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ZRC-100
(Z-Wave Remote Controller)
Firmware Version: 1.55 and 1.57
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  • Page 1 ZRC-100 (Z-Wave Remote Controller) Firmware Version: 1.55 and 1.57...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Introduction ............ 4 Glossary ............5 ZRC-100 Operations ........6 Product Overview ..........7 Description of Function Keys ......7 ZRC-100 User Interface Layout ......8 Operations ............. 10 Add/Delete Devices .......... 11 Device Control ..........14 Scene Setup ........... 15 Scene Control ..........
  • Page 3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......59 CHECKING THE ACCESSORIES ......60 FCC NOTICE ............ 60 WARNINGS ............60 CAUTION ............61 WARRANTY ............. 61...

  • Page 4: Introduction

    ZRC-100 (Z-Wave Remote Controller) Operating Instructions   Introduction  The ZRC‐100 (Figure 1) is a portable Z‐Wave remote controller with  multi‐channel support; also it is a Z‐Wave Enabled Security Controller.  It can control the secured door locks when it is in the security network.  Also, it can be configured as a primary or secondary controller within a  Z‐Wave home automation network. It works with almost every Z‐ Wave enabled devices, binary switches, dimmers, thermostats,  secured door locks, binary or multi‐level sensors. Users can control  their Z‐Wave enabled devices individually or through “Scene” control.  Scene is a collection of Z‐Wave devices configured to a user‐preferred  settings, levels, modes or operating conditions. The ZRC‐100 also  equipped with a backlit LCD screen and an intelligent Self Navigated  Button (SNB) system. Users can setup and operate their Z‐Wave  devices through the LCD and the SNB system using their ZRC‐100, and  enjoy a networked, wireless home automation system anywhere at  home.    Figure 1 ZRC-100...

  • Page 5: Glossary

    Glossary  Devices and nodes are all terms to describe  an individual Z­Wave device. These are all  Device or Node  interchangeable when setting up your Z‐ Wave network.  Inclusion  Add a Z‐Wave device to the network.   Exclusion  Delete a Z‐Wave device from the network.   To take a device out of a group, scene or  Remove  association group while that device still  exists in the same Z‐Wave network.  A collection of Z‐Wave devices controlled by  primary and secondary controllers operating  Z‐Wave  on the same system. A Z‐Wave network has  Network   its own unique ID code so that controllers  not in the network cannot control the  system.   The first controller used to set up your  devices and network. Only the Primary  Controller can be used to include or delete  Primary  modules from a network. It is recommended  Controller  that you mark the primary controller for  each network for ease in modifying your  network.   A controller containing network information  about other modules within the network  Secondary  and is used for controlling devices.  Controller  Secondary controller is created from the  Primary Controller and cannot include or  delete modules to the network.   A controller containing network information  about other modules within the network ...

  • Page 6: Zrc-100 Operations

    ZRC‐100 Operations    Welcome to the world of Z‐Wave home automation, you can use your  ZRC‐100 to control almost every Z‐Wave certified products inside your  house. The following section will guide you through the set up  processes and operation procedures for your ZRC‐100.     Please note that all Z‐Wave devices, light switches, dimmers, shutter  switches, thermostat and secured door lock made from various  vendors are compatible with your ZRC‐100 as long as they are Z‐Wave  certified or carry the following Z‐Wave logo:      (Please carefully read through the following sections of this user  manual and store for future reference.)      Before using the ZRC‐100, please install the batteries:  • 4xAAA batteries are required for operation.   • Remove the battery cover on the back of your remote.  • Check the polarity of the batteries and the "+/‐" marks inside the  battery compartment.  • Insert the batteries.   • Push the battery cover back in place.     CAUTION (battery safety)  − Use new batteries of the recommended type and size only.  − Never mix used and new batteries together.  − To  avoid  chemical  leaks,  remove  batteries  from  the  remote  controller ...

  • Page 7: Product Overview

            Short cut keys LCD screen BACK key with backlit Navigation + OK keys with backlit     Figure 2 Setup and control keys of ZRC-100       Description of Function Keys   Keys  Functions  Short cut keys for:  Device and scene control  Short cut to user selected control  menu ...

