Wireless actuator impulse switching relay 230V-rw as a cord switch. 1 normally open contact not potential-free 10A/250V AC, incandescent lamps 2000 watts, ESL up to 200W. Standby loss only 0.8 watts. Installation in the 230V mains connection cable of floor and bedside lamps. 100mm long, 50mm wide and 31mm high. This wireless actuator as an impulse switching relay has the most modern hybrid technology developed by us: We have combined the wear-free reception and evaluation electronics with a bistable relay that switches at zero crossing. This means that there is no coil power loss and no heating as a result, even when switched on. With the rotary switch on the side, up to 35 wireless buttons can be assigned in the LRN positions, one or more of which are central control buttons. In addition, a radio motion brightness sensor FBH and/or a radio outdoor brightness sensor FAH for a presence simulation. The desired function of this impulse switching relay is then selected: ES = impulse switch: With the FBH taught in, the light is switched on when movement is detected, with the FAH also taught in at dusk, and when movement is no longer detected, the contact opens with a 4-minute delay. A radio button can also be taught in to activate or deactivate a presence simulation. ER = switching relay: With the FAH taught in, the light is switched on at dusk and when it is bright, the contact opens with a 4-minute delay. AS = presence simulation: The AS begins with a random pause time of between 20 and 40 minutes, followed by a random switch-on time of between 30 and 120 minutes. If the rotary switch is turned to AS or if the mains voltage is switched on in the AS position, the light switches on for 5 seconds after 1 second. With the FAH taught in, the AS only begins when dusk sets in. After the FAH has detected brightness, the AS ends after 4 minutes. The LED on the side accompanies the learning process according to the operating instructions and indicates radio control commands during operation by flashing briefly.
