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<strong>Clipsal</strong><br />

<strong>Residential</strong> <strong>Safety</strong><br />

<strong>and</strong> <strong>Security</strong><br />

<strong>Solutions</strong>


2 <strong>Clipsal</strong> <strong>Residential</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Security</strong> <strong>Solutions</strong>


We’re Serious<br />

About <strong>Safety</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Security</strong><br />

Established in 1920, <strong>Clipsal</strong> by Schneider Electric is Australia’s number one<br />

br<strong>and</strong> of electrical products, accessories <strong>and</strong> solutions for the residential,<br />

commercial, industrial, data, home control <strong>and</strong> energy management markets.<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> has evolved <strong>and</strong> grown from its Adelaide base with great success by<br />

supporting the local economy <strong>and</strong> providing products manufactured at multiple<br />

sites across Australia.<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> is an electrical industry leader, dedicated to supplying you with the most<br />

innovative <strong>and</strong> sustainable solutions available. As part of Schneider Electric, the<br />

global specialist in energy management, <strong>Clipsal</strong> provides a total electrical<br />

solution for any project or application.<br />

Setting a High St<strong>and</strong>ard<br />

Over the years, the company has continually set high st<strong>and</strong>ards for electrical<br />

products in Australia <strong>and</strong> around the world. Such st<strong>and</strong>ards have since become<br />

the industry benchmark. <strong>Clipsal</strong> is passionate about safety in the home. To<br />

support this, we offer a growing range of safety products <strong>and</strong> solutions that will<br />

provide peace of mind whenever you operate anything electrical. So it is no<br />

surprise that the <strong>Safety</strong> Switch has been a major contributing factor in the<br />

continued reduction of electric shocks <strong>and</strong> electrical safety hazards.<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong>’s comprehensive range of safety products is designed to make your<br />

home safer <strong>and</strong> help protect your family from electrical hazards. <strong>Clipsal</strong> Smoke<br />

Alarms <strong>and</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> Switches/Residual Current Devices (RCDs) are proven<br />

lifesavers <strong>and</strong> a must in all Australian homes. <strong>Clipsal</strong>’s fast-acting circuit<br />

protection equipment guards against electrical faults <strong>and</strong> reduces the possibility<br />

of electrical fires. At the same time, our high capacity surge arrestors are<br />

designed to protect your expensive electronic equipment from lightning strikes<br />

<strong>and</strong> electrical network faults.<br />

When you purchase a <strong>Clipsal</strong> product, you can be confident you’re dealing with<br />

Australia’s most experienced electrical accessory br<strong>and</strong>. <strong>Clipsal</strong>’s ongoing<br />

commitment is to provide you with high quality, intelligent, safe, user-friendly <strong>and</strong><br />

economical electrical solutions.<br />

Complying with Australian<br />

& New Zeal<strong>and</strong> St<strong>and</strong>ards<br />

Australia is one of the world’s safest countries to live in, yet every year, 15<br />

Australians die <strong>and</strong> 300 are hospitalised with injuries <strong>and</strong> burns from preventable<br />

electrical accidents at home. To better protect Australian families, <strong>and</strong> their<br />

homes, the AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules <strong>and</strong> National Construction Codes have a<br />

number of stringent electrical st<strong>and</strong>ards in place. The question is, do you<br />

know what they are, <strong>and</strong> are you complying with them?<br />

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Did you know...<br />

although Australia has one of the<br />

safest electrical systems in the<br />

world, accidents still occur?<br />

A faulty or poorly maintained appliance, a frayed cord, wet h<strong>and</strong>s or carelessness<br />

with power tools are all situations that can lead to electrical hazards. The high level<br />

of protection offered by the <strong>Clipsal</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> Switch is well documented <strong>and</strong> every<br />

new home in Australia is required by law, to have one installed. It is also a legal<br />

requirement for rental properties in some Australian states.<br />

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<strong>Residential</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> <strong>and</strong><br />

<strong>Security</strong> <strong>Solutions</strong><br />

Contents<br />

1. Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Your Electrical Switchboard 6<br />

Electrical Switchboard Product Range 8<br />

2. Added Protection for Around the Home 10<br />

Portable Range 10<br />

Contents<br />

Indoor Protection 12<br />

3. Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Your Smoke Alarms 14<br />