  • Page 8: Zrc-100 User Interface Layout

    ZRC‐100 User Interface Layout  • Press keys to select control category. Control • Press BACK key to go back to previous page. menu • Press and hold BACK key for 2 seconds to go back to root menu. Home (A1) Device (A2) Devices List (A2.1) Scene (A3) Scenes List (A3.1) Comfort (A4)
  • Page 9 • Press and hold keys simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter Setup menu. Setup • Press BACK key to go back to previous page. menu • Press and hold BACK key for 2 seconds to go back to root menu. Setup (B1) Add Device (B2) Delete Device (B3)

  • Page 10: Operations

    (Create secondary) Rediscover N.W. (C5) (Rediscover network) Delete Dead Node (C6) Listening Mode (C7)       Operations    The ZRC‐100 remote controller can be set up as a Primary or  Secondary Controller within a Z‐Wave network.  The ZRC‐100 can control Z‐Wave devices individually or as a group  using Scene or Association. A single Z‐Wave network can include 232  nodes. If necessary, more than one network can be bridged to extend  the number of nodes supported, although this is normally not needed  in a residential environment.  ZRC-100 control capability  Total number of controllable  128 items   End‐point (EP) / device / sensor (listed on the “Device” and “Sensor” page) Total number of thermostats  6 thermostats   (listed on the “Comfort” page) Total number of scenes  12 scenes  (listed on the “Scene” page) Each Scene supports up to 32 Z‐Wave devices or End‐point (EP)

  • Page 11: Add/Delete Devices

    Remark:   The hard keys are valid if the backlit is turned on and vise versa.  User can follow the Self Navigated Button (SNB) and LCD  display for all setup procedures and operation.   User can press “ ” key to go back to the previous page  or press and hold “ ” key for 2 seconds to go back to the  root menu at any setup /operation screen.  Add/Delete Devices    Adding Device to the Network    Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication    Press and hold    Home   keys simultaneously for  Device > 3 seconds under the    Scene > Home page.    Comfort >   OK to Enter   1 ...
  • Page 12       Note 1: If you can’t add your Z-Wave device, this device might have been included in another Z-Wave network. In this case, please delete this device following the steps in the [Deleting Device from the Network] section then add this device again.
  • Page 13 “Delete Device” mode will exit automatically. Note 2: In a Z-Wave network, only the primary controller or inclusion controller can delete or exclude devices into its network. If ZRC-100 is configured as a secondary controller, it will report “Error” if users attempt to use ZRC-100 to delete a device from its network.

  • Page 14: Device Control

    Device Control    After adding devices to your ZRC‐100, you can turn the device using    the corresponding Device Control function.   Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Select “Device＂and    Home   Device > press   key to    Scene > confirm.     Comfort > A corresponding Device    OK to Enter control page will be    displayed.  1  ⇓    Devices List   Switch 001  ...

  • Page 15: Scene Setup

    You can turn off all the    Home devices in the network    Device > by selecting “All Off＂    Scene > function under the    Comfort > Home page.    OK to Enter   4  ⇓    Home   Sensor >   All Off     OK to Enter   Note 1: The screen will display LOCK /UNLK if this is a secured door lock device.
  • Page 16     Setup     Add Device >     Delete Device >     Add to Scene >     OK to Enter   Select “Add to Scene＂   Setup   Add Device > and press   key.   Delete Device > 2    Add to Scene >...
  • Page 17 Note 1: Your target device must be included in the network before this setup procedure, please refer to [Adding Device to the Network] section. Note 2: If no ACK signal received for more than 180 seconds, the “Add Device” mode will exit automatically. Removing Device/End‐point from a Scene ...

  • Page 18: Scene Control

    ⇓    Remove Device   Press PROG on target   >>>>     Note 1: This process will only remove the target device/EP from its assigned scene but will not exclude it from the network. Note 2: If no ACK signal received for more than 180 seconds, the “Remove Device”...

  • Page 19: Comfort Control

    Comfort Control    After adding “Thermostat＂ or “Z‐Wave to AC IR extender＂ to  your ZRC‐100, you can change the operation mode, set target  temperature and fan speed via the corresponding Comfort Control  function.    Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Select “Comfort＂and    Home   Device > press   key to    Scene > confirm.    Comfort > A corresponding    Comfort Control page  OK to Enter   will be displayed.  1  ⇓    Comforts List   Thermostat003 >...

