Instructions

1-CHANNEL-POWER PLUG
RECEIVER HT1EPP
www.h-tronic.de
The HT1EPP Power Plug Receiver was developed as
a tap-proof and manipulation-free remote control. The
connection between the transmitter and the receiver
is encrypted by the AES128 method and contains a
so-called “rolling code”. This makes each data-pack-
age sent to the receiver unique and unrepeatable. The
learnable receiver enables the operation of up to 32
different hand-held transmitters, which can be pro-
grammed into the receiver by pressing a button (data
retention even in the event of a power failure). Various
consumers/devices can be connected to the socket
outlet. Due to its properties, this remote control system
is suitable for wireless switching of almost all electron-
ic systems in your home, garden, office or workshop
such as lighting, ponds or fountains.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Operating voltage: 230 V/AC (50 Hz)
Power consumption (standby): approx. 0,3 W
Operating frequency: 868.35MHz
Operating mode: Tip or switch function
Relay switching time (tip-function): 200ms
Maximum load: 230 VAC / 2300W / 10A
Dear customer,
to ensure a correct operation of this device, please read
these instructions completely and carefully before use.
Please take into consideration that this manual contains
important information on the operation and use of this de-
vice. This instruction manual is part of the device. Please
keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. If
you pass the device on to a third person, please make
sure that you also pass on the manual. Damages caused
by failure of following the instructions in the manual will
void the warranty. No liabilities will be taken for conse-
quential damages. This product is certified according to
the applicable EC directives for Electromagnetic Compat-
ibility and complies with statutory requirements.
DESIGNATED USE
The designated use of the device is the remote switch-
ing of electrical household appliances or other devices
without safety-related applications in conjunction with
the hand-held transmitters HT1S 1-channel transmitter
(Part No. 1618150), HT5S 5-channel transmitter (Part
no 1618160) or HT8S 8-channel transmitter (Part No.
1618180). An application other than specified is not
permitted!
NOTES ON OPERATION
To operate your HT1EPP you need a 230 Volt socket.
The 868 MHz frequency range is designed for high
frequency industrial, scientific, medical, domestic and
similar purposes (SRD band). When operating in this fre-
quency range there is no protection against interference
from the before mentioned devices and systems. It is the
responsibility of the user to comply with the regulations
and regulations of the country in which the control is op-
erated. This also applies to the application oft he corre-
sponding controller used.
1. SAFETY
WARNING: Failure to follow the safety instructions
may result in hazards causing damage to property but
also serious injury or death.
– Do not touch damaged connecting cables.
– Do not work on the unit or on the connecting cables
during a thunderstorm.
– The device may only be used in dry surroundings.
– Do not allow liquids to penetrate the device.
– Check connecting cables and devices regularly for
damage and replace them if damaged.
– Repairs may only be carried out by a specialist.
WARNING: Danger of tripping! Tripping can lead to
serious injuries.
– Do not obstruct escape routes and stairs.
– Lay the cables so that nobody can step on them or trip
over them.
All work on the mains and device may only be carried out
by authorized electricians.
A qualified person is defined as a person, due to his
professional training and experience, has sufficient
knowledge in the field of wireless transmission of control
commands and the relevant health and safety regulations,
accident prevention regulations and guidelines, generally
has the knowledge of technical regulations (for example,
DIN standards, VDE regulations, technical rules, etc.) so
that he can assess the safe working condition of devices
for the wireless transmission of control commands.
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR
INSTALLATION
The applicable laws and standards of the country in
which the device is operated must be followed.
The product is not intended to control electrical equipment
that has safety-related functions.
Even in normal operation, there is a risk of unexpected
malfunction due to a failure or malfunction of the output
stage or signal transmission. The user must ensure that no
consequential damage occurs as a result of a malfunction
or an undefined switching state.
This product has not been tested for use in safety-related
applications!
If certain safety requirements apply, they must be imple-
mented by qualified higher-level measures with approved
equipment!
This device may be used by children 8 years of age and
over, and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or
mental abilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, if
they have been supervised or instructed in the safe use
of the device and understand the possible hazards. Chil-
dren are not allowed to play with the device. Cleaning
and maintenance may not be carried out by children with-
out supervision.
WARNING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please observe the following safety instructions to avoid
malfunctions, damage and health hazards:
– The operation of the device under adverse environmen-
tal conditions must be avoided under all circumstanc-
es. Adverse environmental conditions are: Ambient
temperatures below -10° C or above 40° C, combus-
tible gases, solvents, vapors, dust, humidity above
80% rel., splash or standing water.
– The receiver may only be operated in dry and closed
rooms.
