GreenBrook PXCSSS-C, PXC105DT-C, PXC2GSW-C, PXC4GSW-C, PXC70TSKT-C Installation Instructions

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PXC Range of IP66 Rated

Weatherproof 13A Wiring Accessories

All KingShield, PowerX products are suitable for use outdoors in severe conditions of rain and water spray as well as dust contamination to IP66 as defined by BS EN 60529. All PowerX products are for use with a

30V 50Hz supply.

INSTALLATION GUIDE - IMPORTANT

This product should only be installed by a competent and authorised person (e.g. a qualified electrician) in

ccordance with the instructions supplied and in

a accordance with the appropriate clauses of the current edition of the IEE Wiring Regulations.

Important -

• Always disconnect the mains supply via the switch in the main fuse board or consumer unit before commencing any electrical work.

• Ensure that all terminal screws are fully tightened and that earth wires are sleeved and that no bare wires are showing.

• Cable glands must be used which maintain the IP rating. The warranty is invalid if IP rating is not maintained.

Opening the lid

To open the lid use your thumbs to un-clip the end snap-shut clips. The lid should then pop open.

SNAPS (lift to open)

INSTALLING THE BOX/ENCLOSURE

1. Ensure that mounting surface is flat and free from loose particles and dirt.

2. Remove the fitted product by lifting the lid and unscrewing the two screws. Then remove the upper portion from the back box by removing the 4 screws on installation. Please note that it is important to use a screwdriver of a size that allows you to properly tighten these screws on installation.

3. Take the back box and drill a small hole through the drainage point that will be at the lowest point when mounted. This is necessary to ensure that any residual moisture or condensation has an escape route at the back of the box.

4. Use a suitable drill/wall plug for the surface on which you are mounting your weatherproof enclosure and use No.8 countersunk screws (not supplied) to secure the back box through the 4 corner holes.

5. Remove a suitable cable entry cover by pushing through from the inside of the back box. If circumstances permit the best entry point for the supply cable is the bottom one.

6. If cable entry is via 20mm conduit use the conduit gland to secure the conduit to the back box. If entry of cable is to be direct use a suitable IP rated cable gland.

7. Use only 3 core mains cable of sufficient rating for your application.

8. Screw down the upper portion to the back box ensuring the collar seal is in position between the mating surface.

SNAPS (lift to open)

ee the instructions below on how to connect

S individual products.

9. Mount the accessory onto the box using the screws as removed in step 2. Ensure the screws are securely tightened.

Your weatherproof accessory is designed so that IP66 rating can be maintained when an appliance is plugged into the socket. This is only achieved when the cover is pressed down firmly so that the cable runs

hrough the centre, and is fully enclosed by the special

t seal. Always ensure that the cover is located correctly in place. If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician.

INSTALLING THE INSIDE UNIT

Please refer to the following product sections for specific information on installation, testing & operating.

XC22MP-C

P PXC92MP-C PXC105DT-C PXC70TSKT-C PXC1SW-C, PXC2SW-C, PXC3SW-C, PXC4SW-C PXCSSS-C, PXC2WTS-C, PXC92N-C

FOR ALL POWERBREAKER RCD UNITS THE

FOLLOWING TEST PROCEDURE APPLIES -

PLEASE CARRY OUT THIS SIMPLE TEST PROCEDURE

PRIOR TO EACH USE.

1. Press ON button - windowindicator will turn red.

3. Press TEST button (T).

4. Red indicator will disappear. This meansthatthe RCD

has tripped successfully.*

5. Toreset – press ON button and use as normal spur.

* If indicator failsto work, test fuse, if unit still fails to

work do not use andreturnto place of purchase.

NOTE 1:

If the Red indication disappears once the socket has been reset and appliance is firmly plugged in the socket, this may mean that the appliance or the cable lead is faulty, and should be checked by a qualified electrician.

NOTE 2:

Remove this RCD from circuit before performing any high voltage insulation tests.