  • Page 20: Sensor Information

    Sensor information    After adding “Binary Sensor / Multi‐level Sensor＂to your ZRC‐100,  you can monitor the sensor temperature via the corresponding Sensor  function.    Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Select “Sensor＂and    Home   Sensor > press   key to    All Off confirm.    A corresponding Sensor    OK to Enter page will be displayed.    1  ⇓    Sensors List   Sensor 003        ...
  • Page 21 Select “Device    Setup Configure＂and press    Remove fr. Scene >   Device Config. > 2   key.    Scene Config. >   OK to Enter   Select your“Device＂   Device Configure   Dimmer 002 > and press   key.    Dimmer 004 > 3     ...
  • Page 22   page.  Confirm?   Note 1: ZRC-100 supports up to 15 characters in a row for the device name. Note 2: This process will only remove the devices/EPs from its catalogue but will not exclude it from the network.

  • Page 23: Scene Configure

    Scene Configure    It is allow to Move/Rename/Clear the scene after added into the scene  under the Scene Configure function.   Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3    Device > seconds under the    Scene > Home page.    Comfort >   OK to Enter   ⇓  1    Setup   Add Device >   Delete Device >  ...
  • Page 24 Move your selected    Move scene to your target    Scene 1   Scene 2   position and press    Scene 3 to save the setting.      OK to Save     ⇓  5        Move     Scene 2   Scene 1     Scene 3  ...

  • Page 25: Comfort / Sensor Configure

    Confirm?   Note 1: ZRC-100 supports up to 15 characters in a row for the scene name. Note 2: This process will only remove the scene devices/EPs from its assigned scene but will not exclude it from the network.
  • Page 26 Select “Comfort    Setup Configure＂and press    Comfort Config. >   Sensor Config. > 2   key.    Shortcut Key >   OK to Enter   Select your    Comfort configure “Thermostat＂and    Thermostat003 >   3  Thermostat005 > press   key.      OK to Enter  ...
  • Page 27   page.  Confirm?     Note 1: ZRC-100 supports up to 15 characters in a row for the scene name. Note 2: This process will only remove the devices/EPs from its catalogue but will not exclude it from the network.

  • Page 28: Shortcut Key

    Shortcut key    ZRC‐100 provides a shortcut key which can jump to your target    Comfort / Sensor device or turn On/Off your device/ Scene. Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3    Device > seconds under the    Scene > Home page.    Comfort >   OK to Enter   ⇓  1    Setup   Add Device >   Delete Device >...
  • Page 29 Select a Device or Scene    Select to this shortcut key then    Switch 001   Dimmer 002 5   key.  press      OK to Save     Press   key to turn  Home   On your Device or Scene  Device > at any page or     Scene >   Press and hold    Comfort > key to turn Off your    6  OK to Enter Device or Scene at any ...
  • Page 30 Select “Shortcut key＂   Setup   Comfort Config. > and press   key.    Sensor Config. > 2      Shortcut Key >     OK to Enter     Select your target    Shortcut Key shortcut key by      keys (e.g. F1) then press    3     key.    Select Hard Key  ...
  • Page 31 Use  keys to change    Set Value your Basic Set value and     keys to select  Set Value (0-255)   number position, press       to save the  OK to Save setting.    (Basic Set value from       0 to 255)    Press   key to send  Home   out predefined Basic Set  Device > value to your    Scene > destination device (e.g.    8  Comfort > gateway) and trigger the ...

