2AAK4GRANDSuper switch

1 The Remote Control for Living Room, Kitchen & Bedroom Lights, Lamps, Fans and More Item/Art. 770742 Model #: SSW2-3-3322 Set of (3) Indoor Outlets and (2) 3- Button Remote Controls Package Includes: (3) Wireless Wall Outlet Receivers (Receiver Units) (2) 3-Button Hand-Held Remote Controls (Sender Units) (2) Type 23A 12V batteries Features: The Super Switch operates on radio frequency and is not dependent on line of sight and will perform through walls, doors and floors up to 60 feet away. No rewiring is required. Hand Held Remote Control: Red Transmit LED Indicator on Hand-Held Remotes lights up when buttons are pressed to confirm ON/OFF send command. Button on Hand-Held Remote Control corresponds to Wall Receiver Units (1, 2, 3). Clip on back of Hand-Held Remote Control is ideal to clip to car sun visor. Never enter a dark home again. Practical and inexpensive peace of mind. Super Switch Indoor Wireless Remote Control Wall Outlets Red LED Indicator Visor Clip 1 2 3 2 Wall Outlet Receivers: NOTE: Wall Outlet Receivers feature 3-prong grounding plugs and are intended for use ONLY in 3-prong INDOOR household AC outlets. DO NOT remove the round grounding prong. If your household AC outlets do not accept 3-prong plugs then consult a qualified electrician to have your household AC outlets upgraded. Red LED Indicators on wall Receiver Units indicate POWER SWITCHED ON at Wall Receiver Unit. Manual POWER ON/OFF Override button on wall Receiver Units allows user to manually turn Wall Receiver Units ON or OFF in the event the Hand-Held Remote cannot be located or if the battery in the Hand-Held Remote fails. Operation: Remove Protective Tape From Battery Chamber. Remove battery cover on Hand-Held Remote Control unit and remove protective tape. To do this: 1) Remove the battery compartment safety screw with a # 3 Phillips screwdriver. 2) Slide the battery compartment cover off. 3) Remove protective tape. 4) Replace battery compartment cover by sliding into place. 5) Reinstall the safety screw. 1. Remove Safety Screw with # 3 Phillips Screw Driver. 2. Slide Battery Cover Out and Off. 3. Remove Protective Tape. 4. Reinstall Battery Cover by sliding back into place 5. Reinstall Safety Screw. Do not over tighten. Red LED Indicator Indicates Power ON Manual ON/OFF Press to turn Power ON, Press to turn Power OFF Grounding Prong - DO NOT REMOVE 3 Plug in Wall Receiver Units. Plug the individual Wall Receiver Unit (s) into any standard 3-prong AC indoor wall outlet. Operation and Safety. Use only 1 Super Switch Wall Receiver Unit per AC outlet. A distance of 24 inches should be maintained between individual Wall Receiver Units. Do not overload individual Super Switch Wall Receiver unit beyond 1000 watts. Maximum output load: 125V/60Hz/10A. FOR INDOOR USE ONLY. DO NOT use Super Switch to control TV ON/OFF Power. Super Switch is not recommended for use with computers and computer monitors. Super Switch is not a circuit overload protector and is not designed or warranted for this purpose. To adequately protect your valuable home electronics, use a commercially available and rated circuit overload protector. Wall Receiver Unit Function. ON/OFF Button (s). The power control button on the front of the wall receiver unit is used to manually power the wall receiver ON when pressed and OFF when pressed again. The unit can also be powered ON with the Hand-Held remote control. The Red LED ON light on the front of the wall receiver unit will illuminate when power is ON. If the Red LED (ON) does not illuminate check to be sure your indoor wall outlet is powered ON (check household circuit breakers, GFI Circuits). Remote Control Functions. The Hand-Held Remote Control unit has a single Red LED indicator light that shows the radio signal has been sent. The Hand- Held Remote Control features three buttons marked 1, 2, and 3 respectively. Each button 1, 2, 3; corresponds to a specific wall receiver unit. Each of the individual receivers is clearly labeled 1, 2 or 3 to correspond to the buttons on the Hand-Held Remote Control unit. Pressing the buttons on the Hand-Held Remote Control turns the power ON or OFF at the corresponding Wall Receiver Unit. NOTE: Do not overload individual Super Switch Wall Receiver unit beyond 1000 watts. Before plugging any appliance into the Super Switch Wall Receiver, review the appliances wattage. If it exceeds 1000 watts, it should not be used with the Super Switch. Maximum output load: 125V/60Hz/10A. Learning Function The Super Switch has the ability to be programmed to control multiple Wall Receiver Units with a single button on a remote control. For example, if you wish to turn all three Wall Receiver Units ON and OFF from button number one on the remote control, do the following: Follow these easy steps: 1. Plug Wall Receiver Units into Indoor AC wall outlets. 2. Press and hold the manual POWER ON/OFF button on the first Wall Receiver Unit you wish to “learn” for 5 seconds. 3. Release the button on the Wall Receiver Unit when the red POWER indicator LED on the Wall Receiver Unit begins blinking. 4. Again, press and hold the manual POWER ON/OFF button on the first Wall Receiver Unit for 5 seconds until the red POWER indicator LED on the Wall Receiver Unit begins blinking. 5. Point the Hand-Held remote control at the Wall Receiver Unit on the wall and press the button on the Hand Held Remote Control (1, 2, or 3) that you want to correspond to the Wall Receiver Unit (s). The red POWER indicator LED on the Hand Held Remote Control flashes once when it has learned the button position that corresponds to the Wall Receiver Unit. 6. Press the manual POWER ON/OFF button on the Wall Receiver Unit one time or wait for 8 seconds to finish the programming process. 7. Repeat this process for each Wall Receiver Unit that you want to be controlled from the same Hand Held Remote control button. 4 Battery Replacement/Storage Replacement: If operation of the wall receiver units becomes erratic, it may be …

