General Instructions; Technical Data; Battery Operation - REV Ritter 0514902555 Mode D'emploi

1. General instructions

• T he radio chimes are only designed for use with the corresponding
batteries.
• T his set of radio chimes consists of a transmitter and a receiver.
Other transmitters (art. no. 0504444555, white) can be used
with this set.
• T he chimes offer you the possibility of building up a door bell sy-
stem without any wiring. It can also be used as supplement to an
existing door bell system.
• B ecause of the flashlight, the radio chimes are also ideal for use
in loud environments. The appearance of the receiver can be ad-
apted to suit own requirements using the three enclosed, coloured
flashlight covers (transparent, blue and orange).
• W ith the paging function, the radio chimes set is also ideal for
use as neighbourhood call or emergency call for people who are
immobile.

2. Technical data

Range: max. 50m (in open area)
Volume: max. 85dB(A)
Transmission frequency:
Dimensions: receiver 157 x 115 x 45mm
transmitter 98 x 34 x 24mm
Batteries: receiver 3 x 1.5V batteries LR 14 Baby C
(not included)
transmitter 2 x 1.5V batteries LR03
Micro AAA (included)
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433MHz
Protection type: Receiver IP20 – only suitable for use indoors
Transmitter - suitable for sheltered outdoor use
Transmission radiation takes place within the milliwatt range
for just a few milliseconds when the transmitter is activated and is not
dangerous to health.
REV Ritter GmbH hereby declares that the 14902 &
04444R2 model is in accordance with the underlying requirements
and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/EC. For the comple-
te CE Declaration of Conformity please refer to www.rev.biz under
the article in question.

3. Battery operation

Remove the cover from the battery compartments 1 + 2 and insert
the specified batteries – pay attention to correct polarity (+/-).
Safety instructions for batteries
• I nserting the batteries the wrong way round (incorrect +/-
polarity) can damage/destroy the appliance
• D o not store batteries within the reach of children. This applies in
particular to batteries that could be swallowed
• S eek immediate medical help for affected person in the event of a
battery being swallowed
• D o not attempt to revive batteries by heating up or similar mea-
sures. Primary batteries may not be recharged as this can result in
electrolyte leakage, fire and explosions
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