Quick Start Guide - Webasto

Quick Start Guide

Webasto Electric Operated Heaters

Outdoor Smart Socket

English

Table of Contents

2 9040618A Outdoor Smart Socket Quick Start Guide

Table of Contents

1 Introduction........................................ 3

2 Scope of delivery ................................ 3

3 About this document .......................... 33.1 Purpose of this document.......................................... 33.2 Warranty and liability................................................. 3

4 Warnings, etc. .................................... 34.1 EU Declaration of Conformity .................................... 44.2 Privacy policy for the IO.e app ................................... 4

5 Product information ........................... 4

6 Installation.......................................... 56.1 Basic setup ................................................................ 56.2 Installing the IO.e app................................................ 56.3 Registering the app.................................................... 56.4 Connecting the app to the Smart Socket ................... 5

7 Disposal .............................................. 5

8 Operation ........................................... 68.1 The All Devices tab .................................................... 68.2 General...................................................................... 88.3 The Smart Scenes tab ................................................ 88.4 The Profile tab ........................................................... 88.5 Device sharing ........................................................... 98.6 The User Profile tab ................................................. 10

9 Technical Specifications.................... 10

10 Switch information conform EN61058-1 ............................................ 10

Introduction | 1

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1 IntroductionThank you for purchasing this Outdoor Wi-Fi Socket which en-ables you to:n switch the socket on or off from your smartphone by using

a smartphone app.n measure the power consumption of the equipment connec-

ted to the socket.n voice command control via Amazon Echo and Google

Home.n have worldwide socket control via the Internet.n operation the socket via free app for Android and iOS.n connect larger power plugs; the socket cover folds away

180°.Basic detailsn Dimensions: 66 x 66 x 111 mm.n Weight: 150 g.n WiFi compatible: supports Wi-Fi standards IEEE 802.11b/g/n

(2.4 GHz).n Power socket load: up to 3,680 watts.n Maximum current: 16 A.n Suitable for outdoor use: splash-proof IP44.n Status LED: shows connection quality.

Please follow the instructions in the document and use the hintsand tips to get the most out of your new Outdoor Wi-Fi socket.NOTES:n Apps are constantly evolving and being upgraded. The con-

tents of this document may therefore not be fully up-to-date with the latest app version.

n Webasto cannot accept any responsibility for third partyapplications and cannot accept responsibility for the con-tents of this document as a result.

2 Scope of deliveryWhat’s in the box:

Ref. Description Quantity

NX4458 Outdoor-Wi-Fi-Socket SF-550.avs 1

NX4458 OI Smart Socket Operating Instructions 1u

Additionally required:n Wi-Fi network with a speed of 2.4 GHz (5 GHz is not sup-

ported).n Access to the Internet.n Android device with Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) or higher.n Apple device with iOS 7 or higher.n Android / Apple app.

To operate the socket remotely, you need an app that en-ables you to connect your mobile device with your SmartSocket. Webasto recommend the free iO.e app which isdocumented in these instructions.

3 About this document3.1 Purpose of this documentThese instructions are an integral part of the product and con-tain all the information required to ensure correct and safe in-stallation and operation.

3.2 Warranty and liabilityWebasto shall not assume liability for defects or damage thatare the result of the installation and operating instructions beingdisregarded.This liability exclusion particularly applies to:n Installation by untrained personneln Improper usen Repairs not carried out by a Webasto service workshopn Use of non-genuine partsn Conversion of the unit without permission from Webaston Mechanical damage to the equipmentn Failure to comply with inspection and maintenance instruc-

tions

4 Warnings, etc.CAUTIONImportant Instructions

n This device may be used by children from the age of eight ifthey are supervised or have been instructed regarding thesafe use of the device and understand the resultingdangers.

n This device may be used by persons with reduced physical,sensory or mental ability if they are supervised or have beeninstructed regarding the safe use of the device and under-stand the resulting dangers.

n This device may be used by persons with a lack of experi-ence and knowledge if they are supervised or have been in-structed regarding the safe use of the device and under-stand the resulting dangers.

n Children must not use this device as a toy. Children mustnot clean this device unless they are over the age of eightand supervised. Store this device and any cabling out ofreach of children under the age of eight.

n Disconnect this device from the mains power before clean-ing or maintenance by pulling it from its host plug.

