for the two-way switch if it is connected to external conductor L.

The following steps apply to all circuit configurations.

5 Connect the external conductor to terminal L.
6 Connect the neutral conductor to terminal N.
7 Attach the inwall light switch to the inwall box using the enclosed screws.
8 Hold the frame on the inwall light switch and attach the latter by pushing on the appropriate rocker adapter.
9 Switch the house circuit breaker in the circuit back on.
10 Integrate the device via the user software in the SmartHome system.
11 Fit the rocker.

General information

eQ-3 Entwicklung GmbH hereby declares that this device meets the basic requirements and the other relevant regulations laid down in Directive 1999/5/EC.

You can find the complete declaration of conformity at:

www.eq-3.de/service/downloads.html

Name of device ISS2
Supply voltage 230V/50Hz
Standby consump- tion	1W
Radio frequency 868.3MHz
Max. transmission power	10mW
Receiver class SRD category 2
Max. switching power	1000W
Minimum load 10W
Minimum current 40mA
Relay Changeover contact
Switching capacity 5A (ohmic load)
Protection class IP20
Protection cate- gory	II
Ambient tempera- ture	+5°C to +35°C
Dimensions 71x71x37mm (WxHxD)
Weight 43g

Technical changes reserved.

Information about disposal

Do not dispose of the device in the household waste! Electronic devices are to be disposed of via the local collection points for old electronic devices in accordance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive.

5^th English edition 09/2016

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