– The remote control may not switch devices with a safe-
ty function for machines or other devices which are not
actively monitored.
– No devices with a risk of fire (such as radiant heaters,
irons, etc.) may be switched by the device or operated
unattended.
– The device may not be changed, modified, modified
or repaired other than approved by the manufacturer.
– If it can be assumed that safe operation is no longer
possible, the device must be put out of operation
immediately and secured against unintentional oper-
ation. Safe operation is no longer guaranteed if the
device is no longer functioning, has visible damage,
has transport damage and after storage under unfa-
vorable conditions.
– If there are any doubts regarding the application or
wiring, it is essential to seek the advice of experts or
advice from the manufacturer.
– Maintenance work and repairs may only be carried
out by authorized specialist personnel.
Before commissioning a device, it must generally be
checked whether this device or module is suitable for the
application for which it is to be used.
In case of doubt, it is absolutely necessary to ask advice
from experts or the manufacturer.
Please note that operating and connection errors are
beyond our control. Understandably, we cannot accept
any liability for any resulting damage.
– In industrial facilities the accident prevention regula-
tions of the Association of Trade Associations for elec-
trical installations and equipment must to be followed.
– In schools, training facilities, hobby and Self-Repair
shops it is required, that the operation of devices must
be supervised by trained personnel.
– If the device needs to be repaired, only original spare
parts may be used! The use of deviating spare parts
can lead to serious damage and personal injury!
– Dispose of unnecessary packaging material or store
it in a place inaccessible to children. There is danger
of suffocation!
SAFETY INFORMATION ACCORDING TO R & TTE:
DANGER
Radio remote controls are only permitted for devices
and systems in which a radio interference in the trans-
mitter or receiver does not endanger persons, animals
or property, other than if this risk is covered by other
safety devices. The user must be informed that a ra-
dio remote control of installations with an accident-risk,
may only be carried out if there is a direct visual con-
tact with the system and that the area is free of persons,
animals and objects. Hand transmitters are to be kept
in such a way that unintentional activation, e.g. by
children or persons with reduced physical, sensory or
mental abilities or lack of experience and knowledge
or animals is not possible.
Warning: This remote control may only be operated
in an area in which the area of the system to be op-
erated is visible.
No liability whatsoever is taken for any damage
caused by external influences, such as malfunctions or
negligent operation by the user.
3. LED DISPLAY
The function display consists of 4 LEDs which have the
following meaning:
1. LED “Power”: the supply voltage is present.
2. LED “On/Off”: socket on/off
3. LED ”Learn”: the device is in learning mode.
4. LED ”Error”: the LED is displayed in the following cases:
– the device memory is full
– an error has occurred during reading/writing on the
EEPROM memory
4. LEARNING PROCESS
The receiver can learn up to 32 channel/transmitter
buttons (e. g. HT1S 1-channel transmitter (Part
No. 1618150), HT5S 5-channel transmitter (Part No.
1618160), HT8S 8-channel transmitter Transmitter (Item
No. 1618180).
The learning process consists of the following steps:
1. Connect the HT1EPP Wireless Power Plug Receiver
to a proper mains socket of the public supply network
(230 V/AC (50 Hz)).
2. Press the Set button (HT1EPP front) for about 1 second.
The “Learn” LED lights up (i. e. the learning process is
active).
3. Press any key on the handheld transmitter (not includ-
ed in delivery) within 10 seconds. The “Learn” LED
starts to flash.
4. Press the Set button again. The LED “Learn” goes
out. The learning process is completed; the HT1EPP
is now ready for operation.
5. If the consumer connected to the HT1EPP should only
be switched when two different buttons on the hand-
held transmitter are pressed simultaneously (safety
switch), then at point 3 press any two key combina-
tions simultaneously.
6. Note: Depending on the handheld transmitter used,
up to 8 different HT1EPPs can be operated per one
transmitter.
5. SETTING THE OPERATION MODE
The HT1EPP can be used with the so-called tip-function,
meaning the Power Plug Receiver only switches on as
long as the button of the remote control is pressed, or with
the switch function, where the Power Plug Receiver switch-
es on after pressing the button of the remote control and
will stay on until the same key is pressed again.
The programming of this feature consists of the follow-
ing steps:
1. Briefly press the Set button (HT1EPP front), the
“Learn” LED lights up (i.e., the learning is active).
2. Within 10 seconds press the programmed (*) key of
the corresponding receiver on the remote control.
3. The “Learn” LED lights up briefly. The operating mode
is now changed from tip-function to switch-function or
vice versa, depending on what was set before set-
ting the operating mode. The settings are saved and
the device is restarted.