Smoke Alarms Product Range 16<br />

4. Ensure Your Home is Secure 18<br />

<strong>Security</strong> Product Range 20<br />

5. <strong>Residential</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Security</strong> Checklist 23<br />

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Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Your<br />

Electrical Switchboard<br />

To ensure your family <strong>and</strong> home have the ultimate level of safety <strong>and</strong> total<br />

protection, contact an electrician to check the electrical switchboard <strong>and</strong><br />

ensure you have safety switches, circuit breakers <strong>and</strong> surge protection<br />

working together to protect you. Without all three, you are not fully<br />

protected from electrical faults <strong>and</strong> incidents.<br />

3 Steps<br />

to complete electrical<br />

protection in your home<br />

1. Protect People - <strong>Clipsal</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> Switch<br />

2. Protect your Home - <strong>Clipsal</strong> Circuit Breakers<br />

3. Protect your Possessions - <strong>Clipsal</strong> Surge Protection<br />

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1. Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Your Electrical Switchboard<br />

Combined <strong>Safety</strong> Switch<br />

<strong>and</strong> Circuit Breaker<br />

(Space saving version)<br />

Overvoltage/Surge Protection<br />

Combined <strong>Safety</strong> Switch<br />

<strong>and</strong> Circuit Breaker<br />

Main Isolating Switch<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> Switch<br />

(Residual Current Device)<br />

Circuit Breakers<br />

Most of us have no idea<br />

what is inside our switchboard.<br />

The only time we tend to even remember it is there is if we have to open it up <strong>and</strong> flick a switch when we’ve lost<br />

power somewhere in the house. But a basic underst<strong>and</strong>ing of what is (or isn’t) in there, <strong>and</strong> what the different bits<br />

<strong>and</strong> pieces do, is h<strong>and</strong>y knowledge to have.<br />

This picture demonstrates an ideal switchboard, with all of the apparatus you really need to keep your family, home<br />

<strong>and</strong> possessions safe. It is necessary to have a range of circuit protection equipment installed, as different products<br />

perform different functions. Naturally, everyone’s switchboard will be a little different, depending on how old your<br />

home is <strong>and</strong> where it is located – but the basic principles remain the same. It is important to remember that all<br />

electrical work should be performed by a suitably qualified professional <strong>and</strong> if you are in doubt about anything to do<br />

with your electrical system, you should speak to a licensed electrician.<br />

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Electrical<br />

Switchboard<br />

Product Range<br />

Switchboard-mounted<br />

surge protection (970)<br />

Switchboard-mounted surge<br />

protection with replaceable<br />

plug (970RM)<br />

Surge Protection<br />

Lightning strikes, power surges <strong>and</strong> voltage spikes<br />

are nasty <strong>and</strong> can destroy your electronic<br />

equipment in an instant. Keep your appliances<br />

safeguarded with surge protection. Switchboardmounted<br />

surge protection devices (also known as<br />

overvoltage protection) will prevent surges<br />

entering your home, while a surge-protected<br />

power outlet or plug-in adaptor provides<br />

convenient in-house protection.<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> has a wide range of lightning <strong>and</strong><br />

overvoltage protection equipment for electrical<br />

switchboards, power outlets <strong>and</strong> portable devices.<br />

They are all designed to effectively protect your<br />

electrical or electronic equipment against<br />

overvoltage spikes caused by lightning strikes or<br />

from those that travel down the power lines into<br />

your home. Surge protection devices work by<br />

diverting extra voltage <strong>and</strong> energy surges to the<br />

ground, instead of letting them enter your home<br />

<strong>and</strong> into your valuable equipment.<br />

Switchboard-mounted surge protection for<br />

Three Phase equipment (970RM/3)<br />

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4CB310/6<br />

Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB)<br />

It is crucial to protect your electrical circuits with miniature circuit breakers<br />

