Lightwave LW822 - User Manual

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Get the best out of your install
Model No. LW822
Old electrical appliances must
not be disposed of together with
residual waste, but have to be
disposed of separately. The disposal
at the communal collecng point
via private persons is for free.
The owner of old appliances is
responsible to bring the appliances
to these collecng points or to
similar collecon points. With this
lile personal eort, you contribute
to recycle valuable raw materials and
the treatment of toxic substances.
Environmentally
friendly
disposal
Before you start
Hints and ps
Safe place in which to situate the Dimmer
Suitable electrical screwdrivers
Knowledge of how to safely turn o/on
mains electricity
Lightwave devices have an excellent communicaon range
within a typical home, however, if you encounter any range
issues, try to ensure that large metal objects or bodies of
water (e.g. radiators) are not posioned in front of the device
or in between the device and the Lightwave Link / Link Plus
or controller.
Your Link or Link Plus and smartphone
You will need
The In-line Dimmer can be used to dim lighng loads of up to
200W (incandescent). For LED loading limits please refer to
the maximum number of lamps recommended by type on our
compability charts (see www.lightwaverf.com).
The In-line dimmer is a class 0 device which means that
it should be housed in a suitable dry locaon or electrical
housing to minimise the risk of contact with live electrical
wires. The Lightwave LW824 Waterproof housing can be
used to situate the Dimmer in an external environment. If in
doubt, always consult an electrician.
In the box
LW822 In-line Dimmer
RF frequency:
434 MHz
Input rang:
230V~ 50Hz.
Output rang:
200W max
Device class:
Class 0 (requires housing)
Standby Energy Use:
Less than 1W
Warranty:
2 year standard warranty
Specicaon
Range
In-line Dimmer
Quick Start Guide
Loading
Locaon
Installing yourself?
Please note that all Lightwave products can be legally
DIY installed in your own home; however, if in doubt,
always consult a qualied electrician.
It is important to install this product in accordance with
these instrucons. Failure to do so may risk personal safety,
could create a re hazard and will also void your warranty.
If conducng an insulaon resistance test, any hard-wired
Lightwave devices must be disconnected from the mains,
or damage to the unit may occur.
Help video & further guidance
For addional guidance, and to watch a video that will help
guide you through the installaon process, please visit the
support secon on www.lightwaverf.com
EU Declaraon of Conformity
Product: In-line Dimmer
Model/Type: LW822
Manufacturer: LightwaveRF
Address: Innovaon Campus
Birmingham, Faraday Wharf,
Holt Street, Birmingham, B7 4BB
This declaraon is issued under
the sole responsibility of the
LighwaveRF. The object of the
declaraon described above is in
conformity with the relevant union
harmonisaon legislaon.
Direcve 2011/65/EU ROHS,
Direcve 2014/53/EU: (The Radio
Equipment Direcve)
Conformity is shown by
compliance with the applicable
requirements of the following
documents:
Reference and date:
EN301489-3 V1.6.1: (EMC),
EN300220-2 V3.1.1 (RF),
EN62479:2010 (RF Exposure),
EN60669-2-5:2013 (Safety),
BS1363-2:1995 (UK Safety)
Signed for and on behalf of:
Place of Issue: Birmingham
Date of Issue: 20th August 2017
Name: John Shermer
Posion: CTO
Lightwave in-line dimmers are designed to work with the
majority of dimmable LEDs, but, as every lamp can behave
dierently, it is advisable to choose variants that have been
tested and proven to work well. If you plan to use LEDs, we
strongly recommend that you consult our compability chart
(see www.lightwaverf.com). The LEDs must be dimmable (not
all variees are), and you should not exceed the maximum
loading recommendaons provided on the compability
chart or damage could occur.
LED Lamp compability

Lightwave LW822 Specifications