Eldat RCL03 Manual

RCL03 | RCL04
EN
Models
LED P1
1 2 3 4 5
X5 X6
T2
14 11 12 24 21 22
CH1 CH2
T1
12-32VDC
RCL03E5002B01 Degree of protection IP20
LED P1 P2
1 2 3 4 5
J1
X5 X6
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T2
14 11 12 24 21 22 VIN
12-24VAC
CH1 CH2
T1
12-32VDC
RCL04E5002B01 Degree of protection IP65
Technical Details
Frequency: 868.30 MHz
Modulation: FSK
Coding: Easywave
Power supply: 12-24 V AC
12-32 V DC
Current consumption: 0.18 W standby
0.6 W relay switched
(w/o load)
Input: 2 external buttons
Output: 2 potential-free
relay contacts
(changeover)
Max. contact rating AC (Ω)
max. switching voltage: 120 V
max. switching current: 1 A
max. switching power: 62 VA
Max. contact rating DC
max. switching voltage: 50 V
max. switching current: 1 A
max. switching power: 30 W
Operating temperature: -20°C to +60°C
Degree of protection:
RCL03: IP20
RCL04: IP65
Dimensions:
RCL03: 70 / 64 / 35 mm
RCL04: 72 / 114 / 36 mm
Weight:
RCL03: approx. 50 g
RCL04: approx. 100 g
Mini Receiver
Scope of Delivery
Mini receiver, mounting accessories (RCL03:
adhesive pad, RCL04: screws and anchors),
operating instructions
P2
Intended Use
J1
The device may only be operated with safety extra
low voltage (SELV) and may only be used as a ra-
dio control for switching devices with safety extra
low voltage (SELV). All information on the maxi-
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+
mum contact load refers to resistive loads. If an
VIN
12-24VAC
inductive load (e.g. motor) is connected, the maxi-
mum contact load is reduced depending on cos ϕ.
The manufacturer shall not be liable for any dam-
age caused by improper or non-intended use.
Safety Advice
Caution! Observe the permissible supply volt-
age and the max. contact rating!
Have faulty radio controls checked by the
manufacturer!
Do not make any unauthorized alterations or
modifications to the receiver!
Function
The RCL03 and RCL04 Easywave mini receivers
can be operated in a voltage range of 12-24 V AC
or 12-32 V DC.
Two potential-free relay outputs may be switched.
A total of 32 different Easywave radio transmis-
sion codes can be programmed. The memory
slots can be divided between the two outputs as
required.
If a transmitter is programmed into both outputs, it
still only occupies one memory slot.
It is also possible to connect one external but-
ton for each channel which can then be used to
switch the corresponding relay according to the
selected operating mode.
To do this, the button inputs T1 and T2 must be
wired to the supply voltage VIN1.
Operating Modes
The radio control can be operated in five differ-
ent operating modes with Easywave transmitters
for 1-button-, 2-button- or 3-button operation. The
operating mode can be selected with jumper J1.
PULSE
(1-button operation)
If a transmitter button or an external button is
pressed, the corresponding relay is triggered for
1 second.
ON/OFF
(2-button operation)
Each relay can be switched separately ON and
OFF.
The external buttons toggle between ON and
OFF in this operation mode.
transmitter button
A or C
B or D
Carefully read through these instruc-
tions before connecting and operating
the receiver!
1
J1
1
J1
function
ON
OFF
MOTOR CONTROL
(UP/DOWN)
(2-button operation)
The relays are controlled in combination and
are interlocked.
STOP with opposite direction
transmitter button
A or C
External button T1
B or D
External button T2
The maximum runtime is 90 seconds.
DEAD MAN´S MODE
(1-button operation)
Each relay can be switched separately. The relay
is triggered as long as the corresponding trans-
mitter button or the corresponding external but-
ton is pressed (transmitter button operation max.
36 secs).
MOTOR CONTROL
(UP/STOP/DOWN)
(3-button resp. 4-button operation)
The relays are controlled in combination and are
interlocked.
transmitter button
A
B
C
D
The external buttons behave as if they are
in 2-button motor operation mode!
The maximum runtime is 90 seconds.
Mounting and Connecting
1. Remove the housing cover.
2. Mount the receiver on a suitable location, us-
ing the mounting accessories supplied.
Make sure there is no interference with the
wireless connection. Do not mount the de-
vice in a distribution box, in metal casings,
in direct proximity to large metal objects, on
the floor or close to it.
The maximum length of all connecting ca-
2 3 4 5
bles may not exceed 3 m!
When connecting the RCL04, insert all
connection cables into the device through
the opening on the bottom via the water-
tight PG screw connections.
3. Select the desired operating mode with the
jumper.
2 3 4 5
4. Connect the supply voltage and the safety
extra-low voltage devices according to the
connection diagram.
or
Connect the supply voltage and the devices
to be switched for the motor control according
to the connection diagram.
In the MOTOR operating mode, the recei-
ver may only be operated with 12-32 V DC.
5. If necessary, connect the external buttons to
the terminal T1 and T2.
The external buttons always use the opera-
tion mode, currently set with the jumper J1.
6. Program the codes of the transmitters to the
receiver (see section "Program transmitters").
7. Put the housing cover back on.
1 2 3 4 5
J1
function
UP
STOP
for DOWN direction
DOWN
STOP
for UP direction
1 2 3 4 5
J1
1 2 3 4 5
J1
function
UP
DOWN
STOP
STOP