CAUTIONGeneral instructions

n This manual is intended to help you familiarize yourself withthe operation of the Outdoor Smart Socket. Keep thismanual safe so that you can access it at any time.

n Caution: Modification of the product will affect productsafety and may cause injury!

n All modifications and repairs to the device or its accessoriesmay only be carried out by the manufacturer or by personsexpressly authorized by the manufacturer.

n Make sure that the product is operated from a socket thatis easily accessible, so that you can quickly disconnect theOutdoor Smart Socket device from the mains in an emer-gency.

n Do not open the Outdoor Smart Socket.n Do not carry out any repairs any repair to the Outdoor

Smart Socket yourself!n Handle the Outdoor Smart Socket product carefully. The

Outdoor Smart Socket can be damaged by impact, or drop-ping or falling from a low height.

n Keep the Outdoor Smart Socket away from moisture andextreme heat.

n Never immerse the Outdoor Smart Socket in water or otherliquids.

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n Never touch the plug with wet hands. Do not operate thedevice outdoors or in rooms with high humidity.

n Check the Outdoor Smart Socket for damage before eachuse. If the Outdoor Smart Socket or its plug shows visibledamage, do not use the device. Do not use the device if ithas malfunctioned or has fallen down.

n Before connecting the Outdoor Smart Socket to the powersupply, make sure that the voltage indicated on the Out-door Smart Socket matches the voltage of your socket.Only use sockets with an earth connection.

n Make sure that the product is operated from a powersocket that is easily accessible, so that you can quickly dis-connect the device from the mains in an emergency.

n WiFi signals usually cannot penetrate thick walls or soliddoors. If necessary, use a WiFi repeater for signal amplifica-tion

n Caution: Risk of injury! Modification or modification of theproduct will affect product safety

n Never open the product by yourself. Never carry out repairsyourself!

n Handle the product carefully. It can be damaged by impact,impact or falling from a low height.

n Keep the product away from extreme heat.n The product is protected against all-round splash water, as

long as the power socket is covered. Never immerse it inwater or other liquids.

n To meet the requirements arising from radio-frequency ex-posure, a distance of at least 20 cm must be observedbetween the device and any surrounding persons duringdevice operation.

n To comply with the regulations, do not operate the deviceat a shorter distance. The antenna used for this transmittermust not be installed together with another antenna ortransmitter

n DISCLAIMER: Technical changes and errors reserved!

CAUTIONSpecial Safety Instructions

n Only connect the Outdoor Smart Socket set if the mainsvoltage of the power outlet matches that on the OutdoorSmart Socket.

n Do not operate the Outdoor Smart Socket if it has visibledamage.

n Smart Sockets must not be operated in combination withan external timer or a separate networking system.

n Do not touch the Smart Sockets with wet or damp hands.n Keep Smart Sockets away from open flames and hot sur-

faces.n Only use Smart Sockets from a properly installed power

outlets with a reliably connected protective conductor.n Using the Smart Socket improperly may result in physical

harm and damage to the socket.

4.1 EU Declaration of ConformityPEARL.GmbH declares that product NX-4458-675 is in accord-ance with:n The RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive

2011/65 / EUn The EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) Directive

2014/30 / EUn The Low Voltage Directive 2014/35 / EUn The Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53 / EU.

Quality managementDipl.-Ing. (FH) Andreas KurtaszA detailed version of this declaration of conformity is availablefrom www.pearl.de/support by entering item numberNX-4458 in the search field.

4.2 Privacy policy for the IO.e appThe following privacy policies apply to use of the IO.e app:

n Wi-Fi: http://ioucys.com/wifi.htmln Bluetooth: http://ioucys.com/bluetooth.htmln The policies are subject to change. Webasto cannot accept

any responsibility for the use of third party apps such asIO.e.

5 Product information

Fig. 1 Smart Socket NX4458-675

1 Protective cover

2 230 V socket

3 On/Off button

4 WiFi LED

5 230 V plug

Installation | 6


6 Installation6.1 Basic setupBefore you can start adding devices, you must first set up yourlocation.

1. Enter your home name

2. Enter your home location

NOTE: Webasto recommends you rename your outlet in theApp accordingly, so this can be clearly recognized in the voicecommand control, such as garage.

