NET 4-LD6112-1-2 Instrukcja obsługi

Typ
Instrukcja obsługi
IAN 414697_2201
ROOM CLIMATE MONITOR
Art.-Nr.: 4-LD6112-1-2
ROOM CLIMATE MONITOR
Usage and safety instructions
HUONEILMAN
TARKKAILUJÄRJESTELMÄ
VAROITUSTOIMINNOLLA
Käyttö- ja turvallisuusohjeet
KLIMATSTATION FÖR
INOMHUSBRUK MED
VARNINGSFUNKTION
Användar- och säkerhetsinstruktioner
1
2
IAN 414697_2201
WEWNĘTRZNA STACJA
KLIMATYCZNA Z FUNKCJĄ
OSTRZEGANIA
Wskazówki obsługi i bezpieczęństwa
PATALPOS KLIMATO STOTELĖ SU
ĮSPĖJAMĄJA FUNKCIJA
Naudojimo ir saugos nurodymai
HOIATUSFUNKTSIOONIGA
KODUNE ILMAJAAM
Käsitsus- ja ohutusjuhised
IEKŠTELPU KLIMATA MĒRĪTĀJS AR
BRĪDINĀJUMA FUNKCIJU
Lietošanas un drošības norādījumi
RAUMKLIMASTATION MIT
WARNFUNKTION
Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise
Usage and safety instructions ......................... - 1 -
Käyttö- ja turvallisuusohjeet ......................... - 40 -
Användar- och säkerhetsinstruktioner ........ - 79 -
Wskazówki obsługi i bezpieczęństwa ..... - 119 -
Naudojimo ir saugos nurodymai .............. - 165 -
Käsitsus- ja ohutusjuhised .......................... - 205 -
Lietošanas un drošības norādījumi ............ - 243 -
Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise ....... - 283 -
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Usage and safety
instructions
Table of contents
Table of contents ............................................. - 1 -
Introduction ...................................................... - 3 -
Intended use .................................................... - 3 -
Package contents ............................................ - 4 -
Technical specifications .................................. - 4 -
Explanation of the battery symbols ................ - 7 -
Important safety Instructions
Important safety InstructionsImportant safety Instructions
Important safety Instructions ........................ - 8 -
Safety instructions for the user .................... - 8 -
Battery safety instructions ........................... - 9 -
Display .......................................................... - 13 -
Control panels .............................................. - 14 -
Position the device securely .................... - 15 -
Start-up .......................................................... - 16 -
Basic settings ............................................ - 17 -
Dew point temperature Indicator ................ - 17 -
Dew point temperature ............................ - 17 -
Setting humidity limits ................................... - 19 -
Enable or disable humidity alarm ............... - 20 -
Comfort index ........................................... - 21 -
Room temperature indicator ........................ - 22 -
Setting the mould warning ........................... - 22 -
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Flu and heat index ........................................ - 23 -
Flu warning indicator ................................... - 23 -
Heat warning indicator ................................ - 24 -
Display MAX.MIN recording ...................... - 24 -
Deleting the MAX.MIN recording .............. - 24 -
Battery level indicator .................................. - 25 -
Cleaning Instructions .................................... - 25 -
Storage .......................................................... - 26 -
Simplified EU declaration of
conformity ..................................................... - 26 -
Disposal......................................................... - 26 -
Disposal of the electrical device ............. - 27 -
Disposal of batteries ................................ - 30 -
Recycling .................................................. - 34 -
Waste disposal......................................... - 34 -
The digi-tech gmbh warranty ...................... - 34 -
Warranty terms ........................................ - 34 -
Warranty period and statutory claims for
defects ....................................................... - 35 -
Scope of Warranty .................................. - 35 -
Processing in the event of a warranty
claim .......................................................... - 36 -
Service ........................................................... - 38 -
Supplier ......................................................... - 39 -
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ROOM CLIMATE MONITOR
Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing your
indoor climate control station with warning
function (hereinafter referred to as "device"). In
doing so, you have chosen to purchase a high-
quality product. These operating instructions
form an integral part of this device. It contains
important instructions pertaining to its safety, use
and disposal. Please familiarise yourself with all
the operating and safety instructions before
using this device. Use the device only as
described for the indicated purposes.
If you pass this device on to anyone else, please
be sure to pass on these documents with it.
Please keep the packaging and operating
instructions for future reference.
Intended use
The device is suitable for using the described
functions. Any other use or modification of the
device is considered improper use. The
manufacturer is not liable for damage caused
by improper use. The device is not intended for
commercial use.
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Package contents
Note: Please check the contents of the
package after purchase. Check that all parts
are present and not defective. If the delivery is
incomplete and/or parts are damaged, do not
use the device. Contact the service department
(see "What to do to use the warranty").
1 x Room climate control station
2 x batteries 1.5 V AAA LR03
1 x user manual
Technical specifications
Measuring range/temperature:
0 °C - 50 °C
Measuring range/humidity: 20% - 95%
Temperature display/tolerance in the core
measuring range: +/- 1 °C
Humidity indicator/tolerance in the core
measuring range: 41% - 80% - ±3%; other
range: ±5%
Dimensions: approx. 115 x 74 x 24 mm
Weight:
Model 1: approx. 97 g (excl. batteries)
Model 2: approx. 93 g (excl. batteries)
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Batteries: 2 x 1.5 V AAA R03/LR03
— Indicator for DC voltage
Explanation of symbols
WARNING!
This signal symbol/word indicates a hazard
with a medium level of risk, which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
Note:
This signal word is used
for additional
information.