(MCBs). Electrical circuits supply power to your electrical equipment. So what<br />

happens if electrical cables overload or short circuit? Your electrical cables<br />

could get extremely hot <strong>and</strong> possibly start a fire. To help protect cables from<br />

damage, ensure you install MCBs at the switchboard.<br />

Unlike fuses, MCBs can easily be reset once electrical circuits reach safe<br />

operating levels. Although not a legal requirement for existing homes <strong>and</strong><br />

installations, it is recommended to replace fuses with MCBs <strong>and</strong> install surge<br />

devices for the ultimate protection. For new homes, it is a legal requirement to<br />

have MCBs <strong>and</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> Switches installed. It is also a legal requirement to<br />

have a maximum of three MCBs for every <strong>Safety</strong> Switch.<br />

1. Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Your Electrical Switchboard Product Range<br />

Switchboard-mounted <strong>Safety</strong><br />

Switch (4RC225/30)<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> Switch (RCD)<br />

The famous <strong>Clipsal</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> Switch is an absolute must for any home. Why? In<br />

the case of faulty appliances or wiring, this little lifesaver will disconnect the<br />

power <strong>and</strong> save you from a potentially fatal electric shock. They are available<br />

in switchboard <strong>and</strong> wall mounted versions, <strong>and</strong> even portable plug-in options.<br />

One of the best forms of protection available is a Switchboard-Mounted<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> Switch, which can protect all power <strong>and</strong> lighting circuits if required.<br />

Designed for tough Australian conditions, <strong>Clipsal</strong> 4 Series Switchboard-<br />

Mounted <strong>Safety</strong> Switches are available in a wide range of current ratings<br />

<strong>and</strong> sensitivities, for protection in any home or garage. Their design ensures<br />

superior performance <strong>and</strong> provides the advantage of all your electrical<br />

controls being in one place; right next to your meters <strong>and</strong> circuit breakers<br />

or fuses.<br />

Combined <strong>Safety</strong> Switch <strong>and</strong> Circuit<br />

Breaker (RCBM210/30)<br />

Residual Current Breaker with Overload (RCBO)<br />

An RCBO is a device which combines a <strong>Safety</strong> Switch with a circuit breaker,<br />

therefore providing exceptional electrical protection for your home. If you<br />

require high performance circuit protection, but you’re limited for space,<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong>’s RCBO is the perfect solution. <strong>Clipsal</strong>’s combination RCBOs are<br />

available in two sizes to ensure you can maximise the use of your valuable<br />

switchboard space.<br />

Combined <strong>Safety</strong> Switch <strong>and</strong> Circuit<br />

Breaker (space saving version)<br />

(RCBE225/30S)<br />

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Portable Range -<br />

Switches <strong>and</strong> Power Outlets<br />

with in-built safety<br />

Compact <strong>and</strong> simple to use, the tough <strong>and</strong> reliable <strong>Clipsal</strong> Lifesaver range of<br />

protection devices excels in all applications. Simply plug in your tool or<br />

appliance, set the safety switch, <strong>and</strong> you’re protected. Moulded in impactresistant<br />

materials, the <strong>Clipsal</strong> Lifesaver range delivers reliable operation in the<br />

toughest conditions, indoors or out.<br />

Switched Power Outlets<br />

(485 Series)<br />

Compact <strong>and</strong> lightweight, <strong>Clipsal</strong>’s 485 Series Portable Power Outlets offer<br />

great protection when working outdoors, or when using an extension cord.<br />

The units include a combined <strong>Safety</strong> Switch <strong>and</strong> Miniature Circuit Breaker to<br />

protect you <strong>and</strong> your family.<br />

485P4CB30<br />

The robustly constructed body housing features a stable base <strong>and</strong> a h<strong>and</strong>y<br />

wrap-around for the unit’s 1.8 metre flexible cord. The outlets are cleverly<br />

positioned well above ground level, out of the way of dust, dirt <strong>and</strong> water;<br />

with the <strong>Safety</strong> Switch <strong>and</strong> Circuit Breaker protected by a clear cover flap,<br />

reducing the risk of damage.<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> Switch Plugs<br />

(952 Series)<br />

The 952 is a compact, easy-to-use plug that’s suitable for virtually any<br />

domestic power tool or appliance. With the assistance of a licensed electrical<br />

contractor, simply replace the plug on your appliance or tool with the 952 <strong>and</strong><br />

set the <strong>Safety</strong> Switch for complete protection that’s a permanent part of your<br />

power tool or appliance.<br />

952-OR<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> Lifesaver <strong>Safety</strong> Switch Plugs are available in 10A <strong>and</strong> 15A models, both<br />

with a 30mA trip current.<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> Switch Plug Adaptors (951 Series)<br />