6.2 Installing the IO.e appTo operate you will need an app that connects between yourWi-Fi wall outlet and your mobile device can produce. We re-commend the free app iO.e. Search these in the Google PlayStore (Android) or App Store (iOS).

Alternatively, you can scan the appropriate QR code with a bar-code scanner app, and then and install it on your Mobile device.

Android iPhone6.3 Registering the appYou can register the app in the following ways:By email

1. Open the iO.e app.

2. If requested, give the app permission to send messages.

3. Tap Register.

4. Tap Agree when asked about the Privacy policy.

5. Select the Email tab if not already selected.

6. In the country code field, select your country if notalready selected.

7. In the next field, enter your Email address.

8. Tap Continue.

9. You will receive a confirmation code in an email.

10. Enter the received code in the Confirmation code box.

11. Enter your password.

12. Touch Done, this takes you to the Enjoy your smart lifepage.

By mobile phone

1. Open the iO.e app.

2. If requested, give the app permission to send messages.

3. Tap Register.

4. Tap Agree when asked about the Privacy policy.

5. Select the Phone tab if not already selected.

6. In the country code field, select your country if notalready selected.

7. In the next field, enter your mobile phone number, omittingthe initial zero.

8. Tap Continue.

9. You will receive a confirmation code in a text / SMS mes-sage.

10. Enter the received code in the Confirmation code box.

11. Enter your password.

12. Touch Done, this takes you to the Enjoy your smart lifepage.

6.4 Connecting the app to the SmartSocket

1. Open the iO.e app

2. Tap Log in. This opens the main screen.

3. Tap Add Home.To turn your Smart Socket on or off, tap the ‚power‘ icon foryour device on the devices page.NOTE: If the Wi-Fi LED does not flash green quickly, hold downthe power button for 5 seconds. The green power button lightthen switches off and the small LED light below the power but-ton on your Smart Socket now starts to flash.

1. Tap Confirm that the indicator flashes rapidly.

2. Select the appropriate Smart Power category.

3. Tap Change network.

4. Tap the Wi-Fi network you want to use.

5. Enter the Wi-Fi password and then tap CONNECT.

6. Tap Next. After the devices are connected a success mes-sage is displayed. This may take a few moments.

7. Tap Name to change the default name. Give your Smart Socket a unique, easily recognizable name,such as Garden Socket.

8. Tap Done.NOTE: If you are cannot connect through the router, then fol-low the on-screen instructions.

7 DisposalThis electrical appliance must not be disposed of with so-calledhousehold waste. For proper disposal use the appropriate col-lection points in your community.For details of collection points and restrictions please contactyour municipality.

When you eventually decommission the system,please dispose of the individual components properlyat a recycling center.

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8 OperationYour Wi-Fi socket will reliably show your power consumptionfrom 5 W upward.

8.1 The All Devices tabThe All Devices tab enables you to:n view and control any/all configured devices.n add a device.n use Smart Scenes.n open your profile.

8.1.1 Outdoor Smart Socket Control pageThe control page of your Wi-Fi socket enables you to configureall settings.To open the control page:

1. Click All Devices.

2. Tap the Smart Power icon for your Outdoor Wi-Fi Socket.

8.1.2 Switching the Smart Socket on/offJust tap the Power (on / off) icon in the middle of the page.Your Smart Socket switches on/off as appropriate. Alternatively,tap below the Power icon .

Fig. 2 Android OFF screen

Fig. 3 iPhone-off

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Fig. 4 Android ON screen Fig. 5 iPhone-on

8.1.3 The Smart Socket timerThis option enables you to set automatic on/off times for yourSmart Socket.NOTE: You can only set one action for every scheduled time.Your Wi-Fi socket is either switched on or off.

8.1.4 Scheduling a taskTo add a task to a schedule:

1. Tap the Clock icon below.

2. Tap Add task.

3. Use the scroll wheels to set the desired time.

4. Set the desired repeat cycle by tapping the arrow next toRepeat.

5. Tap the days of the week on which this cycle is to takeplace. Check boxes for selected days are ticked.

6. Tapping the left arrow above to return to Settings.

7. Determine what action should be taken by clicking on thearrow next to Toggle, and then tap the option wanted (On= switching on, Off = switch off).

8. Tap Confirm.

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9. At the top right, tap Save to add the task to your list. Theschedule is automatically activated after you create a task.

