S781-22X - Alarm system HAGER - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Outdoor receiver for alarm system
Brand	HAGER
Model	S781-22X
Power supply	230 V AC - 50 Hz (16 A) protected and switchable
Operating temperature	-20 °C to +70 °C
Protection rating	IP55 and IK04
Insulation class	Class 2
Consumption	17 VA
Dimensions (H x W x D)	150 x 85 x 35 mm
Weight	224 g
Installation	Indoor or outdoor
Output type	Potential-free dry contact
Maximum output power (incandescent)	1000 W
Maximum output power (halogen ELV 12 V)	1500 W
Achievable applications	On/off, timer, impulse, presence simulation, remote control, system status reporting, activation on intrusion
Max number of control devices	15
Maintenance and cleaning	No special maintenance, clean with a dry cloth
Safety	Disconnect 230 V mains before any intervention
Spare parts and repairability	Not intended for the user, contact HAGER technical support
General information	Compliant with R&TTE 1999/5/EC and RE-D 2014/53/EU directives

Frequently Asked Questions - S781-22X HAGER

How to install the S781-22X outdoor receiver?

First disconnect the 230 V mains. Fix the bracket at the chosen location (avoid metal walls, water pipes). Connect the cables according to the diagram (phase, neutral, earth). Close the housing and perform the control learning.

What are the compatible control devices?

The receiver accepts up to 15 control devices: remote controls, keypads (including multifunction mobile keypad), and alarm control panel. Learning is done via the programming button.

How to program a timer?

Press and hold the programming button until the LED goes off. Press 2 times (timer parameter), then a long press, then the number of presses corresponding to the duration (e.g., 5 for 15 min), and end with a long press.

What to do if learning fails?

If the programming LED flashes rapidly, repeat the procedure from the beginning. Check that the remote control/keypad is in learning mode and that the receiver is powered on.

Can the receiver be used outdoors?

Yes, the IP55 protection rating allows outdoor use. Position it with cables facing down and fix it securely.

How to delete all learning?

Use parameter 9 value 2 in programming. Perform the sequence: long press, 9 presses, long press, 2 presses, long press. The LED confirms with a steady light for 2 seconds.

What is the radio range?

The range is not specified in the manual, but it is typical of HAGER radio systems (about 100 m in open field).

Can the receiver control an electric strike?

Yes, in impulse mode. Connect the strike via a 230 V / 12 V AC or DC transformer. The impulse duration is adjustable from 1 to 9 seconds.

How to know if the controlled device is activated?

The red programming LED (visible with housing open) indicates the status: on = activated, off = deactivated.

Where to find spare parts?

Contact HAGER technical support (toll-free call). Spare parts are not sold directly, the device must be handled by a professional.

USER MANUAL S781-22X HAGER

p. 111 External receiver

804638/C

S771-22X : 230 V

S781-22X : 230 V

S791-22X:12-24

White rectangular electronic device with three ports and a small inset box (no visible text or symbols)

Sommaire Présentat

Présentation......2

Description 2

Applications de base......4

Programmation......18

Essais réels....20

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Illustration of a person standing at a gate connected to a mobile phone with wireless signals, alongside a wall-mounted device (no text or symbols present)

Présentation

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graph LR
    A["Device"] --> B["Laptop"]
    B --> C["Mobile Device"]
    style B fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#ccf,stroke:#333

Membranes

Diagram of a device panel with circular components and arrows indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

Technical line drawing of a device casing with internal components and mounting holes (no text or symbols)

Vis de serrage

graph TD
    A["Top Panel"] --> B["Device 1"]
    A --> C["Device 2"]
    A --> D["Device 3"]
    A --> E["Device 4"]
    A --> F["Device 5"]
    B --> G["Arrow to Device 1"]
    C --> H["Arrow to Device 2"]
    D --> I["Arrow to Device 3"]
    E --> J["Arrow to Device 4"]
    F --> K["Arrow to Device 5"]

Installation

F

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* Programmation d'usine
Applications avancées
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Diagram showing a remote control unit emitting signal waves, a street lamp with a mounted device, and a separate screen (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a person standing at a gate connected to a mobile phone and wireless signals, with no visible text or symbols.