The 951 Series 10A <strong>Safety</strong> Switch Plug Adaptor is a simple way to provide<br />

protection wherever you are working. Keep one in your tool box <strong>and</strong> every<br />

time you use a power tool or appliance, simply plug the tool into your <strong>Safety</strong><br />

Switch Plug Adaptor <strong>and</strong> you’re instantly protected. It’s that easy, with no<br />

fiddly wiring or installation to worry about. If an Earth fault occurs, the<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> Lifesaver <strong>Safety</strong> Switch Plug Adaptor will cut the power in a fraction<br />

of a second.<br />

951-WH<br />

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2. Added Protection Around the Home Portable Range<br />

Heavy-Duty Cord Sets<br />

(955 <strong>and</strong> 956 Series)<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong>’s Lifesaver 955 <strong>and</strong> 956 Series Heavy Duty<br />

Cord sets protect you against the risk of electric<br />

shock when working with electrical products in the<br />

garden, workshop or out on a building site.<br />

Available in two sizes, the 955, 955/10 <strong>and</strong> 956<br />

are each fitted with the compact inline <strong>Clipsal</strong><br />

955RW In-Line Series <strong>Safety</strong> Switch. The 955/10<br />

<strong>and</strong> 956 cord sets offer heavy duty cable, making<br />

them ideal for applications in the home workshop<br />

requiring extra heavy-duty equipment, such as<br />

drills, s<strong>and</strong>ers <strong>and</strong> electric gardening tools. The<br />

956 also offers IP56 protection, making it the<br />

perfect choice for outdoor use.<br />

955<br />

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Indoor Protection<br />

For added protection inside your home, the <strong>Clipsal</strong> range of plate mounted<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> Switches <strong>and</strong> Surge Protection provide peace of mind. The plates<br />

replace existing power outlets, or can be added to protect existing power<br />

outlets in wet areas such as laundries or bathrooms.<br />

Wall mount safety switch<br />

(2025RC)<br />

Switches <strong>and</strong> Power Outlets<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong>’s Lifesaver Switches <strong>and</strong> Power Outlets<br />

offer the best of both worlds; the protection <strong>and</strong><br />

security of the <strong>Clipsal</strong> Lifesaver range, combined<br />

with the fashion <strong>and</strong> flexibility of the 2000 or<br />

C2000 Series ranges. The <strong>Safety</strong> Switch’s<br />

‘reset’ button allows the user to reset the circuit<br />

at the switch if a fault occurs. Suitable for<br />

commercial <strong>and</strong> domestic applications, <strong>Clipsal</strong>’s<br />

Lifesaver Switches <strong>and</strong> Power Outlets offer<br />

peace of mind when providing power to your<br />

electrical equipment.<br />

2. Added Protection Around the Home Indoor Protection<br />

Wall mount surge protection<br />

(C2025SF)<br />

The first line of defence is to have surge<br />

protection installed in your switchboard,<br />

diverting the power surge from accessing your<br />

house at the electrical point of entry. However,<br />

the switchboard protectors offer level one<br />

protection for general household equipment.<br />

The second line of defence is to have surge<br />

protection installed within your home, at the<br />

power outlet, to complement other equipment<br />

designed to stop surges at the switchboard.<br />

Plug-In surge protection<br />

(463SF)<br />

IP56 Rated<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> Lifesaver <strong>Safety</strong> Switches are also<br />

available in an IP56 version (596/56RCD-30).<br />

This means they’re protected against dust <strong>and</strong><br />

water interfering with satisfactory operation. This<br />

makes them an ideal solution for bathrooms,<br />

laundries, wet or dusty areas.<br />

Wall-mounted <strong>Safety</strong> Switches<br />

for wet areas (596/56RCD-30)<br />

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Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Your<br />