PXC22MP-C INSTALLING & OPERATING

1. Connect the RCD Socket using the easy to follow wiring diagram below.

Red (L) or Brown

2. If earth conductors are bare they must be sleeved with appropriate green/yellow sleeving.

N.B. Green/yellow earth wire may be connected to either earth terminal. Wiring insulation tests should be completed before setting the PowerBreaker RCD Socket to avoid misleading instrument readings and possible internal damage to the unit.

3. Please follow the test procedure above prior to each use.

IMPORTANT– FOR YOUR PROTECTION.

Electricity can bedangerous and the use of an RCDshould not be regarded asa substitute for basic electrical safety

Green/Yellow (E)

Black (N) or Blue

precautions. Always switch off from supply when working on equipment. This device will protect against live and neutral leakage faults to earth, it will not protect against electric shock due to contact with both conductors, short

ircuits between live and neutral, or a fault in the wiring

c supplying this device. Should your PowerBreaker Safety RCD FusedSpur Unit repeatedlytrip with an appliance connected or fail totrip when tested, in accordance with the instructions, return to place of purchase.

PXC92MP-C INSTALLING & OPERATING

Supply

Load

Supply

Load

Red or Brown

Black or Blue

Red or Brown

. Install RCD spur andconnect

wires as shown inthe diagram below.

2. Any bare earth conductors ust be sleeved with

m green/yellow sleeving.

IMPORTANT– FOR YOUR PROTECTION.

Electricity can bedangerous and the use of an RCDshould not be regarded asa substitute for basic electrical safety precautions. Always switch off from supply when working on equipment. This device will protect against live and neutral leakage faults to earth, it will not protect against electric shock due to contact with both conductors, short circuits betweenlive and neutral, or a fault inthe wiring supplying this device. Should your PowerBreaker Safety RCD FusedSpur Unit repeatedlytrip with an appliance connected or fail totrip when tested, in accordance with the instructions, return to place of purchase.

PXC105DT-C INSTALLING & OPERATING

1. Remove the 2 screws holding the timeswitch

cover to the backplate.

2. Remove the cover leaving the timeswitch hanging

loose by its connection wires to the backplate. DO NOT INTERFERE WITH THESE FIXED CONNECTIONS.

3. Connect all earth wires to earthing point in wall box.

4. Offer up the backplate to the wall box and connect

the wiring as shown in diagram. IMPORTANT Ensure all terminal screws are fully tightened.

1. Neutral from mains and Neutral to appliance.

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5. When the wiring is complete screw the backplate to the fitted wall box using 3.5mm screws.

6. Push the timeswitch back in to its seating on the backplate, taking care that all the wires are tucked in. Fit the cover and tighten the two screws.

Current time and day setting

1. Press the R button to reset the timer to its default settings, activate using a pencil or similar pointed instrument (pressing R will delete all stored programmes).

2. Press Y to enter function setup. (Note: If another button is not pressed within 10 seconds the display will revert to the normal screen).

3. Use the + or - button to scroll to the clock icon

2. Live in from mains.

3. Live output to appliance.

4. Not used.

DO NOT INTERFERE WITH

THESE FIXED CONNECTION

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flashing) and press Y to enter the current time

( setting mode (hours flashing).

4. If you keep the + or - buttons pressed for more than 3 seconds, the display will enter fast scroll mode.

. Use the + or - button to adjust the hours and

press Y to confirm, minutes will flash.

6. Use the + or - button to adjust the minutes and press Y to confirm, day will flash.

7. Use the + or - button to adjust the day and press

to exit.

Programming the switching times

There are 24 ON/OFF programmes available

1. Press the Y button twice to enter the programme

etting mode, (Note: If another button is not

s pressed within 10 seconds the display will revert to the normal screen).

2. Default is programme 01 ON, this can be changed if required by pressing the + or - button

o scroll through the 24 ON/OFF programmes as

t required, pressing Y will confirm the programme.

