Download S627BS

GB S627BS Wireless thermometer
The thermometer shows a clock controlled by radio signal and data on indoor and outdoor temperature. It has a
memory for minimum / maximum values and alarm clock with snooze function.
Please read carefully these instructions before using this product.
Specification
Radio-controlled clock
Indoor / outdoor temperature: -10°C to +50°C; -30°C to +70°C
Temperature resolution: 0.1°C
Wireless sensor:
433 MHz transmission frequency
Range of radio signal:
up to 30 m in open space
Maximum number of sensors: 1
Power supply:
Main station:
4.5V DC (200 mA) network adapter (included) and 3× 1.5 V AAA batteries
Sensor:
2× 1.5 V AAA batteries
Dimensions and weight:
Main station:
88 × 245 × 50 mm; 223 g (without batteries)
Sensor:
91 × 55 × 23 mm; 49 g (without batteries)
Buttons
Main station – back side
TIME
ALARM
UP
DOWN
MAX / MIN
LIGHT / SNZ
Press
Alarm time display
1 step forward
1 step back
Display of maximum / minimum values
Alarm snooze / display backlight activation
Hold
Setting the time / time zone
Setting the alarm
Finding the sensor signal
Finding DCF77 signal
Deleting values
Installing Batteries
Before the first use, insert the batteries (2× AAA) into wireless sensor. Then plug in the network adapter and insert
batteries (3× AAA) into the thermometer. Pay attention to polarity signs when inserting the batteries.
Incorrect insertion will damage the thermometer or sensor which is not covered by warranty!
Use only alcaline batteries of the same type, do not use rechargeable batteries.
Low batteries in the station or sensor are indicated by low level of display backlight or by missing outdoor temperature value.
Dispose of used batteries in an environmentally friendly manner in accordance with the country legislation.
Wireless Sensor
We recommend placing the sensor on the northern side of the house. Although the sensor is resistant to dripping
water, do not expose it to rain continuously. Its radius may drop rapidly within built-up areas. When locating the sensor
on metal objects, its transmission radius will also be reduced.
First Operation
Place the sensor and thermometer side by side. First insert batteries into the wireless sensor, then into the thermometer. The thermometer should locate the sensor signal within 2 minutes. If the sensor signal is not detected, remove
batteries from the sensor and thermometer, then repeat the procedure.
Radio-controlled Clock (DCF77)
After registration, the weather station will automatically begin searching for DCF77 signal over a period of 7 minutes.
During the search, icon is blinking, no display information is being updated and buttons are disabled (except
SNOOZE / LIGHT).  icon flashes if the signal is poor.
If no signal is found, the icon disappears.
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