8.1.5 Activating / deactivating a task in aschedule

To activate or deactivate a schedule, use the slide button nextto the task.n Disabled tasks are displayed in grey (slide button to the

left).n Enabled tasks are displayed in colour (slide button to the

right).NOTE: Non-repetitive tasks in the past are automatically deac-tivated. A one-time task scheduled for 14:00 will be automatic-ally displayed as disabled from 14:01 clock.

8.1.6 Deleting a task from a schedulen Android: Select the task that you want to delete and then

tap Delete. The task is immediately removed.n iOS: Select the task that you want to delete, swipe left, and

then tap Delete. The task is immediately removed.

8.1.7 Using the timer

1. To set a period of time after which your OutdoorWi-Fi socket urns off automatically tap the timericon.

2. To set the time span:

Android: use the clock hands to set the desiredtime span, and then tap OK. The countdown starts immediately.

iOS: use the scroll wheels to set the desired timespan, and then tap Confirm. The countdown starts immediately.

3. Your Smart Socket is turned off automatically at theend of the countdown.

8.1.8 StatisticsTo access information about energy usage:

1. Tap the statistics icon. This opens the statisticspage.NOTE: To call older values or certain data, tap thebottom of the corresponding month.

2. Tap the left arrow on the top tap to return to thetax page.To change an existing time, tap the time that youwant to edit.

8.1.9 SettingsEnter the settings menu by tapping the Settings icon onthe top right of the Control page.The Settings menu has the following options:n Change device name (edit device name).n Share devices with other users (device sharing).n Call device ID (device info).n Create a group to share selected devices (Create

group).n Give feedback (send feedback / feedback).n Search for Firmware Update (On Firmware Check

update).n Remove the Smart Socket from the app (device re-

move).n Reset all settings (factory settings restore).

NOTE: Grouping multiple devices enables you to controlall devices in that group as if you were controlling asingle device.

8.2 GeneralControl your Smart Socket via the iO.e app or by usingvoice commands. Your smart socket supports AmazonAlexa and Google Assistant.ManuallyTo turn your Smart Socket on or off, press the On / Offbutton (button lights up green when on).

Fig. 6 Android On-Off buttonVoice controlTo turn your WiFi socket on and off by voice commanduse the voice commands below.

Ac-tion

Voice Command

Turnon

Alexa, turn on _____ (device name in iO.e app)

OK, Google, turn on _____ *device name in iO.eapp)

Turnoff

Alexa, turn off _____ (device name in iO.e app)

OK, Google, turn off _____ *device name in iO.eapp)

8.3 The Smart Scenes tabThis tab potentially enables you to customize automaticdevice actions to your needs. These actions are linkeddevices linked to the app and these actions performedunder certain conditions.Tap the Smart Scenes icon at the lower end of yourscreen to open the Smart Scenes tab.NOTE: To create scenes sensory devices are needed.This currently excludes your Smart Socket from usingthis function.

Fig. 7 Smart Scenes

8.4 The Profile tabThis tab has the following options:n User Profile.n Quick access to the Smart Scenes tab.n Overview of sent and received device shares (device

release).n App messages about shares, and so on (Message

center).n Scan QR code.n Leave feedback (Feedback).n About the app (About).n Log out (Log out).n Maintain notification settings (Settings).

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8.5 Device sharing1. To manage devices shared by you or by others:

2. Tap the Profile icon to access the profile tab.

3. Tap Release. This opens a page with two tabs.

4. To manage shares, tap the arrow next to a givenUser or a given Device.

8.5.1 The Sent tabThis tab contains the list of users who you have givenpermission to access one or more of your devices.Adding a usernameBy default users that you have given permission to ac-cess one or more of you devices are listed by using theiremail address as a user name. If necessary change theuser name to identify the actual users more easily.To add a user name:

1. Tap the arrow next to Email User.

2. Tap Email User. This opens an input window.

3. Enter the user name.

4. Tap Confirm.Automatically share new devicesBy default, the function Share New Devices is auto-matically activated. Therefore, users to whom you havenot already granted approval for a device have to be in-dividually unlocked with each newly added device.

1. Tap Share New Devices / New Devices free ....

2. To activate, tap the coloured button (cursor-right)

3. To disable, tap the grey button (cursor-left).

4. Return to the previous menu by pressing tap the leftarrow at the top.

Activate / deactivate devices you are sharingAny devices shared with the listed user are shown be-low. You can manage these shares by using the respect-ive slide buttons.

