Wireless Switch Adapter With Energy Measurement 868.3 Mhz; Preparation; Download App / Pc Software Brematicpro; Pairing The Wireless Switch Adapter With The Brematicpro Wireless Remote Control - brennenstuhl BRENN_1294510 Mode D'emploi

Wireless Switch Adapter with Energy Measurement 868.3 MHz

Note:
For information on which components can be paired with the
wireless switch adapter, please visit: www.brematic.com/en/service.
For additional information on components, please refer to the instructions
for use of the respective BrematicPRO wireless component.

Preparation

Connect the wireless switch adapter to an easy to access socket.
The mains voltage on site must correspond with the technical
data of the wireless switch adapter (see "Technical data").
Check the power input of the consumer you intend to connect
to the wireless switch adapter prior to use. The maximum load
is 3600 W.

Download app / PC software BrematicPRO

The Brennenstuhl Home Automation Systems BrematicPRO is
controlled via the BrematicPRO app / PC software. The app can be
downloaded for free from the App Store and Google Play. The PC
software is available for download at www.brematic.com/en/service.
Please follow the on-screen instructions for download and installation.
For more information about the app and how to use it, please visit
www.brematic.com/en/service.
Pairing the Wireless Switch Adapter with the
BrematicPRO Wireless Remote Control
The wireless switch adapter can be paired directly with the
BrematicPRO wireless remote control.
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Press and hold the pair button
for 3 seconds.
The LED will flash red.

Unpair

Whilst the LED is flashing,
press a button on the left of
the BrematicPRO wireless
remote control you wish to
program for the device.
Once the devices have been
paired the LED will light up
green. This completes the
pairing process.
Press and hold the pair button
for 3 seconds.
The LED will flash red.
Whilst the LED is flashing,
press the respective button on
the right of the BrematicPRO
wireless remote control you
wish to unpair.
This completes the unpairing
process.