  • Page 32: Z-Wave Advanced Setup

    Z‐Wave Advanced Setup    Configure Association  (Assign Association for Two Devices)    The ZRC‐100 can be used to assign one device to automatically  interact directly with another device.   For example you can assign a door sensor (primary node) to turn on  the light switch (secondary node) when the door is opened.     Adding Device/End‐point to an Association Group    Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3    Device > seconds under the    Scene > Home page.    Comfort >   OK to Enter   ⇓  1    Setup  ...
  • Page 33 Select “Add Assoc.＂   Config. Assoc.   Add Assoc. > and press   key.    Remove Assoc. > 4      Delete Assoc. >   OK to Enter   Assign an “Assoc. ID＂    Add Assoc. (e.g. 001) by using    keys to change your  Assoc. ID (1-255)   number and   keys to    select number position.   ...
  • Page 34 ⇓    Add Assoc.   Press PROG on Pri.   >>>>   e.g. door sensor     Note 1: Your target device must be included in the network before this setup procedure, please refer to [Adding Device to the Network] section.
  • Page 35 Select “Config.    Advanced Setup   Config. Assoc. > Assoc.＂and press      Configuration > key.  3    Reset to Default >     OK to Enter     Select “Remove    Config. Assoc.   Add Assoc. > Assoc.＂and press      Remove Assoc. >...
  • Page 36 Press the program/EP    Remove Assoc. button on the primary    device (e.g. door sensor) Press PROG on Pri.   >>>>     e.g. door sensor     ⇓  7    Remove Assoc.   Press PROG on Pri.   >>>>   e.g. door sensor     Note 1: This process will only remove the target device/EP from its assigned association group but will not exclude it from the network.
  • Page 37 Select “Config.    Advanced Setup   Config. Assoc. > Assoc.＂and press      Configuration > 3  key.    Reset to Default >     OK to Enter     Select “Delete Assoc.＂   Config. Assoc.   Add Assoc. > and press   key.    Remove Assoc. >...

  • Page 38: Change Device Configuration

      Note 1: This process will only remove the group devices/EPs from its assigned association group but will not exclude it from the network.     Change Device Configuration    This function is used to modify the parameter of the Z‐Wave device  via the configuration command class.   Look up the Parameter No. and Parameter Value of the target device  from the device user manual before you start the below process.    Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3 ...
  • Page 39 Use  keys to change    Configuration your parameter number    and   keys to select  Parameter No (0-255)   number position, press  4       to save the  OK to Save setting.    Use  keys to change    Configuration your parameter value    and   keys to select  Parameter Value   number position, press  +0000000000      to save the  OK to Save 5 ...

  • Page 40: Resetting Your Network

    Resetting Your Network    You can reset your ZRC‐100 to clear all Z‐Wave network and device  information by the following steps:    Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3    Device > seconds under the    Scene > Home page.    Comfort >   OK to Enter   ⇓  1    Setup   Add Device >   Delete Device >...

  • Page 41: System Settings

      Reset to Default   Under progress ..      Waiting   ⇓    Reset to Default     Successful!       Note: After reset the remote, each device should individually perform in the section on “Delete device from the network” and “Add device to the network”.
  • Page 42 Select “System    Setup Settings＂and press    Advanced Setup >   System Settings > 2   key.    About >   OK to Enter   Select “LCD    System Settings Contrast ＂and press    LCD Contrast   B.L. Brightness 3   key.    Sleep Timer   OK to Enter  ...

  • Page 43: About Zrc-100

      Press   keys to  Sleep Timer   adjust the sleep timer.  5 sec     8      Control   Note 1: The batteries service life will be shortened if the sleep timer set to higher value. About ZRC‐100   Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3 ...

  • Page 44: Z-Wave Network Setup

    Z‐Wave Network Setup  Learning Mode  (Replicating All Network and Device Information from a Primary  Controller to your ZRC‐100)    Your ZRC‐100 can:   • Copy the settings from another Z‐Wave controller.  • Be included into existing Z‐Wave network and act as a secondary  remote controller or back to a new primary remote controller.  • Be excluded from the Z‐Wave network.  Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Place the two controllers  1  ‐  close to each other.  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3    Device > seconds under the    Scene > Home page.     Comfort >   OK to Enter  ...

  • Page 45: Scan Devices From Network

    In most cases, Z-Wave gateway is the primary controller (control center), all Z-Wave devices will be added / (inclusion) by the Z-Wave gateway. Normally, it is need to click the PROG button of the Z-Wave device to add into the network and one by one. The gateway will create a control page / section to Z-Wave devices.
  • Page 46 To implement this function, your ZRC-100 is needed to follow below steps: Assume all Z-Wave devices have been added by gateway. ZRC-100 should act as a secondary controller (receive all network and device information from a primary controller), please refer to “Learning Mode” section in this manual.

  • Page 47: Create A Primary Controller

    is completed. ⇓    Scan Devices   - This action may take This will take up to 0.5-1 hour   from several min depends on how many   to one hr! 5/5 devices are in your   network, and it will  ...

