Jung ENO A 595 MP User Manual

EnOcean EnOcean radio wall transmitter
Ref.-no.: ENO..590.., ENO..990..,

ENO..595.., ENO..995..

Operating Instructions
EnOcean radio wall transmitter

1. Safety instructions

Electrical devices may only be installed and fitted by electrically
skilled persons.

Non-compliance with the instructions could cause damage to the
device, fire or other hazards.

The radio transmission takes place over a nonexclusively available
transmission path, and is therefore not suitable for applications in
the field of safety technology, such as emergency stop and
emergency call.

These instructions are a component part of the product and must
remain with the end customer.

2. Structure of the device

Stand: Jul-10 325 270 03

Figure 1: Structure of the device

(1) Adhesive foil (4) EnOcean module
(2) Holder plate (5) Rocker
(3) Frame (6) Locking screw

EnOcean EnOcean radio wall transmitter
Ref.-no.: ENO..590.., ENO..990..,

ENO..595.., ENO..995..

Figure 2: Adhesive foil

(7) Protective foil for frame
(8) Protective foil for holder plate
(9) Protective foil for EnOcean module

3. Function

3.1. System information

For statutory reasons, the transmission power, the reception
characteristics and the antenna may not be changed.
The device may be operated in all EU and EFTA states. The declaration
of conformity is provided on our website.
The range of a radio system from transmitter to receiver depends on
various circumstances.
The range of the system can be optimised by selecting the best possible
installation location, taking the structural characteristics into
consideration.
Figure 3: Reduced range due to structural obstacles

Figure 3: Reduced range due to structural obstacles

Examples for penetration of various materials:
Material Penetration

Wood, plaster, plasterboard approx. 90 %
Brick, chip board approx. 70 %
Reinforced concrete approx. 30 %
Metal, metal lattice approx. 10 %
Rain, snow approx. 1 – 40 %

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