G
17
G
16
The Remote Control Sockets must be operated
at least 1 meter apart so that the specified range
can be achieved.
The information on the rating plate and the data of the power
supply system must match.
The GARDENA Radio Remote Control Socket may only be
connected to 230 V AC sockets installed by an electrician which
meet the construction regulations in accordance with VDE 0100.
If necessary please contact your electrician.
Devices up to a maximum of 1200 Watts may be connected to
the GARDENA Radio Remote Control Socket.
Your Radio Remote Control Socket has an integrated child-
safety feature.
The programming is retained if there is a power cut.
xYou should replace the batteries of the remote control
annually. You must change the batteries straight away if you
decide to move the unit and drastically reduce the trans-
mission area.
xTo ensure the Radio Remote Control Unit works properly
and safely only use a 9 V alkali-manganese (alkaline) battery
TYPE IEC 6LR61. Ensure you insert the battery correctly
(please note +/- markings).
Batteries
Power Cut
Child-Proof
Devices
Connection to
230 V AC sockets
Please Observe the Voltage
Installing Several Remote
Control Sockets
The radio remote control system allows you to operate 230 V
electric devices (max. 1200 W) from a distance in and around your
house, for example GARDENA Fountains or GARDENA lightline
products. (Range indoors: up to 50 m, outdoors: up to 100 m.)
When programmed by GARDENA, each radio remote control
socket is given its own unique code, thus eliminating interference
to the greatest possible extent.
nFor your Safety
The use of radio remote control units may interfere with the
operation of electric prostheses (pacemakers, hearing aids,
insulin pumps, etc.).
➞Please ask your doctor.
Please ensure that unexpected switch-on of devices cannot
lead to fires, injuries, property damage or other dangers.
The Remote Control Sockets must only be connected to
sockets that are protected against moisture. Do not plug the
sockets into extension cables.
Installation Outdoors H
Unexpected Switch-On
Electronic Prostheses