  • Page 48: Create A Secondary Controller

      information)  >>>>     => Target primary   controller will act as a   primary controller after this action. => Original ZRC-100 primary controller will act as a secondary controller after this action. Create a Secondary Controller  (Copying Network Information to a Secondary Controller)    You can add a secondary controller to your network and copy all of  your primary controller’s network information to the secondary   ...

  • Page 49: Secondary Controller

    100. Please refer to the    Copying… target controller user    manual for more  >>>>   information)      => Target secondary   controller will act as a secondary controller after this action. => Original ZRC-100 primary controller will still keep in a primary controller after this action. ...

  • Page 50: Rediscover Network (N.w.)

    Rediscover Network (N.W.)    During normal operation the network decides the best path to route  signals from one device to another. If devices are moved to different  positions in the installation, it is recommended to rediscover the  network so the routing path will be re‐configured.  Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3    Device > seconds under the    Scene > Home page.     Comfort >   OK to Enter   1  ⇓    Network Setup   Learning Mode >   Scan Devices >...

  • Page 51: Delete Dead Node From Network

     Delete Dead Node from Network    Step  Setup Key  LCD Indication  Press and hold   keys    Home simultaneously for 3    Device > seconds under the    Scene > Home page.     Comfort >   OK to Enter   ⇓  1    Network Setup   Learning Mode >   Scan Devices >   Create Pri.

  • Page 52: Listening Mode

    Use   keys to select   Dead Node the dead node device   Dimmer 002    key to then press   delete it from network. OK to Delete ⇓  4    Dead Node       Note 1: Only the Primary Controller can be used to include or delete devices from a network.
  • Page 53 ⇓    Network Setup   Learning Mode >   Scan Devices >   Create Pri. >   OK to Enter Select “Listening Mode”    Network Setup   Listening Mode > and press   key.    3          OK to Enter    ...

  • Page 54: Wireless Information

    WIRELESS INFORMATION  Wireless range:  This device has an open air line of sight transmission distance of 100  feet which complies with the Z‐Wave standards. Performance can vary  depending on the amount of objects in between Z‐Wave devices such  as walls and furniture. Every Z‐Wave device set up in your house will  act as a signal repeater allowing devices to talk to each other and find  alternate routes in the case of a reception dead spot.  Radio frequency limitations:  1. Each wall or object (i.e.: refrigerator, bookshelf, large TV, etc) can  reduce the maximum range of 65 feet by up to 25 to 30%.  2. Plasterboard and wooden walls block less of the radio signal then  concrete, brick or tile walls which will have more of an effect on  signal strength.  3. Wall mounted Z‐Wave devices will also suffer a loss of range as  they are housed in metal junction boxes which could reduce the  range by up to 25 to 30%.        MAINTENANCE    Do not expose your remote to dust, strong sunlight, humidity,  high temperatures or mechanical shocks.  Do not use old and new batteries together as old batteries tend to  leak.  Do not use corrosive or abrasive cleansers on your remote.  Keep the unit dust free by wiping it with a soft, dry cloth.  Do not disassemble your remote controller, it contains no user‐ serviceable parts.      FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS    Z‐Wave Frequently Asked Questions    Q  Why won’t my remote work with the Z‐Wave devices I  purchased from another country? ...
  • Page 55 A3.1].  v) Your ZRC-100 will acquire scene configuration and node information only. That means you have scene copied from gateway but you need to include individual Z-Wave device by ZRC-100 if you want to use ZRC-100 to control them individually. ...
  • Page 56     Please refer to user manual with below steps:  Assume all Z-Wave devices have been added by gateway. ZRC-100 should act as a secondary controller [step of C1]. iii) Execute the “Scan Devices” function [step of C2].     ZRC‐100 will rediscover Z‐Wave devices from the network,  discovered devices will be re-assigned to their default categories (Devices, Comforts and Sensors), and names will be re-assigned with default naming in ascending order.
  • Page 57 In this case, the multi-channel device can only be individually controlled by ZRC-100 under Device Menu, it can not be individually assigned to different scenes, and neither can it be associated to primary sensors (e.g. door/window sensor).
  • Page 58 information from your primary remote onto a new secondary  remote.     Q   Where can I keep up to date with the latest Z‐Wave products for  my house?  A   You can keep up to date by visiting the www.remotec.com.hk  website where we will have information and ideas for using Z‐ Wave technology.    Q  How do I know which product is compatible to my ZRC‐100  remote?  A   You can check either the specifications in the manual of your  remote or also check online at www.remotec.com.hk for a full list  of products that can be used with your remote. All Z‐Wave  products also come with the Z‐Wave logo.      Q  Can the ZRC‐100 also operate Zigbee products?  A  The ZRC‐100 is not compatible with any Zigbee product.     ...