* The transmitter must already have been connected to
the receiver before.
6. DELETING CONNECTED RECEIVERS
A maximum of 32 transmission connections can be
learnt. If 32 connections have already been pro-
grammed onto the receiver, the station memory is full
and no further connections can be added. Previously
programmed connections are not automatically delet-
ed). Before a new connection can be added, the station
memory of the HT1EPP must first be deleted.
The deletion process consists of the following steps:
1. Remove the Power Plug Receiver from the socket.
2. Press and hold the „Set“ key.
3. Reinsert the Power Plug Receiver to the mains sock-
et (230 V/AC (50 Hz) with the set button pressed
down.
4. The “Learn” LED lights up.
5. While the „Set“ button is still pressed, wait until the
“Learn” LED starts flashing.
6. Release the „Set“ button. The deletion process is com-
pleted. Up to 32 transmitters can be connected to the
HT1EPP.
7. GUARANTEE
The dealer/manufacturer from which the device was
purchased provides a guarantee of 2 years from the
date of handover for the material and manufacture of
the device.
In the event of a defect, the purchaser is initially only
entitled to supplementary performance. The supple-
mentary performance includes either the repair or
the delivery of a replacement product. Any devices
or parts which have been replaced will become the
property of the dealer/manufacturer. The buyer has to
notify the trader of defects immediately. Proof of the
warranty claim shall be furnished by means of a proper
purchase confirmation (purchase receipt, invoice, if ap-
plicable). Damages resulting from improper handling,
improper connection, use of parts from other manufac-
turers, normal wear and tear, use of force, personal
repair attempts or changes to the device, cables or ter-
minals, change of circuit, damage due to ignoring the
operating instructions, or improper use or other external
influences, if connected to an incorrect voltage or cur-
rent type, bridged or incorrect fuses, in case of misuse
or damage caused by negligence, are not covered by
the warranty or void the warranty.
Further claims against the vendor due to this warranty
obligation, in particular claims for compensation for
loss of profit, compensation for use and indirect dam-
ages, are excluded, unless legally mandatory.
We reserve the right to repair, rectify, replace or re-
fund the purchase price. Costs and risks of transport,
assembly and disassembly work as well as all other
costs which can be connected with the repair are not
replaced. Liability for consequential damage resulting
from faulty function of the device – of whatever nature –
is in principle excluded.
In the following cases, the warranty will expire and the
device returned at your expense:
– In the case of damage caused by improper handling,
operation, storage, as well as by force majeure or
other external influences.
– In the case of changes of any kind and repair at-
tempts on the device, cables or clamps.
– When non-original components have been used.
– In the case of damage caused by failure to follow the
operating instructions and the wiring diagram and in
case of damage caused by negligent handling
– In the case of damage caused by overloading the
device.
– In the case of damage caused by the intervention of
other persons.
– When connected to an incorrect voltage or current
type.
– In case of wrong operation or damage caused by
negligent treatment.
– For defects caused by bridged fuses or by using in-
correct fuses.
– Incorrect connection and/or operation.
– In the case of external forces, damage to the device
and/or damage to parts of the device due to me-
chanical effects or overload.
– When using the device for purposes not described
in this manual.
– Unauthorized opening of the appliance.
– Under normal wear and tear
– In case of consequential damage caused by im-
proper use and/or improper use and/or defective
batteries.
8. ENVIROMENT
Consumers are legally obligated and respon-
sible for the proper disposal of electronic
and electrical devices by returning them to
collecting sites designated for the recycling
of electrical and electronic equipment waste.
This device and/or components within the device can
be recycled. For more information concerning disposal
sites, please contact your local authority or waste man-
agement company.
This manual is a publication of H-TRONIC GmbH, Industriegebiet
Dienhof 11, D-92242 Hirschau, Germany.
All rights including translation reserved. Information provided in
this manual may not be copied, transferred or put in storage sys-
tems without the express written consent of the publisher. Reprint-
ing, also for parts only, is prohibited. This manual is according
to the technical data when printed. This manual is according to
the technical status at the time of printing and is a constituent
part of the device. Changes in technique, equipment and design
reserved.
© Copyright 2019 by H-TRONIC GmbH
CE MARK AND CONFORMITY
H-TRONIC GmbH hereby declares that this device is in compli-
ance with the essential requirements and the relevant provisions of
Directive 2014/53/EU and 2011/65/EU. The relevant records
are in the hands of the manufacturer: H-TRONIC GmbH, Indus-
triegebiet Dienhof 11, DE-92242 Hirschau
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