3. Press the Y button to confirm programme 01 ON, hours will flash.

4. Use the + or - button to adjust the hours and press Y to confirm, minutes will flash.

5. Use the + or - button to adjust the minutes and press Y to confirm, days will flash.

6. Apart from individual days of the week, the following day combinations of multiple day blocks can be selected by pressing the + or - buttons.

• Monday to Sunday

• Monday to Friday

• Saturday & Sunday

• Monday to Saturday

• Monday + Wednesday + Friday

• Tuesday + Thursday + Saturday

• Monday + Tuesday + Wednesday

• Thursday + Friday + Saturday

7. Select day or day block as required and press the Y button to confirm.

8. Press the + button, this will select the programme 01 OFF, press Y to confirm.

9. Follow 4 to 7 above to set the 01 OFF programme.

(day or day block must be the same as programme ON).

10. If no more programmes are required, press the N button to exit.

11. If more programmes are required, follow from step 3. above.

12. To cancel a programme once set, press and hold the N button for more than 3 seconds when the desired programme number is flashing, i.e. to cancel programme 01 ON, press the Y button twice and hold the N button down for more than 3 seconds to delete. Pressing the + button again will select the 01 OFF.

13. Repeat 13 to delete 01 OFF. This procedure can be repeated to delete any of the 24 programmes.

Timer Countdown function

1. Timer has a 100 hour countdown feature i.e. The timer can be set to any period from 1 minute to 100 hours and will countdown in the ON state and turn OFF at the end of the countdown period.

2. Press the Y button then use the + or - button to select the "down" icon on the right hand side of the display, press Y again to enter the countdown mode.

3. Use the + or - button to adjust the hours and press Y to confirm, minutes will flash.

4. Use the + or - button to adjust the minutes and press Y to confirm and complete the countdown

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time setting.

5. Press the N button to start the countdown. . Output switched to ON during the countdown

period.

7. Press the N button to pause the countdown

(output switched to OFF).

8. To resume countdown, press N button again.

. Press and hold the N button for more than 3

seconds to exit the countdown function.

Manual Override

1. When in normal clock mode, pressing N button

ill scroll through the following switching options.

• ALWAYS ON - timer is permanently ON.

• PROG - timer is in programme ON mode, will

switch off at the next programme OFF time. ALWAYS OFF - timer is permanently OFF.

•

• PROG - timer is in programme OFF mode, will

switch on at the next programme ON time.

Summer time setting

1. Press the Y button, then use the + or - buttons to

scroll through to "summer" (flashing).

2. Press the Y button again to access the summer

time setting.

3. Press the + or - button to change between

summer on or off.

4. Press Y to confirm summer setting, time will

advance by 1 hour.

5. A "SUMMER" icon will appear in the display.

6. Use the same procedure to remove the

"SUMMER" icon when reverting to GMT in the winter.

Random setting

The random setting allows the timer to switch ON and OFF with a random delay of between 2 and 32 minutes. This function will only operate if one or more switching programmes have been programmed into the timer.

1. Press the Y button, then use the + or - buttons to

scroll through to "RANDOM" (flashing).

2. Press the Y button again to access the random

setting.

3. Pressing the + or - buttons will toggle the random

icon on and off.

4. Press the Y button to confirm random function.

5. "RANDOM" function icon will appear in display.

6. Timer will now operate in the random mode.

7. To cancel random feature use the procedure

above to remove the "RANDOM" icon from the display.

Reset

Pressing the reset button R with a pencil or similar will reset all programmed times and set time of day to zero.

Reading your programmed times

1. Press Y button twice to enter programme mode.

2. Press the + or - buttons to scroll through the 24

ON/OFF programmes to check settings.

3. Press N button to exit and revert to clock mode.

place with the terminal screw. The screw must

lamp the copper wire not, the insulation fitted to

c the wire.

3. Any bare earth conductors must be sleeved with green/yellow sleeving.

Setting the clock

1. Turn the dial in the direction of the arrow (clockwise) until the correct time and day is exactly opposite the time set marker on the clockface (24hr clock).