Smoke Alarms<br />

Tragically, each year in Australia there are over 10,000 house fires resulting in<br />

more than 70 deaths, 1,500 injuries <strong>and</strong> millions of dollars worth of property<br />

damage. These kinds of fires happen all too frequently, <strong>and</strong> the fact is, they<br />

happen fast. A house can be razed to the ground in less than 15 minutes.<br />

That’s why it’s essential for every home to be fitted with a sufficient number of<br />

appropriate, <strong>and</strong> suitably placed, mains powered smoke alarms. St<strong>and</strong>ards<br />

m<strong>and</strong>ate the installation of at least one smoke alarm in every home, however<br />

you need to carefully consider whether one is enough. <strong>Clipsal</strong> recommends<br />

the installation of multiple smoke alarms in your home - the positioning will be<br />

dependant on the your floorplan.<br />

Installing a high-quality smoke alarm ensures peace of mind by offering you<br />

24-hour a day protection for your family <strong>and</strong> home against fire <strong>and</strong> smoke.<br />

The early warning that a smoke alarm provides means less chance of major<br />

damage <strong>and</strong>, more importantly, less chance of lives being lost. It is also worth<br />

talking to your electrician about the merits of interconnecting your smoke<br />

alarms <strong>and</strong> installing a 756 Isolation Unit to activate lights in case of fire which<br />

assists with warning you of potential danger if the alarm cannot be heard.<br />

Choosing the<br />

Right Smoke Alarm<br />

for added Peace of Mind<br />

Choose high-quality alarms from a reputable supplier<br />

(<strong>Clipsal</strong> FireTek® recommended).<br />

Install multiple alarms <strong>and</strong> have them interconnected for<br />

the best protection.<br />

Ensure your alarms are installed by a professional installer.<br />

Choose the correct alarm type for the location. Smoke alarms work<br />

either by optical detection (photoelectric) or by physical process<br />

(ionisation). Photoelectric type smoke alarms are best suited to<br />

bedrooms <strong>and</strong> lounge <strong>and</strong> living areas. Ionisation type smoke alarms<br />

are typically installed in hallways, corridors <strong>and</strong> home offices.<br />

Test alarm operation <strong>and</strong> clean the unit regularly<br />

(minimum once per month).<br />

Check battery condition regularly<br />

(minimum once per month).<br />

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3. Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Your Smoke Alarms<br />

Bucks for Burns<br />

Fifty cents from the sale of every <strong>Clipsal</strong> Firetek smoke<br />

alarm is contributed to the Julian Burton Burns Trust,<br />

to support their work of alleviating the pain <strong>and</strong><br />

suffering of burns patients across Australia.<br />

Julian Burton OAM,<br />

2002 Bali bomb survivor <strong>and</strong><br />

2010 finalist Australian of the Year<br />

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Smoke Alarms<br />

Product Range<br />

Smoke Alarm, Photoelectric, Surface Mount<br />

(755PSMA)<br />

Smoke Alarms<br />

A <strong>Clipsal</strong> FireTek 755 Series Smoke Alarm is a<br />

small investment, yet potentially one of the most<br />

important you will ever make. The 755 Series<br />

offers ionisation <strong>and</strong> photoelectric models, in<br />

surface-mount <strong>and</strong> aesthetically appealing<br />

flush-mount designs. Both models offer total<br />

protection in residential or commercial<br />

installations. You should consider installing a<br />

combination of ionisation <strong>and</strong> photoelectric alarms<br />

in your home, to cater for different types of smoke.<br />

Smoke Alarm, Photoelectric, Flush Mount<br />

(755PFM)<br />

Smoke Alarm, Ionisation, Surface Mount<br />

(755SMA)<br />

Smoke Alarm, Ionisation, Flush Mount<br />

(755FM)<br />

Photoelectric VS Ionisation<br />

When choosing a smoke alarm, it is important to<br />

know that different models use different methods<br />

to detect smoke. There are two main types of<br />

smoke detectors: ionisation, <strong>and</strong> photoelectric<br />

types. Each is specifically designed to detect<br />

different types of smoke, <strong>and</strong> give the earliest<br />

possible warning in the event of a fire.<br />

The amount of warning given depends on the<br />

type of combustible material that is burning, <strong>and</strong><br />

the type of alarm selected for your home. The<br />

more warning you get, the more time you have<br />

to escape toxic smoke <strong>and</strong> flames.<br />

Ionisation type alarms respond faster to small<br />

smoke particles, such as those given off by<br />

burning paper, straw, or wood. Photoelectric<br />

alarms respond faster to larger smoke particles,<br />

such as those produced by burning foam, rubber,<br />

plastics <strong>and</strong> other synthetic materials.<br />

Nowadays, most homes are filled with synthetic<br />

materials. These include nylon found in carpets<br />

<strong>and</strong> curtains, plastic consumer goods <strong>and</strong> the<br />