8.5.2 The Received tabThe Received tab contains the list of other users’ devicesto which you have been given access.Adding a usernameBy default users that you have given permission to ac-cess one or more of you devices are listed by using theiremail address as a user name. If necessary change theuser name to identify the actual users more easily.To add a user name:

1. Tap the arrow next to Email User.

2. Tap Email User. This opens an input window.

3. Enter the user name.

4. Tap Confirm.

8.5.3 Message CenterIf another user gives you access to one of their devices,you will automatically be notified through an app mes-sage. These messages can be accessed and managedthrough the Message center.To access the Message center:

1. Tap the Profile icon

2. Tap the Message Center menu item.

Viewing shared devicesTo view the shared device, tap the arrow next to theRelease message. All/any shared devices will appear inyour device list.Deleting messages from the Message CenterTo delete a message from the Message center:

1. Tap Delete in the top right.

2. Mark messages that should be deleted by clickingthem.

3. Tap Delete in the lower right corner. All selectedmessages are deleted.

8.5.4 Scanning QR codes

1. You can quickly and easily add devices by scanningyour QR code.

2. To scan your QR code:

3. Tap the Profile icon to open the profile tab:

4. Tap Scan QR Code in the menu. This opens thecamera. If prompted, allow the app to access thecamera of your mobile device.

5. Position the camera until the QR code is displayedwithin the rectangle. The app then automaticallyscans and saves the QR code.

8.5.5 FeedbackThis option enables you to send suggestions or ques-tions to the app’s software producer.

8.5.6 AboutThis feature enables you to view information about theapp. You can also rate the app.

8.5.7 SettingsThis option enables you to determine which notificationsyou want to receive on your mobile device. You can alsoempty the device’s cache.To change settings:

1. Click the profile icon to open the Profile tab.

2. At the top right, tap Settings, Settings.

3. Tap the slide button next to a given option to turnthis on (slide right) or off (slide left).

4. Tap the left arrow at the top to return to the previ-ous menu.

8.5.8 Alexa Voice ServiceNOTE: To use the voice command function, you needan Alexa voice-enabled device, such as the ZX-1660,Echo dot, or Echo) and an Amazon account.To use the voice service:

1. Install the Amazon Alexa app.

2. Log in with your Amazon account.

3. Tap the Skills menu item.

4. Locate iO.e in the skills list.

5. Tap Activate Skill.

6. On the linked page, enter the username, pass-word and region for your iO.e account.

7. Run the app in the background.

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NOTE: For the ZX-1660, you must first press the voicecommand key, and then say the device name, followedby the desired command.Alexa Voice CommandsFormulate voice commands clearly. It is best to speakdirectly into the microphone of the Alexa voice-enableddevice. Every voice command starts with "Alexa" fol-lowed by the Outdoor Wi-Fi Socket device name set inyour iO.e app, and the desired command.NOTE: In the following list, the name given to thedevice name is ‘GARDEN’. Replace this with the one youhave assigned in the iO.e App. In the color and percent-ages. Where colours and percentages are listed, ex-ample values are used. Replace these with the valueswanted.

Action Command

Turn on Alexa, GARDEN ON!

Turn off Alexa, GARDEN OFF!

8.5.9 Google AssistantMake sure your Google Assistant is already set up andworks.

1. Start the Google Home app.

2. Tap the More icon (three dashes) at the top left toopen an extended menu.

3. Tap Smarthome Control.

4. Tap the plus sign (+) at the lower right to add moredevices or apps for linking.

5. Scroll down to locate the iO.e application and tap it.

6. Log in with the account already created at iO.e andauthorize Google to access it. This returns the mes-sage: "Accounts now linked" if the Operation is suc-cessful.

7. Tap Finish.Google Voice Commands

1. Formulate voice commands clearly. It is best tospeak directly into the microphone of the Googleassistant Device. Every voice command starts with"OK, Google "followed by the Outdoor Wi-Fi Socketdevice name set in your iO.e app, and the desiredcommand.

NOTE: In the following list, the name given to thedevice name is ‘GARDEN’. Replace this with the one youhave assigned in the iO.e App. In the color and percent-ages. Where colours and percentages are listed, ex-ample values are used. Replace these with the valueswanted.