Diagram showing a device emitting sound waves next to a device connected to a lamp (no text or symbols present)

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Membrane

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Diagram of a device panel with labeled components and directional arrows indicating movement or orientation.

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Vite di bloccaggio

Coprivite

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Illustration of a smart home security system with wireless signals and a street lamp (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a person standing at a gate connected to a remote control unit and a wall-mounted air conditioner (no text or symbols present)

Beschreibung

Zusatzanwendungen

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Montage- punkte

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Montage

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Illustration of a smart home security system with a lamp, two speakers, and wireless signals (no text or symbols)

Diagram illustrating smart home connection with a person, gate, and remote device showing signal waves

Diagram showing a device with signal waves connected to a wall-mounted lamp and a separate air conditioner unit (no text or symbols)

graph LR
    A["Device 1"] --> B["Device 2"]
    B --> C["Light bulb"]
    C --> D["Device 3"]

Diagram of a device panel with circular components and arrows indicating rotation or movement (no text or symbols)

Diagram of a device panel with labeled components and directional arrows indicating movement or interaction.

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graph TD
    A["Outer Box"] --> B["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> C["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> D["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> E["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> F["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> G["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> H["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> I["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> J["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> K["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> L["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> M["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> N["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> O["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> P["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> Q["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> R["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> S["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> T["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> U["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> V["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> W["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> X["Arrow to Circle"]
    A --> Y["Arrow to Square"]
    A --> Z["Arrow to Circle"]

Instalación

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Diagram showing a device emitting sound waves to a street lamp and a separate screen (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a person standing at a gate connected to a device via wireless signals, with a door and label 'NL' in the corner.

Diagram showing a car connected to a lamp via wireless signals, with a device labeled 'N L' nearby (no text or symbols on main elements)

graph LR
    A["Remote Device"] --> B["Laptop"]
    B --> C["Mobile Device"]

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Klemschroeven

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Installatie

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Standard applications ......113

Advanced applications......114

Preparation......119

Installation......120

Choosing the best place....120

Standard fixing method....120

Fixing the receiver on a wall box (indoor use only) 120

Connecting the receiver....121

Recognition programming..124

Remote control or keypad (other than a multi-functional mobile keypad) recognition programming..124

Multi-functional mobile keypad recognition programming....125

Control panel recognition programming ....126

Receiver programming......127

Real tests....129

Closing the box .....129

Guarantee of Hager Logisty range products and extension conditions ...130

Technical data....131

Description

The external receiver is used to remotely control an electrical appliance from inside or outside the premises.

There are three external receiver versions:

Product Supply reference example	ly voltage Output Application
S771-22X 230	V AC 230 V 230 V		lighting control
S781-22X 230	V AC voltage-free	electrical lock dry contact	control
S791-22X	12-30 V AC or DC	voltage-free dry contact	garage door control

The programming LED, which can only be seen when the box is open, provides visual help with recognition programming and receiver programming.

It also indicates the status of the device controlled:

• LED on: activated
• LED off: de-activated.

ch can is open, cogni- ver pro- of the Base Programming button Programming LED Terminal block Fixing plate

Introduction

There is a choice of control applications as described on the following pages.

Some of these applications may be used simultaneously while others are exclusive applications. The table below illustrates the combinations possible.

Possible combinations		Exclusive applications
ON/OFF	Activation on intrusion	Pulse control	System status feedback
Timer Remote control
Presence simulation

Example: an external receiver programmed for ON/OFF control can also be used for Timer or Presence simulation applications.

Introduction

Standard applications

- ON/OFF: for controlling lighting or an electrical appliance using a keypad, multi-functional mobile keypad or remote control with activation and de-activation of the device every time the key is pressed (no activation/deactivation time limit).

