Remote Standby Eliminator : 4 Sockets : 1 Remote : Efergy

This efergy Remote Controlled 4 Socket Kit allows you to turn your appliances on and off remotely. It saves you time, effort, electricity and money.

Turn off appliances such as computers, TVs, microwaves or lamps. Keep the remote control in a handy place so you will remember to use it to maximise your energy savings.

The remote controlled socket is plugged into any normal electrical outlet and can be switched on and off with the remote. It is therefore great for hard to reach wall sockets under desks or behind TVs or microwaves. Simply plug the appliance you want to operate remotely into the receiver socket and then press the corresponding power button on the remote.

You can attach a socket to a power board to turn off several appliances at once. Simply unplug your power board from the wall, plug the remote controlled socket into the wall  outlet, then plug the power board into the socket. You can now switch off the power to all connected appliances completely using the socket remote.

The remote uses radio frequency technology (not Infrared), and therefore does not require 'line of sight' to operate. i.e. the socket could be hidden behind a shelf and the remote on/off switch will still work flawlessly.

Features:

• Turn your appliances off remotely - save energy the easy way
• Turn off several appliances at once (e.g. TV, DVD, digital set-top box) by attaching a power board to the socket
• Control individual sockets with one remote
• Easy to set up and use
• Great for hard to reach sockets
• New generation features slim design
• Kit includes: 4 sockets, 1 remote control, 1 battery, 1 instruction booklet

Extra sockets and remote controls are available for purchase as an addition to this kit, thus giving you more flexibility and control of your standby power all around your home.

Please have a look at the "Product Details" section for technical specifications, installation instructions and trouble shooting.

Technical Specifications:

• Remote range: 20 metres
• Remote frequency: 433.92 Mhz
• Remote battery type: A23 (L1028) 1 - 12V DC Alkaline
• Voltage rating: 240VAC / 50Hz
• Power Rating: 2400 Watt max.
• Current: 10 Amps
• Code setting: learning
• Learning code: >1 million
• Power switch: LED
• Power Consumption : Each socket uses just 0.5 watts (half a watt)

Easy to Install:

• Open the battery compartment of the remote and insert the battery
• Plug the socket receiver into the mains power outlet - the LED light will light
• Select and press one of the ON switches on the remote control
• The socket receiver will learn the code, the LED light will flash continuously then stop - the socket is now paired to this ON switch on the remote
• You can now control the power of the socket outlet and thus any appliance connected to it
• Repeat this process for the other sockets selecting a different ON button on the remote for each different socket
• NOTE - when there is a power blackout or the socket is removed from the mains, you will need to repeat the set up process to the sockets and the remote.

Using the Remote:

• Plug the appliance you want to operate remotely into the socket
• Press the corresponding ON button that is paired to this socket for 2 seconds. The appliance will turn on.
• Use the corresponding OFF button to turn the appliance off remotely

How to Decode:

• Press the ON/OFF button on the socket and hold for 3 seconds. The LED light will flash quickly then stop. Decoding is successful.
• Alternatively, press and hold the OFF button on the remote control for 3 seconds. The LED light will flash quickly then stop. Decoding is successful.

Troubleshooting
If the socket does not respond to the remote control please check the following:

• The battery may be low, check the battery and replace if necessary
• The distance between the remote and the socket may be too great. Move the remote closer to the socket
• Ensure you are pressing the ON button on the remote for 1-2 seconds
• Ensure that you have not decoded the socket by mistake (see above)
• You might have to set up the socket from scratch if there has been a power blackout or after you removed the socket from the mains outlet