HeathCo 61WRC32CTX User Manual

Remote Controlled Products

FEATURES

• Quickly add ON/OFF control of a receptacle without the expense of new wiring.

• Four selectable channels allowing the use of up to four separate systems in the same home.

• Products are UL/cUL and/or FCC/IC tested and approved.

• Operational range of up to 50 feet.
This manual applies to the following products:

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2-Button Remote Control Indoor Plug-In ReceiverIndoor/Outdoor Receiver

2-BUTTON REMOTE CONTROL

1. The two buttons on the remote
will operate one or more receiver

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units with matching channels.

2. Push the ON button to turn the
plugged in receiver on or the OFF
button to turn the plugged in re­ceiver off.

Battery Replacement

The remote control requires a type A23 12 Volt
alkaline battery to operate. The remote control is
shipped with the battery installed. With typical
use, the battery will last approximately one year.
Remove battery when remote will not be used for
an extended period of time.

To replace the battery, follow the instructions
below:

1. Place remote control face down on a flat
surface.

2. Remove screw on bottom of remote with a
small phillips-head screwdriver.

Operation

3. Gently insert a small flat-head screwdriver
between the two halves on the bottom of the
remote and twist. Carefully separate the
back of the remote from the front.

4. Lift the back of the remote up and lay aside.

5. Remove battery. Install replacement bat­tery. Make sure battery is oriented properly
(see illustration).

6. Reassemble remote in reverse order.

Philips-Head

Screw

Removing Back of Remote Control

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Remote

Control Back

Flat-Head

Screwdriver

Battery

Compartment

(Type A23)

12 V

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Inside of Remote Control

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INDOOR/OUTDOOR RECEIVER

Features and Ratings:

• Rated for 120VAC/60Hz supply
voltage.

• Up to 13 Amps maximum resis­tive load.

• Up to 960 Watt maximum incan-

• Up to 960 Watt maximum fluorescent load.

• Up to 1/3 Hp maximum motor load.

• No wiring required.

1. Plug in Indoor/Outdoor Receiver. Remem­ber, the Indoor/Outdoor Receiver requires a
grounded outlet. If you do not have a grounded
outlet, you may want to contact an electrician
to upgrade your electrical system. If you are
using the Indoor/Outdoor Receiver outdoors,
see extra precautions below.

Precautions When Using the Indoor/

Outdoor Receiver Outdoors

• The receiver must be oriented with the power

outlet down to prevent rain from entering the
unit. See illustration.

• Hang the receiver on a nail or screw as shown.

There is a hole in the back for this purpose.
DO NOT allow receiver to hang by the cord.

• Note in the illustration that the receiver is

located below the wall outlet. This is to pre­vent rain from running down the cord into the
wall outlet.

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Note:

dian Electrical Code (and most local codes)
require that outside outlets be protected by a
Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI).

2. Plug in lamp or appliance you wish to control.
Caution: Do not exceed the maximum load
limits listed above.

descent load.

Operation

The National Electrical Code and Cana-

3. Toggle ON/OFF switches on remote control
to check operation.
should come on while button is depressed.
Important: Wait 1 to 2 seconds after you
press the transmitter button before you press
it again to allow the transmission to be
completed.

Note:

If plugged in lamp or appliance does not
turn on or off when remote buttons are pushed,
see Troubleshooting section.

Note:

Red light on remote

INDOOR PLUG-IN RECEIVER

Features and Ratings:

• Up to 500 Watt maximum incan­descent load.

• Up to 300 Watt maximum fluo­rescent load.

• Up to 400 Watt maximum TV

• Up to 1/3 Hp maximum motor load.

• No wiring required.

1. Plug in indoor receiver.

2. Plug in lamp or appliance you wish to control.

Caution: Do not exceed the maximum load
limits listed above.

3. Toggle ON/OFF switches on remote control
to check operation.
should come on while button is depressed.
Important: Wait 1 to 2 seconds after you
press the transmitter button before you press
it again to allow the transmission to be
completed.

Note:

If plugged in lamp or appliance does not
turn on or off when remote buttons are pushed,
see Troubleshooting section.

load.

Operation

Note:

Red light on remote

Hole to Hang Unit

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Power Outlet

Connecting Indoor/Outdoor Receiver

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