Illustration of a smart home security system with a lamp, two speakers, and wireless signals (no text or symbols)

Type of remote control	Activating an electrical device	Deactivating an electrical device
	Press on a key programmed for:	Press on a key programmed for:
	• Light ON	• Light OFF
	• Light toggle switch	• Light toggle switch
	• Relay ON 1, 2, 3 or 4	• Relay OFF 1, 2, 3 or 4
	• Toggle switch relay 1, 2, 3 or 4	• Toggle switch relay 1, 2, 3 or 4
	Press on the Light ON or Socket ONkey on the Light pageThese keys can also be programmed for the toggle switch function, in which case the same key is used to activate or deactivate the appliance.	Press on the Light OFF or Socket OFFkey on the Light pageThese keys can also be programmed for the toggle switch function, in which case the same key is used to activate or deactivate the appliance.

Introduction

- Timer: for controlling lighting or an electrical appliance using a keypad, multi-functional mobile keypad or remote control with automatic disarming at the end of the programmed time limit.

Type of remote control	Start timing Restart timing Stop timing
	Press on a key programmed for:• Light timer• Timer relay 1• Timer relay 2• Timer relay 3• Timer relay 4	Press again on a key programmed for:• Light timer• Timer relay 1• Timer relay 2• Timer relay 3• Timer relay 4	Press on a key programmed for:• Light OFF• Relay OFF 1, 2, 3 or 4• Light toggle switch• Toggle switch relay 1, 2, 3 or 4
	Press on the Light ONorSocket ONkey on the Light pageprogrammedfor Timer mode	Press again on the Light ONorSocket ONkey on the Light pageprogrammedfor Timer mode	Press on the Light OFForSocket OFFkey on the Light page

The timer is factory-programmed to have a 3-minute time limit. This time limit can be reprogrammed (see "Programming" chapter).

Introduction

- Pulse: for activating an electrical appliance using a keypad, a multi-functional mobile keypad or a remote control for a time limit of several seconds.

Type of remote control	Electrical appliance activation/de-activation
	Press on the key programmed for Light pulse control:Relay 1 pulse controlRelay 2 pulse controlRelay 3 pulse controlRelay 4 pulse control
	Press on one of thekeys on the Opening page(see multi-functional mobile keypad manual)

Pulse control recognition programming is exclusive (the initial programming has to be deleted, see "Programming" chapter).

The pulse time limit is factory-programmed for 2 sec. This time limit can be reprogrammed (see “Programming” chapter).

Application example: remote control of an electrical lock or gate.

Diagram showing a person standing at a gate connected to a device and a wall-mounted air conditioner, with no visible text or symbols.

Introduction

Advanced applications

- Presence simulation: for simulating presence by switching lights or another type of electrical appliance on and off. In this operating mode, the external receiver is controlled by a multi-functional mobile keypad (in Total Armed mode). Please refer to the multi-functional mobile keypad manual for further information.

Example: for controlling lighting via an external receiver in ON/OFF mode using a remote control and simulating presence by switching on the same lighting using the multi-functional mobile keypad.

graph LR
    A["Device 1"] --> B["Device 2"]
    B --> C["Light bulb"]
    C --> D["Device 3"]

Diagram showing wireless signal transmission between a remote device and two adjacent devices connected by a lamp (no text or symbols)

Application only possible with a multi-functional mobile keypad with activated presence simulation.

This application requires external receiver programming (see "Programming" chapter).

Introduction

- Remote Control application: control a 230 V electrical appliance when away from home using a fixed or mobile phone via the control panel with telephone dialler.

Telephone network

	Activating an electrical device Deactivating an electrical device
Command to be sent(see Control Panel manual)	• Light ON	• Light OFF
	• Relay 1 ON	• Relay 1 OFF
	• Relay 2 ON	• Relay 2 OFF
	• Relay 3 ON	• Relay 3 OFF
	• Relay 4 ON	• Relay 4 OFF

This application requires external receiver programming (see "Programming" chapter).

