User manual PHILIPS 55200-13-16

[. . . ] In order to do so, first reset one of the remotes by pressing and holding the "0" and the ( ) buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds. Then hold two remote controls close to each other and press the "I" button on both for 7 seconds. You can now link the new remote control to the LivingColors in the same way as described above. - LivingColors that are linked to two (or more) remote controls can be controlled by either remote control. [. . . ] Hold the "0" button a little longer and it will slowly fade to off. LivingColors has been especially designed to create your own ambiance at home, through colour and light. Using LivingColors for the first time, please read these instructions carefully and save them for future reference. By following our guidelines, you will enjoy the full functionality of Philips LivingColors. Therefore always follow these instructions to ensure correct and safe installation and functioning of the luminaire and keep them for future reference. -If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician or contact your retail outlet. -If the luminaire is mounted on a metallic surface, this surface must be bonded to the protective earth conductor or to the equipotential bonding conductor of the installation. -Ensure that you don't drill through electrical wires or any other obstruction in the wall or ceiling during installation. -If the luminaire is mounted on a ceiling-box or wall-box, the box must be covered with a lid first. The Netherlands) -Electrical wiring must never be clamped or twisted between the luminaire and the mounting surface. Always isolate the Power before commencing installation, maintenance or repair. Check if the lamps you cannot link both have a "G2" sign on the back of the remote control and at the bottom of the lamp itself. If one of the lamps does not have it, it cannot be linked with another lamp that does (but it can still be linked with other lamps that do not have the G2 sign). If the colour changes to another (static) colour, but no colour loop starts, then your sweep movement was not correct; please try again Contact the Philips Lighting Contact centre (see Warranty and Service) Cleaning and maintenance: Remove the plug from the wall socket. To avoid scratching, the LivingColors lamp, remote control and adaptor should only be cleaned with a soft dry cloth. LivingColors is not providing light "I" button wasn't pressed long enough The LivingColors lamps belong to different versions I cannot start the automatic colour changing mode LivingColors is still not working to the correct standards Compatibility with timers You can use LivingColors with a timer (not included). When switched on with a timer, the LivingColors will show your last setting (static color or automatic color-changing mode) Cleaning and maintenance: Remove the plug from the wall socket. To avoid scratching, the LivingColors lamp, remote control and adaptor should only be cleaned with a soft dry cloth. Safety instructions: Keep the plug and LivingColors away from liquids and humidity. -Do not place on hot surfaces -For safety reasons and under the terms of the warranty, the LivingColors and plug must not be opened. -Only use the adaptor supplied: using a different adaptor can damage your LivingColors. Environment: If you discard the appliance in due course, dispose of it in accordance with the instructions of the local authority. [. . . ] They must be handed in at an official collection point or at a Philips Dealer, both of which will dispose of the batteries in an environmental friendly way. Disposal of your old product Your product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components, which can be recycled and reused. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC Please inform yourself about the local separate collection system for electrical and electronic products. Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products with your normal household waste. [. . . ]