CARBEST 48014 Wireless Remote Control for VanHeat User Manual

CARBEST 48014 Wireless Remote Control for VanHeat

Product Information

• Product Name: CARBEST Wireless remote control for VanHeat diesel parking heaters
• Model Number: 48014
• Frequency: 869.5 MHz
• Transmission Power: < 25 mW
• Power Supply: 3VDC CR2477
• Battery Dimensions: 85 x 52 x 20 mm
• Weight: 55 g
• Components: Handheld transmitter, button lock, control LED, ON button, OFF button Suitable for use with VanHeat 48182 & 48183 parking heaters

Product Usage Instructions

1. Unpacking:
   • Remove the CARBEST Wireless remote control from the packaging.
2. Transport | Storage:
   • Handle the remote control with care during transportation and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or excessive moisture.
3. Areas of application:
   • This remote control is designed for use with the VanHeat 48182 & 48183 parking heaters.
4. Safety | Coding:
   • Follow the safety instructions provided in the user manual for proper coding and secure operation of the remote control.
5. Components:
   • Familiarize yourself with the components of the remote control, including the handheld transmitter, button lock, control LED, ON button, and OFF button.
6. Functions:
   • The remote control allows you to control the VanHeat parking heater with the ON and OFF buttons.
7. Functions | Key lock:
   • The button lock feature prevents accidental button presses. To activate or deactivate the key lock, refer to the user manual.
8. Technical Data:
   • Refer to the technical data section in the user manual for detailed specifications of the CARBEST Wireless remote control.
9. Installation:
   • The handheld transmitter comes with a pre-installed CR2477 lithium-ion battery. Follow the installation instructions provided in the user manual to connect the remote control to your VanHeat parking heater.
10. Maintenance:
    • Regularly check the battery level of the handheld transmitter and replace it when necessary. Clean the remote control with a soft, dry cloth if needed.
11. . Troubleshooting:
    • In case of any issues with the remote control, refer to the troubleshooting section in the user manual for possible solutions.
12. Disposal:
    • Follow local regulations for the proper disposal of the CARBEST Wireless remote control and its components at the end of their lifespan.

Please note that these instructions are a summary. For detailed information and specific steps, refer to the complete user manual provided with the product.

Note down the main data of your CARBEST radio remote control here:
Purchase date:
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Foreword
Thank you for choosing our CARBEST radio remote control for your VanHeat diesel air heater. This manual is intended to serve installers and users. It describes the system and its working principles, the correct installation as well as the correct use of your CARBEST radio remote control with your VanHeat heating system. Furthermore, it is dedicated to the recommended maintenance, so that you or your customer will enjoy the remote control in the long term. Follow the instructions in this manual to keep the system operational for a long time to your satisfaction. If you notice any errors or have any constructive suggestions regarding this manual, we would be pleased to hear from you. If any problems occur during the use of the radio remote control, please contact your CARBEST dealer. We will do everything we can to assist you if necessary.
Your CARBEST Team

• Store this manual in a suitable place so that you can always easily refer to its contents.

Imprint
Publication: 2022
Publisher: REIMO Reisemobil-Center GmbH | Boschring 10 | 63329 Egelsbach
Brands: VanHeat and CARBEST are trademarks of REIMO Reisemobil Center GmbH.
Copyright: REIMO Reisemobil-Center-GmbH | Boschring 10 | 63329 Egelsbach All rights reserved. Reproduction of any part of this copyright protected book in any form or by any means – graphic, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or storage in an electronic data storage system – is prohibited without the prior written permission of REIMO Reisemobil-Center GmbH.

Labelling convention | “Tick the box” system
The following labels serve to distinguish the information listed in the document according to their degree of importance.

• Notes, recommendations
• Instructions, warnings
• Prohibitions

Unpack
After unpacking the consignment, please check its contents for completeness by comparing it with the parts list radio remote control p. 12 list. Contact your dealer if you find any discrepancies.

Transport | Storage
The ambient temperature for storage and transport of the radio remote control must be between -40 °C and 75 °C to avoid damage to the electronic components.

Areas of application
This radio remote control has been specially developed for controlling your VanHeat diesel air heater. It has been developed for excellent functionality and offers perfect performance and solution possibilities. The design guarantees maximum ergonomic comfort and clear functional operability.

• Depending on the environment and constellation of the radio system, radio ranges of several hundred metres can be achieved. To increase the radio range up to 1,000 m, an external rod antenna is included.

The handheld transmitter has an IP68 classification. This means it can accompany you on a boat trip or on a SUP. It will survive a short fall into the water or transport in a wet bag without damage.

Safety | Coding
The hand-held transmitter is coded at the factory with a permanently assigned and unique serial number for identification. For security reasons, this cannot be changed. The serial number is transmitted encrypted in the radio protocol and therefore cannot be copied. No further settings need to be made on the hand-held transmitter for commissioning.

Warranty
The warranty period is 36 months. Reimo reserves the right to rectify eventual defaults. The guarantee is excluded for all damages caused by faulty use or improper handling.
Liability limitations:
In no case Reimo will be reliable for collateral-, secondary- or indirect damages, costs, expenditure, missed benefits or missed earnings. The indicated sales price of the product is representing the equivalent value of Reimo’s liability limitations

Warranty | Loss

In the following cases, any warranty claim is void; furthermore, any liability of property damage or personal injury is excluded:

• Non-compliance with the instructions contained in the installation manual
• Handling or operation contrary to regulations
• Operating errors
• Unauthorised opening of the components
• External interventions and external influences
• Mechanical damage
• Unauthorised conversion and/or modification of the product
• Non-professional repairs
• Use of non-original spare parts
• Use of flat / defective batteries or rechargeable batteries
• Proof of guarantee is not available

No liability is assumed for:

• Direct or indirect damage, including incidental or consequential damage to or from the radio remote control resulting from its use or malfunction.
• Interference by or from other radio equipment (e.g. mobile phone operation).
• The loss of the radio remote control
• Do not use this product in hospitals or other medical facilities. Although this system emits relatively weak radio signals, they could cause malfunction of life support systems there. The same may apply in other areas.