Introduction

- System status feedback: for controlling an electrical appliance or lighting depending on alarm system status, with activation throughout Part Set or Total Arm status operating time and de-activation as soon as the system is disarmed.

Electrical appliance activation (control panel retransmission)	Electrical appliance de-activation (control panel retransmission)
System Part Setting or Total Arming	System Total Disarm

- Activation on intrusion: for controlling an electrical appliance or lighting when the alarm system is triggered, with activation on intrusion and de-activation after a programmed time limit.

Electrical appliance activation	Electrical appliance de-activation
Alarm system triggering	At the end of the programmed time limitWhen the “Disarm” key is pressed.

E.g. Flash

These applications require external receiver programming (see “Programming” chapter).

Preparation

① Lift up the cover.
② Remove the fixing plate from the base by sliding it downwards.
③ Using a sharp object (pen nib, screw, rigid copper wire) punch through the membranes to make holes for the cables.

Membranes

To guarantee tight fitting:

• make the hole as small as possible (this can be done using a needle),
- if several conductors need to be threaded through the hole these should be bunched together to form a cylindrical cross-section (10 mm maximum ).

④ Remove the fixing plate washer and position it at the top of the plate as shown.

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⑤ Draw a cable up to where the external receiver is to be located.
⑥ Remove about 40 mm of cable sheath then strip each conductor along 8 to 10 mm.

The maximum conductor diameter must be between 2.5 mm ^2 (or 4 mm ^2 for the earth connection).

Installation

Choosing the best place

The external receiver must be placed with the cables pointing downwards and according to the standard fixing method for outside installation. The external receiver must not be placed:

• directly on a metal wall,
- less than 1 metre away from a water pipe,
- too close to the appliance to be controlled if it is likely to generate interference (neon lighting, etc.).

Standard fixing method

① Put the fixing plate in the place where it is to be installed and mark the position of the fixing points.

Diagram of a device panel with labeled components and directional arrows (no readable text or symbols)

Example of fixing points

② Drill the holes with a 6 mm ∅ drill bit.
③ Fix the plate using the appropriate wall plugs and screws.
④ Adjust verticality using the washer.
⑤ Hook the base of the external receiver on to the fixing plate and fasten it in position using the screw provided (bag).

Hooks

Screw

Risk of electric shock

Switch off the mains 230 V power supply before carrying out work on the electrical system.

Fixing the receiver on a wall box (for inside installation only)

① Thread the cables through the holes in the plate and then through the holes in the base membranes.
② Fix the plate in position using the box screws:

- for a ∅ 60 mm box

Fix the plate in tion using the screws: a Ø 60 mm box Fixing points

- for a ∅ 85 mm box

5 mm box Fixing points

Installation

③ Hook the base of the external receiver on to the fixing plate and fix it in place using the screw provided in a bag together with the set of accessories.

Hooks

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In order to save space, the base can be fixed in place without the fixing plate.

In this case, only 2 fixing points for a ∅ 60 mm box are accessible.

Connection

Precautions:

• For controlling class 1 type devices (appliances requiring earthing), make sure the device to be controlled is earthed.
• the mains power supply must be switched off when performing connection operations and applicable electrical standards must be complied with.
• in compliance with electrical standards, the conductors in an electrical installation must be identified by a colour code:
• phase: any colour except light blue, green, yellow or green/yellow,
• neutral: light blue,
• earth: green/yellow
• The maximum conductor diameter for connection to the terminal block is 2.5 ~mm^2 (or 2 × 1.5 ~mm^2 for additional connections) and 2 × 4 ~mm^2 for the earthing connection.

Risk of electric shock

Switch off the mains 230 V power supply before carrying out work on the electrical system.