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Label size: 5.0 x 4.5cm

Receiver receives transmit data transfer and address signal through the 315 receiver to transmit data signals within the CPU, CPU internal processing, high output drive relay K pull to complete the on/off status.

Report No.: 130614076GZU-002 Issued: 22 July 2013 FCC ID: 2AAK4GRAND Page 2 of 14 CONTENT TEST REPORT ....................................................................................................................................................................... 1 CONTENT ............................................................................................................................................................................... 2 1 TEST RESULTS SUMMARY ...................................................................................................................................... 3 2 TEST RESULTS CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................................ 4 3 LABORATORY MEASUREMENTS .......................................................................................................................... 5 4 TEST RESULTS ............................................................................................................................................................ 6 4.1 CONDUCTED EMISSION TEST ....................................................................................................................................... 6 4.1.1 Used Test Equipment ......................................................................................................................................... 6 4.1.2 Block Diagram of Test Setup ............................................................................................................................. 6 4.1.3 Test Setup and Procedure .................................................................................................................................. 7 4.1.4 Test Data............................................................................................................................................................ 8 4.1.5 Emission Curve ................................................................................................................................................ 10 4.1.6 Measurement Uncertainty ............................................................................................................................... 10 4.2 RADIATED EMISSION.................................................................................................................................................. 11 4.2.1 Used Test Equipment ....................................................................................................................................... 11 4.2.2 Block Diagram of Test Setup ........................................................................................................................... 11 4.2.3 Field Strength Calculation .............................................................................................................................. 12 4.2.4 Test Setup and Procedure ................................................................................................................................ 13 4.2.5 Test Data.......................................................................................................................................................... 13 4.2.6 Test Curve ........................................................................................................................................................ 14 4.2.7 Measurement uncertainty ................................................................................................................................ 14 Report No.: 130614076GZU-002 Issued: 22 July 2013 FCC ID: 2AAK4GRAND Page 3 of 14 1 TEST RESULTS SUMMARY Classification of EUT: Class B Test Item Standard Result Conducted Emission FCC Part 15, Subpart B: 2011 Pass Radiated Emission FCC Part 15, Subpart B: 2011 Pass Remark: 1. The symbol “N/A” in above table means Not Applicable. 2. When determining the test results, measurement uncertainty of tests has been considered. Report No.: 130614076GZU-002 Issued: 22 July 2013 FCC ID: 2AAK4GRAND Page 4 of 14 2 Test Results Conclusion (with Justification) RE: EMC Testing Pursuant to FCC Part 15, Subpart B: 2011 Performed On the Super switch, Model: CZ2003-2+3. We tested Super switch, Model: CZ2003-2+3, to determine if it was in compliance with the relevant FCC rules as marked on the Test Results Summary. We found that the unit met the requirement of FCC Part 15, Subpart B: 2011 when tested as received. The worst case’s test data was presented in this test report. Test items Conducted Emission and Radiated Emission were subcontracted. The Equipment Under Test (EUT) is controlled by a controller, the controller is an intentional radiator using 315MHz frequency. Antenna Type: Integral wire antenna. The controller option of this receiver is subject to Certification procedure. The data on the below test result table lists the significant emission frequencies, the limit and the margin of compliance. Numbers with a minus sign are below the limit. The production units are required to conform to the initial sample as received when the units are placed on the market. Report No.: 130614076GZU-002 Issued: 22 July 2013 FCC ID: 2AAK4GRAND Page 5 of 14 3 LABORATORY MEASUREMENTS Configuration Information Equipment Under Test (EUT): Super switch Model: CZ2003-2+3 Serial No. Not Labelled Support Equipment: A controller Rated Voltage: 125V/60Hz Condition of Environment: Temperature : 15~35C Relative Humidity: 35~60% Atmosphere Pressure 86~106kPa Notes: 1. Test Environment If ambient levels of emissions exceed the appropriate limit, the following steps were taken to assure compliance. First, the measurement bandwidth was reduced, if this did not affect the peak readings. Such a reduction can allow much closer examination of emissions close to local ambient signals. Second, the antenna could be brought closer to the EUT. Finally, in severe cases, testing was re-performed at night or other time…

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