Components

Functions
The system is configured in this way: By pressing the upper button #01 [page 24 Fig. 1 (3)], the hand-held transmitter sends a signal to the receiver. The hand-held transmitter acknowledges the button press by 1 x green flashing of the control LED [page 24 Fig. 1 (2)]). The VanHeat heating is switched on. By pressing the lower button #02 [page 24 Fig. 1 (4)], a signal is sent to the receiver. The hand-held transmitter acknowledges the keystroke by 1 x green flashing of the control LED [page 24 Fig. 1 (2)]. The VanHeat heating is switched off. In both cases, the receiver sends its own signal back to the hand-held transmitter as feedback and confirmation for the received signal. The hand-held transmitter indicates the reception by 3 times green flashing of the control LED [page 24 Fig. 1 (2)]. If the control LED flashes [page 24 Fig. 1 (2)] flashes red 5 times in response, the hand-held transmitter is outside the range of the receiver.

• The buttons must not be pressed at the same time.

Functions | Key lock
The hand-held transmitter is equipped with an automatic key lock to prevent unintentional actuation of a function key [page 24 Fig. 1 (3+4)]; e.g. if the hand-held transmitter is in a pocket.
Activating the key lock
Press and hold the standby key [page 24 Fig. 1 (1)] for approx. 5 seconds until the control LED [page 24 Fig. 1 (2)] flashes green 3 times. If the automatic key lock is activated, the hand-held transmitter must be switched off by briefly pressing the standby key [page 24 Fig. 1 (1)] to bring it out of sleep mode. Function key #01 and key #02 can then be used. If no other button is pressed within 5 seconds, the hand-held transmitter returns to sleep mode.
Deactivating the key lock
Press and hold the standby key [page 24 Fig. 1 (1)] for approx. 5 seconds until the control LED [page 24 Fig. 1 (2)] flashes red 3 times. When the key lock is deactivated, one of the two function keys can be pressed directly at any time and the radio signal is transmitted.

Radio transmission
The radio transmission is realised on a non-exclusive transmission path, which is why interference cannot be ruled out. Possible interference can be caused by switching operations, electric motors or defective electrical appliances. The radio range in buildings differs greatly from that in the free field. In addition to the transmitting power and the receiving characteristics of the receiver, environmental influences such as humidity and structural conditions on site play an important role. The CARBEST radio remote controls are designed for ranges of several hundred metres under optimal conditions. The maximum range of up to 1,000 m is achieved with line-of-sight contact to the receiver without high-frequency interference in conjunction with the external antenna supplied.

Possible causes for reduced radio range are:

• Buildings of any kind and vegetation.
• Insufficient distance of the antenna to the body, as well as to other conductive surfaces or objects.
• The “background noise” in non-rural areas. This can already be relatively high, reducing the signal-to-noise ratio and thus the radio range.
• The proximity of devices operated in the neighbourhood with similar operating frequencies. These can make the receiver seem less sensitive.
• The proximity of the receiver to poorly shielded devices that produce interference radiation (e.g. PCs). In this case, the radio range may be severely reduced.

Technical data

Parts list

Connection

The illustration shows the exploded view of the components of the VanHeat standard kit. The plug of the cable of the receiver box is connected to the plug of the main wiring harness of the VanHeat heater shown below in Fig. 4 (2) of the main wiring harness of the VanHeat heater. No further wiring is necessary.

Installation
The system is prepared as a plug’n’play system so that the plug of the receiver is connected directly to the wiring harness of the VanHeat heater. The power supply is provided via this connector. A separate power supply is not necessary. This means that no separate cables need to be laid and connected. The hand-held transmitter is delivered in ready-to-use condition with the CR2477 lithium-ion battery inserted.

Maintenance
The battery life depends on the use of the hand-held transmitter. If the range decreases considerably or it is no longer possible to carry out any functions, the battery must be replaced. If the control LED does NOT light up, this also indicates a weak or empty battery. To change the battery, open the battery compartment on the back (e.g. with a coin) by turning the battery compartment cover anti-clockwise to the left in the direction of the arrow “OPEN” by about 90°. Remove the old battery and insert a new CR2477 lithium-ion battery into the battery compartment according to the polarity markings (+ upwards). Close the battery compartment by placing and pushing in the battery compartment cover (triangle on triangle) and turn it to the right until it stops. Remove the battery from the handheld transmitter if it will not be used for a long time. The product is otherwise maintenance-free for you. Leave any repair work to a specialist. Clean the product with a soft, clean, dry and lint-free cloth. Do not use any cleaning agents containing solvents, as this may attack the plastic housing and the labelling.

Troubleshooting
During use, the remote control may not operate normally.

In this case:

• Shorten the distance between transmitter and receiver
• Check the battery in the handheld transmitter
• Check the connection between receiver and external antenna

Disposal
The components of the radio remote control must not be disposed of in household waste! Electronic devices must be disposed of in accordance with the directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment via the local collection points for waste electronic equipment.  Do not leave the packaging material carelessly lying around, plastic foils/ bags, polystyrene parts, etc., could become a dangerous toy for children.

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