① Thread the cables through the membranes if this has not already been done.
② Connect the cables as shown in the following diagram:

Installation

S771-22X external receiver (230 V-230V)

Example with connection to external lighting (class 1 type appliance)

230V L N N L1 Phase Neutral Earth 230 V halogen lamp

Total maximum output power (depending on type of load):

230 AC halogen lamp 500 W

12 V ELV halogen lamp 1500 W

Incandescent lamp 1500 W

Low consumption bulb 450 W

Fluorescent tube 400 W

S781-22X external receiver (230 V- dry contact)

Example with connection to an electrical lock

Make Common Break L N Phase Neutral + - Electrical lock 230 VAC → 12 V AC or DC Transformer

Total maximum output power (depending on type of load):

Incandescent lamp 1000 W

12 V ELV halogen lamp 1500 W

To be fitted on a disconnectable circuit via a 16 A protection device.

Installation

S791-22X external receiver (12-24 V - dry contact)

Example with connection to an automatic gate control system (Normally Open dry contact)

12-30V AC/DC Break Make Common Manual input Automatic gate control system + -

Maximum load:

24 V direct current 1 A
24 V alternating current 2 A
12 V direct current 2 A
12 V alternating current 2 A

③ When using the standard fixing method, hold the cables in place using cable clamps. Fix them in place using the 6 screws provided in the bag along with the set of accessories.

Set of accessories Cable clamps

You can now move on to the recognition programming step.

Recognition programming

It is possible to programme the external receiver to be recognised by a maximum of 15 control devices (remote controls or keypads). A control device can control an unlimited number of receivers. Recognition programming must be performed for each external receiver in this case.

Recognition programming must be performed with the device to be controlled de-activated (receiver LED off).

Remote control or keypad (other than a multi-functional mobile keypad) recognition programming

First programme the chosen key for one of the following commands (see keypad or remote control installation guide):

• Light ON,
• Light OFF,
• Relays 1, 2, 3 or 4 ON,
• Relays 1, 2, 3 or 4 OFF
  • Light in timer mode,
• Relays 1, 2, 3 or 4 in timer mode,
  • Light in toggle switch mode,
• Relays 1, 2, 3 or 4 in toggle switch mode.

Perform programming as follows:

Press the external receiver programming key (for less than 2 sec.). The programming LED will light up temporarily.

Two hand gestures interacting with a calculator and a remote control (no text or symbols visible)

Press and hold the programmed key on the remote control or keypad until the external receiver programming LED lights up.

The external receiver confirms programming by its programming LED lighting up for 2 sec.

If you make a programming error, the programming LED will flash quickly. You must carry out the programming sequence again from the start.

Recognition programming

Multi-functional mobile keypad recognition programming

- 1^st possibility for use

Press the external receiver programming key (for less than 2 sec.).

The programming LED will light up temporarily.

key until the external receiver programming LED lights up.

The external receiver confirms programming by its programming LED lighting up for 2 sec.

If the Light or Socket keys are then re-programmed for Toggle Switch mode, the keypad must be programmed again (see keypad with touch screen manual).

- 2^nd possibility for use

The Light page access key must first be programmed for direct access (see Keypad installation manual).

Press the external receiver programming key (for less than 2 sec.).

The programming LED will light up temporarily.

Press and hold the

key on the Light page until the external receiver programming LED lights up.

The external receiver confirms programming by its programming LED lighting up for 2 sec.

If you make a programming error, the programming LED will flash quickly. You must carry out the programming sequence again from the start.

Recognition programming

Control panel recognition programming

The control panel must be in installation mode for programming (see control panel installation manual).

Control panel recognition programming is only required for Remote Control, System Status Feedback and Activation on Intrusion applications. Once recognition programming is complete, it is exclusive. To teach the external receiver to operate with a different control device, the initial recognition programming must be erased as described in the "Return to factory programming" chapter.

Perform programming as follows:

Press the external receiver programming key (for less than 2 sec.).

The programming LED will light up temporarily.

Press and hold The key on the Light page until the external receiver programming LED lights up.

The external receiver confirms programming by its programming LED lighting up for 2 sec.

If you make a programming error, the programming LED will flash quickly. You must carry out the programming sequence again from the start.

Receiver programming

You can programme different operating modes as follows:

- Use the table opposite to choose: - the parameter n^ corresponding to the operating mode to be programmed, - the parameter value corresponding to the feature required.