  • Page 59: Technical Specifications

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS    BW8380US (ZRC‐100US)  BW8380EU (ZRC‐100EU)  Model No.  BW8380AU (ZRC‐100AU)  BW8380IN (ZRC‐100IN)  908.4MHz (US)  868.4MHz (EU)  RF Frequency  921.4MHz (AU)  865.2MHz (IN)  FSTN Positive Transflective  LCD  128x64 dots at A.A.= 35.8x21.7mm  LCD and key pad  Amber  backlight color  up to 100ft outdoor line of sight, in  Max. Range  unobstructed environment  Power  Dry cell AAA x 4pcs  operation: 0~40℃  Temperature  storage: ‐20~60℃  Humidity  20~85%, non‐condensing  Dimension (LxWxT)  161mm x 52mm x 15mm  Weight   75g (Batteries excluded)  Z‐Wave device type   Basic Device Class: BASIC_TYPE_CONTROLLER  Generic Device Class: GENERIC_TYPE_GENERIC_CONTROLLER  Specific Device Class: SPECIFIC_TYPE_PORTABLE_SCENE_CONTROLLER  Z‐Wave Command Class  Controlled   Supported  COMMAND_CLASS_BASIC ...

  • Page 60: Checking The Accessories

    COMMAND_CLASS_THERMOSTAT_SETPOINT  YES  NO  COMMAND_CLASS_THERMOSTAT_FAN_MODE  YES  NO  COMMAND_CLASS_SENSOR_BINARY  YES  NO  COMMAND_CLASS_SENSOR_MULTILEVEL  YES  NO  COMMAND_CLASS_CONTROLLER_REPLICATION  NO  YES  COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION  YES  YES  COMMAND_CLASS_MULTI_CHANNEL COMMAND_CLASS_MULTI_CHANNEL_ASSOCIATION  YES  YES  COMMAND_CLASS_VERSION  NO  YES  COMMAND_CLASS_CONFIGURATION  YES  NO  COMMAND_CLASS_MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC  NO  YES  COMMAND_CLASS_WAKE_UP  NO  YES  COMMAND_CLASS_DOOR_LOCK  YES  NO  COMMAND_CLASS_SECURITY  YES  YES   ...

  • Page 61: Caution

    Exercise extreme caution when using Z‐Wave devices to control  appliances. Operation of the Z‐Wave device may be in a different  room then the controlled appliances, also an unintentional activation  may occur if the wrong button on the remote is pressed. Z‐Wave  devices may automatically be powered on due to timed event  programming. Depending upon the appliance, these unattended or  unintentional operations could possible result in a hazardous  condition. For these reasons we recommend the following:    Do not include Z‐Wave devices to control electric heaters or  other appliances which may present a hazardous condition due  to an unattended or unintentional or automatic power on  control.  Do not dispose of electrical appliances as unsorted municipal waste,  use separate collection facilities. Contact your local government for  information regarding the collection systems available.    CAUTION  ‐   RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE  ‐  DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS  WARRANTY  ONE‐YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: Remotec warrants this product to be  free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use  and service for a period of one year from the original date of purchase  from the distributor or dealer.  REMOTEC shall not be liable for:  • Damages caused by defective devices for indirect, incidental,  special, consequential or punitive damages, including, inter alia,  loss of profits, savings, data, loss of benefits, claims by third  parties and any property damage or personal injuries arising  from or related to the use of the device.  • Service trips to provide instruction on product use.  • Shipping costs for replacement products.    This warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of this product  only, if the purchase date cannot be substantiated, the warranty  period will begin on the date of manufacture as indicated on this ...

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