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REMARKS
These instructions are aimed at professionally qualified "installers of electrical equipment" and must respect
the local standards and regulations in force.
The use and installation of these appliances must rigorously respect the indications supplied by the manufacturer
and the safety standards and regulations in force.
Attention! Only for EU customers - WEEE marking. This symbol indicates that once the
products life-span has expired it must be disposed of separately from other rubbish. The
user is therefore obliged to either take the product to a suitable differential collection site for
electronic and electrical goods or to send it back to the manufacturer if the intention is to
replace it with a new equivalent version of the same product.
Suitable differential collection, environmental friendly treatment and disposal contributes to avoiding
negative effects on the ambient and consequently health as well as favouring the recycling of materials.
Illicitly disposing of this product by the owner is punishable by law and will be dealt with according to
the laws and standards of the individual member nation.
Description
The Radioshield system conforms to the security directive EN12978 and it consists of one
stationary unit and one or more pairs of photoelectric cells (transmitter and receiver) for each
opening to be protected in present in the system. The stationary unit can manage up to 8
pairs of photoelectric cells which are grouped together during the memorization stage into
three different groups: each group of photocells is associated with only one output (OUT1,
OUT2 or OUT3) by means of a dip-switch. The stationary unit and the photoelectric cells
are housed in shock proof plastic containers with a protection grade of IP65. The covers of
the stationary unit are semi-transparent so as to allow the visualisation of the status of the
security devices and the battery charge level by means of leds.
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