Programming must be performed with the device to be controlled de-activated (receiver LED off).

Application/ Parameter setting	Parameter Pa n° value	Parameter Characteristics
ON/OFF always enabled
Remote control 1	1 disabled	d *
		2 light	control operation
		3 relay	1 control operation
		4 relay	2 control operation
		5 relay	3 control operation
		6 relay	4 control operation
Timer	2 1 90 sec
			2 3 min *
			3 5 min
			4 10 min
			5 15 min
			6 30 min
			7 60 min

* Factory programming

Advanced applications

Application/ Parameter setting	Parameter Pa n° value	Parameter Ch	Characteristics
Pulse	3 1	1	sec
		2	2 sec *
		3	3 sec
		4	4 sec
		5	5 sec
		6	6 sec
		7	7 sec
		8	8 sec
		9	9 sec
Presence simulation	4 1 dis	sabled *
		2	enabled
System status feedback	5 1	enabled
Activation on intrusion	6 1 90 sec
			2
			3 min
			3
			5 min
			4 10 min
			5 15 min
			6 30 min
Deletion	9 2 re	turn to factory programming

Receiver programming

- Use the programming key to programme the following sequence:

graph LR
    A["LED"] --> B["pres s key: once and hold (10 s approx.)"]
    B --> C["configuration sequence"]
    C --> D["1) To start the sequence, press and hold the key until the LED goes out"]
    D --> E["2) Press the key as many times as the parameter number"]
    E --> F["3) Press and hold the key until the LED goes out"]
    F --> G["4) Press the key as many times as the parameter value"]
    G --> H["5) To end the sequence, press and hold the key until the LED goes out"]
    H --> I["LED permanently ON for 2 sec. = configuration correct"]
    I --> J["* Make a note of the chosen parameter number/value"]

• Example of configuring the external receiver in Timer mode:

To change the external receiver configuration to Timer mode for a 15-minute duration, proceed as follows:

graph LR
    A["Start"] --> B["Press twice to select the Timer application"]
    B --> C["accept selection"]
    C --> D["Press key 5 times to select the 15 min. period"]
    D --> E["End"]

If you make a programming error, the programming LED will flash quickly. You must carry out the programming sequence again from the start.

Real tests

Perform real tests to check that external receiver operation corresponds to the selected programming. If a key does not respond, perform separate recognition programming for this key.

Press and hold the key until the device responds.

Closing the box

① Close the box by hooking the cover back on to the base starting from the top.
② Tighten the 2 screws and conceal them using screw covers (provided with the set of accessories).

Screw covers

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Guarantee of Hager Logisty range products and extension condition

Hager Ltd guarantees all its manufactured products for 2 years from the date of registration of the guarantee, or, if not registered by return of the registration card, for 2 years from the date of manufacture

IMPORTANT: Products marketed by Hager Ltd may be granted an extended guarantee of 3 additional years free of charge under the following conditions: in order to be able to benefit from the extended guarantee, within 10 days of the sale the purchaser must return, or otherwise be ineligible, to Hager Ltd, his/her extended guarantee application legibly filled in and duly completed (name and address, retailer's stamp, date of sale, product serial number). Only the date of registration by Hager Ltd shall be valid for assessing compliance with the above-mentioned period.

As regards any purchase of a supplementary product or replacement product within the context of the After-Sales Service, the extended guarantee application corresponding to the product(s) must be returned. Any invoice relating to your products must be retained as this may be required for application of the guarantee. The guarantee gives entitlement to a standard exchange or to repair, at the discretion of Hager Ltd.

The guarantee shall apply only if the product sold is used by the purchaser in the normal manner and under normal conditions, in accordance with the use instructions supplied by Hager Ltd and with its intended purpose.

Any product that has been exchanged becomes the property of Hager Ltd definitively and irrevocably.

Any product exchanged under guarantee benefits from the remaining guarantee term applying to the original product.

