Lamson & Sessions HW2155D Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION GUIDE
Wireless Extend-A-Wall Switch HW2155D
Transmitter
Switch
Receiver
Switch
ENCLOSED YOU WILL FIND:
• Receiver Switch
• Transmitter Switch
• Double-sided tape
• 12-Volt alkaline battery (installed)
• Wiring Device Screws and Wire Nuts (bagged)
• Screws - for mounting Transmitter Switch
TOOLS NEEDED:
• Small Flat head screwdriver
• Tweezers
INSTALLATION
Four channels are available so that you can operate up to four
systems at different locations around your home. (See channel
options.)
RECEIVER SWITCH
Allows you to control an overhead light from 2 locations.
Warning: Turn off power first by removing the fuse or switching
the circuit breaker to "off." This product requires some knowl-
edge of electrical wiring and must be installed in accordance with
the National Electrical Code (NEC) and local codes.
Note: Not for use with existing three-way circuits.
1. Turn off power (see above).
2. Remove the faceplate of the existing wall switch.
3. Remove the existing wall switch.
4. Attach the green ground wire to the ground wire from the 120V
line. Connect power leads to the Receiver wires by twisting
the wire nut clockwise over the ends. Push all wiring into the
outlet box.
Note: If installed in a metal box, the green ground wire and
120V line must be grounded to the box. Refer to local or National
Electrical Code requirements.
ON
Control
Switch
5. Slide the Control Switch on the Receiver Switch to the
"On" position.
6. Confirm that the channel settings on Receiver Switch
match those on the Transmitter Switch. (See Changing Digital
Code Channels for more information.)
7. Replace existing faceplate.
Note: Do not use a metallic wall plate as it will decrease the
operating range.
8. Restore power.
TEST
Position Transmitter Switch in the desired location and test
operation by pushing the top of Switch for "On" or bottom of
Switch for "Off."
MOUNTING SWITCH TRANSMITTER
Note: Mounting Switch on a masonry or metal wall may reduce
range.
A. For tape mounting:
1. Make sure surfaces are free of dust, oil, and other sub-
stances that could affect adhesion.
2. Attach double-sided tape to back of Switch housing.
3. Press tape firmly to mounting surface.
B. For screw mounting:
1. Remove faceplate screws from cover, place back plate
where desired and mark screw locations.
2. Insert mounting screws into holes in back plate and screw
into place.
3. Replace cover and faceplate screws.
OFF
SWITCH BATTERY REPLACEMENT
1. Remove faceplate screws from cover and lift cover away from
back plate.
2. Remove old battery.
3. Install new 12-volt Type A23 alkaline battery noting polarity.
4. Replace cover and screws.
MANUAL OVERRIDE
To prevent the Receiver Switch from responding to the transmitter,
slide the Control Switch on the Receiver to the "Off" position.
Note: When changing a light bulb in the fixture controlled by
the product, slide the Control Switch on the Receiver to the "Off"
position.
TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
Problem: Nothing happens when Switch is pressed.
Suggestions:
1. Confirm that power is "On" to the fixture being controlled by
the product.
2. Verify that Control Switch on the Receiver is in the "On" posi-
tion.
3. Replace bulb.
Note: When changing a light bulb in the fixture controlled by
the product, slide the Control Switch on the Receiver to the
"Off" position.
4. Check that Receiver and Transmitter are set to same channel
and are within 50 feet of each other.
5. Check battery orientation in the Transmitter Switch or try
replacing the battery.
Problem: Light sometimes turns on/off without anyone press-
ing Switch.
Suggestion: If another Wireless system is on the same frequency
nearby, it could accidentally trigger your system. If this happens,
change channels on the Transmitter and Receiver by following
instructions below.