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4.2.4
EE245 Mounting
A
Fig. 10 EE245 enclosure
Fig. 11
EE245 wall mounting drill pattern
4.2.5
EE245 Electrical Connctions
The EE245 transmitter can be powered either by 4 x 1.5V, AA / LR6 alkaline batteries (not in the scope
of supply) or by external power unit. Select battery or external supply with jumper J1, see Fig. 9.
The external supply unit shall be connected to the screw terminals, see Fig. 12.
10 9
8
7
6
5
4
Fig. 12 EE245 screw terminals
4.3
EE244-R Router Additional Information
The router is used for extending the transmission range and to bypass obstacles. It can receive and
transmit a maximum of 10 signals from other transmitters or routers.
The transmission interval selected with the TIME switch applies only for the transmission of the status
information and the measured data of the EE244-R and the probes connected to it. For details refer to
chapter 4.2.3.
The receiving and re-transmitting of information from the transmitters and routers connected to it is
continuously active.
12
B
D
C
3
2
1
power supply
DC 8-28V SELV
AC 12V (±20%)
Opening the enclosure:
Release the front cover by pressing with a screw driver or a
pen onto latch A.
Closing the enclosure:
Place the edge of the front cover into the B notch and rotate it
(C) till latch A snaps in.
Installation:
Fix the back cover onto the wall by using the drill pattern (Fig.
11) and appropriate screws (not in the scope of supply).
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