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INDOOR PLUG-IN RECEIVER
Features and Ratings:
• Up to 500 Watt maximum incan-
descent load.
• Up to 300 Watt maximum fluo-
rescent load.
• Up to 400 Watt maximum TV
load.
• Up to 1/3 Hp maximum motor load.
• No wiring required.
Operation
Note:
When using two or more receivers, the
receivers should be placed at least 10 feet apart
for best performance.
1. Plug in indoor receiver.
2. Plug in lamp or appliance you wish to control.
Caution: Do not exceed the maximum load
limits listed above.
3. Toggle ON/OFF switches on remote control
to check operation.
Note:
Red light on remote
should come on while button is depressed.
Important: Wait 1 to 2 seconds after you
press the transmitter button before you press
it again to allow the transmission to be
completed.
Note:
If plugged in lamp or appliance does not
turn on or off when remote buttons are pushed,
see Troubleshooting section.
INDOOR/OUTDOOR RECEIVER
Features and Ratings:
• Rated for 120VAC/60Hz supply
voltage.
• Up to 13 Amps maximum resis-
tive load.
• Up to 960 Watt maximum incan-
descent load.
• Up to 960 Watt maximum fluorescent load.
• Up to 1/3 Hp maximum motor load.
• No wiring required.
Operation
Note:
When using two or more receivers, the
receivers should be placed at least 10 feet apart
for best performance.
1. Plug in Indoor/Outdoor Receiver. Remem-
ber, the Indoor/Outdoor Receiver requires a
grounded outlet. If you do not have a grounded
outlet, you may want to contact an electrician
to upgrade your electrical system. If you are
using the Indoor/Outdoor Receiver outdoors,
see extra precautions below.
Precautions When Using the Indoor/
Outdoor Receiver Outdoors
• The receiver must be oriented with the power
outlet down to prevent rain from entering the
unit. See illustration.
• Hang the receiver on a nail or screw as shown.
There is a hole in the back for this purpose.
DO NOT allow receiver to hang by the cord.
• Note in the illustration that the receiver is
located below the wall outlet. This is to pre-
vent rain from running down the cord into the
wall outlet.
•
Note:
The National Electrical Code and Cana-
dian Electrical Code (and most local codes)
require that outside outlets be protected by a
Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI).
2. Plug in lamp or appliance you wish to control.
Caution: Do not exceed the maximum load
limits listed above.
Hole to Hang Unit
Power Outlet
Connecting Indoor/Outdoor Receiver
3. Toggle ON/OFF switches on remote control
to check operation.
Note:
Red light on remote
should come on while button is depressed.
Important: Wait 1 to 2 seconds after you
press the transmitter button before you press
it again to allow the transmission to be
completed.
Note:
If plugged in lamp or appliance does not
turn on or off when remote buttons are pushed,
see Troubleshooting section.