Solight 1L72 Manual

EN 1L72
Wireless doorbell with sensor
Thank you for purchasing our wireless doorbell with night light and motion detection.
(receiver). The doorbell is designed for permanent connection to 230 V AC/50 Hz mains. The transmission between the button and the doorbell is
via radio waves with a frequency of 433.92 MHz. The range depends on local conditions and can reach up to 250 m in open areas without interference.
The set has a so-called pairing function (Learning code) - the button is able to generate its own pairing code, which is received by the doorbell and
stored in its memory. The set can thus be expanded with additional transmitters or receivers. The pairing function also prevents the set from affecting
neighbouring bells. For proper use, read the instruction manual.
Technical parameters
Doorbell power supply
Volume
Working frequency
Receiver standby power
Transmitter operating power
Melody
Reach
Transmitter Coverage
Motion sensor detection angle
Motion sensor detection distance
Light output of the night light
Power button
Motion sensor night light
The LED night light only lights up in the dark and when there is simultaneous movement around the bell (receiver). The infrared sensor detects
horizontal or vertical movement in front of it, e.g. from left to right or top to bottom, at an angle of 120° in all directions, up to a distance of 3m
from the bell. Movement going perpendicular to the sensor, e.g. a person approaching, may not be 100% detected and the light may not activate.
Therefore, place the doorbell in places where people will be passing by, not approaching. Typical use is in corridors or living rooms, where there is a
need for light when moving in the dark. The light does not shine except in the dark, this is done by a daylight detector located under the motion
sensor. The night light is white, while the bell light is blue.
Installation
1. Tear off one side of the double-sided adhesive tape and stick it to the underside of the button (transmitter).
2. Tear off the other side of the double-sided adhesive tape.
3. Select a suitable place and stick the button. If a stronger fixing is needed, use dowels and screws - open the button (see battery replacement),
drill holes in the marked circular slots on the inside of the button cover and screw it to the base. Then cover the other part of the button and
press the two parts together.
4. Connect the doorbell (receiver) to an electrical socket.
5. Select the melody, volume or type of signaling.
Replacing the battery
Using a flat-blade screwdriver, push into the groove of the joint on the shorter side of the button and open the cover. Insert the CR2032 battery,
observing the marked polarity. Then close the cover.
"Code Learning" function
The device has already been paired in production. If you need to change the transmitter, increase or decrease the number of bells, follow the steps
:
below
1. Pairing
Press and hold the button for "Setting the light/sound signalization" until the device emits a bird whistle sound. Then, within 30 seconds, press
the button on the transmitter. If the bell rings, the pairing is successful. If the bell does not ring, press the transmitter again until pairing is
successful. To pair multiple transmitters, repeat the above operation. A maximum of 8 buttons can be paired to one doorbell. One button can
be paired with a maximum of 20 bells, and a different melody can be set on each bell.
Cancel pairing
2.
Press and hold the "Setting the light/sound signalization" button for about 10 seconds until the chime (ding dong) sounds twice. This cancels
the pairing. Before the sound of the bell (ding dong) there is usually a bird whistle - do not release the button at this time and wait for the ding
dong melody.
PIR motion sensor
Light
signalization
Daylight sensor
lights
Plug
Speaker
AC 230 V , 50 Hz
4 modes, (20 - 80 dB(A))
433.92 MHz
<0.5 W
<10mW
58 melodies
Up to 250 m in open space
IP55
120°
0-3 m
1 W
CR2032 battery (included)
The set consists of a bell button (transmitter) and a bell
Volume settings
Melody settings
Setting the light/sound signalization
1. Ringing + light signalization
2. Ringing only
3. Only light signalization
4. Continuous light signalization + ringing