The guarantee relates solely to products marketed by Hager Ltd, but does not apply to power sources (lithium cells and batteries) or other consumables.

Certain products or accessories - such as the mobile phone incorporated into GSM diallers, video cameras, motors, etc. (non-exhaustive list) - may not benefit from an extended guarantee. These items are listed by Hager Ltd.

The guarantee does not apply in the event of:

- failure to comply with the installation instructions provided by Hager Ltd,

- abnormal use of the products or use of the products that does not comply with Hager Ltd specifications,

- intervention or conversion of any type whatsoever, apart from any instruction given by Hager Ltd,

• damage by dropping or impact,

- natural disaster, atmospheric phenomenon or vandalism, and also in all cases where an event occurring after the sale, independent of the wishes of Hager Ltd, that is unavoidable and of which Hager Ltd could not reasonably have been held to predict either the occurrence or the effects, would prevent the fulfilment of its essential obligations,

- use of power supplies other than those indicated by Hager Ltd,

- incident arising during carriage,

- negligence or faulty maintenance on the part of the user.

The HAGER guarantee does not affect the legal provisions arising from:

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• Article L211-2 of the Consumers' Code.

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Technical data

Technical data External receiver S771-22XS781-22XS791-22X
Programming LED 1 red programming lighting LED
Programming key 1 programming pushbutton
Total maximum output powers S771-22X: S781-22X:• 230 V AC halogen lamp 500 W • incandescent lamp 1000 W• 12 V ELV halogen lamp 1500 W• 12 V ELV halogen lamp 1500 W• low consumption bulb 450 W• fluorescent tube 400 W
Maximum load	S791-22X: 24 V direct current 1 A 12 V direct current 2 A24 V alternating current 2 A 12 V alternating current 2 A
Applications possible	• ON/OFF• timer• presence simulation (with multi-functional mobile keypad) • remote control• pulse control• system status feedback• activation on intrusion
Power supply	S771-22X/S781-22X:230 V AC - 50 Hz (16 A) with protection and disconnection possibility	S791-22X:12-30 V AC or DC
Operating temperature	-20 °C min. / +70 °C max.
Degree of protection	IP55 and IK04
Insulation class	S771-22X/S781-22X: class 2□
Consumption	S771-22X/S781-22X: 17 VAS791-22X:12 V direct current: 22 mA - 12 V alternating current: 24 mA - 24 V direct current: 11 mA
Installation	inside or outside
Dimensions (H x W x D)	150 x 85 x 35 mm
Weight	224 g

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European Union countries and other European countries with a waste collection system). Used on products or product packaging, this symbol indicates that the product must not be thrown out with household waste. It must be taken to a waste collection point for electrical and electronic product recycling. When you make sure that this product is disposed of in the most appropriate manner, you are helping to protect the environment and human health. If you would like additional information concerning the recycling of this product, please contact your town/city council, nearest waste collection centre or the shop where you bought the product.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Manufacturer: Hager Security SAS

Address: F-38926 Crolles Cedex - France

09

Product type: External receiver

Trade mark: Hager

We declare under our sole responsibility that the products to which this declaration relates are thus compliant with the essential requirements of the following European Directives:

• R&TTE Directive: 99/5/CE

• Low voltage directive: 2006/95/CE

• Directive ROHS: 2002/95/CE

in compliance with the following harmonised European Standards:

Products code S771-22X S781-22X S791-22X
EN 300 220-2 V2.1.2	X X X
EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1 X X X
EN 60950 (2006)	X X X
EN 60 669-2-1 X X X
EN 60 730-1	X X X
EN 55022 & 55024 (2002)	X X X
EN 50090-2-2 X X X

These products can be used in all EU, EEA Countries and Switzerland.

Crolles 04/09/09 Signature:

Patrick Bernard

Research & Development Manager

Non-binding document, subject to modification without notice.

:hager

Hager SAS

F-67212 OBERNAI CEDEX

Tél. [phone]

www.hagergroup.net

804638/C