Assembly and installation instructions/ Notice de montage et d’installation
We reserve the right to make technical changes/ Sous reserve de modifications techniques
2 Safety instructions
2.1 Fundamental safety instructions
• Keep unauthorised persons away from the unit until it is ready for use.
• The connected electrical load must tally with that listed in the technical data.
• The regulations of the local energy providers and the VDE 0100 provisions for humid and wet
areas must be observed.
• Only connect the remote receiver to devices approved by weinor.
2.2 Electricity hazards
• Work involving connections to 230 V mains may only be carried out by a trained electrician.
• Disconnect the unit from the power supply before performing any work.
• weinor recommendation: a residual current circuit breaker (trip switch) should also be fitted to
protect the indoor installation.
2.3 Intended use
• The BiRec On/Off remote-receiver is exclusively designed for switching electrical consumers,
which do not exceed a switching capacity of 2000 Watt, ON and OFF.
• Only devices, which have a power plug and voltage range compliant with the BiRec On/Off
version, may be used. The connected consumer may not exceed the maximum switching
capacity of the BiRec On/Off.
• The ambient area for the intended range of the BiRec On/Off is the residential and business
range as well as the small industrial range.
• Small devices in which malfunction could present a hazard to persons and animals or result
in damage, may not be connected to the BiRec On/Off.
• Interference due to other radio and telecommunication systems, which operate at the same
frequency, cannot be completely excluded.
• Radio operation is only permissible with the released dispatchers.
2.4 Improper use
The remote-receiver may only be used on the condition that a malfunctioning hand transmitter or
remote-receiver does not pose a danger to people, animals or objects. The device may only be
connected to devices and units approved by weinor. The system may not be operated in areas
where the transmitted signals might interfere with other devices (e.g. in hospitals or at airports).
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