2. For the “ON” period push the switching green segments out towards the outside edge of the face. The timer will operate for the duration set (each segment is approximately 15 minutes

uration) i.e. if it is required to switch on between

d 16:00 and 18:00, all the segments between these times should be moved to the outer edge.

By moving the switch located centre right of clock face the following operations can be achieved. ON = Timer permanently ON. AUTO = Timer will work to set program. OFF = Timer permanently OFF.

PXC1SW-C, PXC2SW-C, PXC3SW-C,

PXC4SW-C INSTALLING & OPERATING

A 1-way switch allows light control from one location only, 2-way switches control lighting from 2 separate locations. A 2-way switch may also be used as a 1-way switch by wiring in accordance with instructions.

1. Only cable of correct current rating and type can be used. Domestic lighting should use 1.00mm minimum T&E cable. (Twin and earth cable to BS6004), although sometimes 3 core and earth is used for 2-way light switches.

2. Remove only sufficient insulation to ensure direct contact in the terminals.

3. Position of terminals may differ between fittings, therefore carefully check the location of the terminals.

4. Each wire must be connected to the correct terminal as shown in the diagrams below.

LIGHT SWITCH 1-WAY

Lighting circuit showing 1-way switching

LIGHT SWITCH 2-WAY

Typical lighting circuit showing 2-way switching

XCSSS-C, PXC2WTS-C, PXC92N-C

INSTALLING & OPERATING

1. Only cable of correct current rating and type can be used: Domestic 13A circuits normally use

2.5mm2T&E cable.

. Position of terminals may differ between fittings

therefore carefully check location of terminals.

3. Remove only sufficient insulation to ensure direct contact in the terminals.

.a. FOR SOCKET OUTLETS - Each wire must be

connected to the correct terminal. The EARTH wires to the terminal marked E, EARTH ensuring wire is sleeved with green/yellow sleeving. The RED or BROWN to terminal marked L. The

LACK or BLUE to terminal marked N.

4.b. FOR FUSED SPURS - Each wire must be connected to the correct terminal. The T&E mains cable should be connected to the terminals marked “FEED”, as follows: RED or BROWN to the terminal marked “L FEED” BLACK or BLUE to the terminal marked “N FEED”. The bare earth wires must be covered with green/yellow PVC sleeving and connected to the terminal marked . Connection from this device to the appliance should utilise flexible cable (to BS6500), of heat resisting spec. where appropriate. Ensure cable size suits power rating of appliance. The flexible cable to the appliance should be connected to this device using the terminal marked “LOAD”, as follows: RED or BROWN to the load terminal marked “LOAD”. BLACK or BLUE to the load terminal marked “N LOAD”. GREEN/YELLOW to terminal marked .

5. Ensure that all terminal screws are tightened.

CLEANING

If the unit needs cleaning it should be disconnected from the mains supply. Wipe the surface with a dry cloth. Do not use a damp or wet cloth or a solvent based cleaning agent, as this may damage or impair the safety of the product.

DISCLAIMER

This equipment is intended for domestic & light commercial use only. It must be installed in accordance with these fitting instructions. It should be fixed in the approved & conventional way to a solid or suitably safe surface. The equipment should be connected to a mains supply of the appropriate voltage (indicated on the product). If you are unsure, consult a qualified electrician before fitting. No liability can be accepted if this product is installed or used in any other way.

PLEASE NOTE: Electricity is dangerous and can kill. If you are in any doubt of how to fit your product or there appears to be damage to the wiring, please consult a qualified electrician.

PXC70TSKT-C INSTALLING & OPERATING

1. Fit the wiring conductors into the correct terminals of the socket. LIVE (L) = RED OR BROWN NEUTRAL (N) = BLACK OR BLUE EARTH (E) = GREEN/YELLOW

2. Check that all bare wires are firmly housed in the correct terminals before clamping, tightening in

+ L LIVE = (Brown or Red)

- N NEUTRAL = (Black or Blue) E EARTH = (Green/Yellow)

LIVE (L) = RED OR BROWN NEUTRAL (N) = BLACK OR BLUE EARTH (E) = GREEN/YELLOW

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