Improper use of the
batteries/accumulators
may result in explosion
and leakage of the
battery fluid.
Alkaline batteries
included
Batteries: 2 x
1.5V AAA R03/LR03
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Indicator for DC voltage
Operating instructions
Read through these
operating instructions!
digi-tech gmbh uses the
CE marking to show
compliance with the
applicable EU directives.
Temperature inside
Air humidity
Mould warning
Flu warning
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Heat alert
Explanation of the battery
symbols
Always keep batteries out of
children's reach.
Do not throw batteries into the fire
or place them near fire.
Batteries must always be inserted
with the correct polarity.
Do not deform or damage batteries.
Do not open or disassemble
batteries.
Do not mix batteries of different
brands or types.
Do not mix new and used batteries.
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Do not charge batteries.
Protect batteries from moisture and
keep them away from liquids.
Do not short-circuit batteries.
Always insert the batteries in the
correct polarity.
Important safety Instructions
Safety instructions for the user
WARNING!
RISK OF INJURY!
This appliance may be used by
people (including children over the
age of 8) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental abilities or by
those without experience and/or
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knowledge, if they are supervised or
have been instructed in the safe use
of the appliance and have
understood the dangers that are
associated with using it. Children
should not play with the device.
Cleaning and user maintenance must
not be carried out by children
without supervision. Also keep the
packaging films away from children.
There is a risk of suffocation.
Battery safety instructions
WARNING!
HEALTH RISK!
RISK OF EXPLOSION!
Keep new and old
batteries/accumulators out of reach
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of small children. If a
battery/accumulator is swallowed,
seek medical attention immediately.
The batteries/accumulators must
always be inserted with the correct
polarity. Clean battery and device
contacts beforehand if necessary. Do
not attempt to recharge, short-circuit
or open the batteries. Never heat the
batteries/accumulators to recharge
them. Never expose the
batteries/accumulators to excessive
heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.
There is an increased risk of leakage!
Never throw the
batteries/accumulators into the fire
as they may explode.
Improper use of the
batteries/accumulators may
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result in risk of explosion and
leakage of the battery fluid.
If the batteries/accumulators have
run out, avoid contact with skin, eyes
and mucous membranes. Use gloves.
In the event of contact with battery
fluid, rinse the affected areas
immediately with plenty of clear
water and seek medical attention
immediately. Remove depleted
batteries from the device immediately
— there is an increased risk of
leakage.
Note:
Non-rechargeable batteries are
not to be recharged!
Different battery types or new
and used batteries may not be
used together!
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The connection terminals and
device contacts must not be
short-circuited!
Empty batteries/accumulators
must be removed from the device
and disposed of safely (see
Disposal of batteries)!
If the device is stored unused for
a long period of time, the
batteries/accumulators should
be removed.
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Display
1
Flu warning 2
Mould warning
3
Heat alert 4
Comfort level
indicator
5
Room humidity 6
Led alarm signal
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7
Room
temperature 8
Humidity symbol
Control panels
9 SET, Dew Point 10
ON/OFF, ALERT
11
Suspension
device 12
°C/°F, 6 down
button
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13
MAX.MIN, 5
up button 14
Magnetic holder
15
Battery
compartment 16
Stand, foldable
17
Sensors 18
Magnetic holder
Position the device securely
You can hang the device from a nail or screw
with the suspension device (11). Simply affix it
to a magnetic metal surface or set it up with the
folding stand (16).
Before affixing it to the wall, make sure that
there is no gas, water or electricity pipe at the
connection point. Be mindful of the wall's
condition.
The manufacturer assumes no liability for
damage caused by improper fastening.
Protect easily damaged surfaces when attaching
the device to the wall, otherwise scratches may
occur.
Make sure that
there is always sufficient ventilation (do not
place the device on shelves or where
curtains or furniture cover the sensors (17)
and leave a distance of at least 10 cm on all
sides);
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the device is not placed on a thick carpet or
bed when operating and it is not in the direct
path of any heat sources (e.g., heaters);
it is not placed in the path of direct sunlight;
to avoid contact with splashing and dripping
water (do not place objects filled with
liquids, e.g., vases, on or next to the device);
the device is not in the immediate vicinity of
magnetic fields (e.g., loudspeakers);
to avoid having foreign objects interfere with
it;
candles and other naked flames are kept
away from the device at all times to prevent
the spread of fire.
Start-up
Open the battery compartment (15) on the
back of the device.
Insert two batteries (1.5 V AAA R03/LR03)
in the correct polarity.
Close the battery compartment (15).
After inserting the batteries, the display will
be briefly shown in full, the LED alarm signal
(6) will flash briefly, and the device will
switch to the normal display.
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Basic settings
After inserting the batteries, the device will be
preset to mould alarm at 65%,
upper humidity limit at 95%, and
lower humidity limit at 20%.
Dew point temperature Indicator
In the normal display, press the SET button
(9) to display the dew point temperature.
Press the SET button (9) again to return to
the normal display/current room
temperature (7).
Dew point temperature
The dew point temperature is used as a measure
for the air's humidity ratio. It describes how
much water vapour is in the air and is calculated
from the ratio of relative humidity to air
temperature. If the respective air temperature
corresponds to the dew point temperature, the
relative humidity is 100%. The warmer the air
temperature, the more moisture it can absorb.
For example, it will feel muggy when the dew
point temperature exceeds approx. 16 °C. On
cold exterior walls, the dew point temperature
drops and the air humidity condenses on the
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NET 4-LD6112-1-2 Instrukcja obsługi

Typ
Instrukcja obsługi