Action Command

Turn on OK, Google, GARDEN! ON

Turn off OK, Google, GARDEN! OFF

8.5.10 Data protectionNOTE: Before you send the device to any given thirdparty for repair or return:n Delete all data.n Reset the device to factory settings.n Remove the device from the app.

n Consult the app for an explanation of why certainpersonal information is required for registration orwhy specific rights are needed for use.

8.6 The User Profile tabTap the Profile icon to open the Profile tab. This enablesyou to:n upload / change your Profile Photo (picture).n set / change your Name (nickname).n set / change phone number (phone number).n Set / change account location.n Set / change login password.n Set / change security pattern (pattern unlock).

To make any changes to your profile:

1. Tap the Profile icon to access the profile tab.

2. Tap ‘Tap the set your name’ to open the Profilepage

Fig. 8 Profile

9 Technical SpecificationsInput 230 V AC, 50 Hz, max.

16 A

Output 230 V AC, 50 Hz, max.16 A

Switching capacity max. 3,680 W

Radio frequency 2,412-2,472 GHz

Maximum transmissionpower

<100 mW

WiFi standard 802.11 b / g / n

Safety WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK /WPA / WPA2 / WEP /WPS2 / WAPI

Degree of protection IP44

Encryption WEP / TKIP / AES

Ambient temperature -20 ° to 45 ° C

Ambient humidity ≤ 80%

Dimensions 66 x 11 x 66 mm

Weight 150 g

10 Switch informationconform EN 61058-1

1.0 Switch identification

1.1 Name of the manufacturer: Pearl GmbH

1.2 Type: NX-4458-675

2.0 Switch environment assembly

2.1 Degree of protection (IP) of theswitch:

IP44

2.2 Protection against electricshock of the outside:

SKI

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2.3 Type of installation and actu-ation of the switch:

Directly plug-gable, Actuation viabutton or WiFi

2.4 Pollution degree: 2

3.0 Temperature

N / A

4.0 Electric load / Circuit

4.1 Rated voltage or Rated voltagerange:

230V

4.2 Type of network: AC

4.3 Frequency or frequency range: 50Hz

4.4 Rated current or Rated loadwith mainly resistance load:

N/A

4.5 Circuits with resistance and en-gine load:

16 (2) A

4.6 Rated current and Rated valueof Inrush peak current (or theminimum load) :

N / A

4.7 For circuits for tungsten wireincandescent lightbulb load ofsupply current for resistiveload:

N / A

4.8 For circuits for special Loadcases (information aboutswitching device)

N / A

4.9 For switches with more than acircuit that supplies power forevery circuit:

N / A

4.10 Rated value of Impulse with-stand voltage:

2500V

4.11 In electrical switches thethermal electricity:

N / A

4.12 For electrical switches the op-erating mode:

S1

4.13 For electrical switches the On/Off time:

N / A

4.14 Type and / or circuit of switch: single-pole /concentratedload

4.15 Rated current and inrush cur-rent:

N / A

4.16 For circuits for a inductive load: N / A

4.17 For circuits for a certain engineload with blocked rotor andwith a Power factor of at least0.6:

N / A

5.0 Terminals / Conductors

N/A

6.0 Switching cycles / switching sequences

N/A

7.0 Signal indicator

7.1 Greatest performance of tung-sten wire Signal lamps:

N / A

7.2 Intended function or operationof the signal indicator:

OK

8.0 Circuit shutdown

8.1 Electronic shutdown: N / A

8.2 Shutdown with smaller contactopening:

Shutdown withsmaller contactopening

8.3 Full shutdown: N / A

9.0 Insulating materials

9.1 Comparative number of creep-age path PTI:

PTI 175V

9.2 Filament temperature 850°: Filament tem-perature 850°

10 Cooling conditions

10.1 No forced cooling necessary: No forced cool-ing necessary

11 Protection device

11.1 Rated current / Tripping curve /breaking capacity of the built-in protective device:

N / A

11.2 Type / function of not inter-changeable built-in guard:

Thermal pro-tective device:250V AC 3A102° C

11.3 Rated current / Tripping curve /breaking capacity of the outerguard:

N / A

12 Test conditions

12.1 Test conditions for electronicswitches:

OK

12.2 Test conditions for switch: N / A

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