foam rubber found in a lounge chair or mattress<br />

of your bed. Therefore the best detector type for<br />

your home is usually a photoelectric detector type.<br />

For the ultimate protection, a combination of both<br />

ionisation <strong>and</strong> photoelectric is recommended.<br />

Smoke Alarm Isolation Unit<br />

(756)<br />

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3. Underst<strong>and</strong>ing Your Smoke Alarms Product Range<br />

Did you know...<br />

that when you are<br />

asleep you lose your<br />

sense of smell?<br />

In the event of a fire, the smell of smoke will not<br />

wake you. Your life depends on the ability to hear<br />

the audible alarm, which is why you should have<br />

multiple smoke alarms installed in your home, <strong>and</strong><br />

they should always be interconnected.<br />

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Ensure Your<br />

Home is Secure<br />

From motion sensors <strong>and</strong> keyless entry, to home security <strong>and</strong> surveillance<br />

cameras, <strong>Clipsal</strong> has the right solution to secure your property <strong>and</strong><br />

protect your family. The ideas featured here are not suggested to replace<br />

your other security measures, such as shutters <strong>and</strong> alarms, they are<br />

sensible, affordable solutions to enhance the measures you may already<br />

have in place.<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> perimeter lighting solutions, such as <strong>Clipsal</strong> Infrascans®, are a great<br />

deterrent to intruders. Indoor <strong>and</strong> outdoor models automatically turn lights<br />

on upon detecting movement <strong>and</strong> off again after a preset time, in offering<br />

the ultimate in h<strong>and</strong>s free convenience, energy efficiency <strong>and</strong> of course,<br />

added safety!<br />

Whether deterring a potential burglar or allowing you to keep a close eye on<br />

the kids, a <strong>Clipsal</strong> surveillance camera is an invaluable addition to help keep<br />

your family safe. Why not ask your electrician to link cameras to your TV,<br />

home networking system, the Internet or your smartphone for the ultimate<br />

in remote surveillance.<br />

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4. Ensure Your Home is Secure


<strong>Security</strong><br />

Product Range<br />

WS226SSR/3-RG<br />

Sunset Switches<br />

Sunset Switches use a light sensor to switch lights<br />

on when daylight levels drop below the desired<br />

level, <strong>and</strong> switch lights off once again at sunrise -<br />

automatically adjusting to seasonal changes.<br />

They’re even available with inbuilt timers so you<br />

can program the lights to turn off after a set time.<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> Sunset Switches are perfect for entrance<br />

areas, pathways, garden <strong>and</strong> car park applications<br />

— lighting the way for a safe welcome home <strong>and</strong><br />

deterring would be intruders.<br />

750WPR<br />

754SLR-BK<br />

Infrascan Outdoor Motion Sensors<br />

The original Infrascan was developed by <strong>Clipsal</strong>,<br />

<strong>and</strong> remains a popular choice due to its reliability,<br />

ruggedness, simplicity of operation <strong>and</strong> five-year<br />

warranty. The Infrascan is designed to<br />

conveniently turn lights on automatically when<br />

movement is detected, <strong>and</strong> then turn them off<br />

after a preset period of time.<br />

The outdoor Infrascan operates under all weather<br />

conditions <strong>and</strong> features long-range detection with<br />

immunity to false triggering. Infrascans can be<br />

used for garages, driveways, porches <strong>and</strong><br />

outdoor living areas. This helps people to safely<br />

make their way to <strong>and</strong> from a garage or shed at<br />

night, <strong>and</strong> is ideal for deterring intruders from<br />

entering your property. However you look at it,<br />

Infrascans offer enhanced security, convenience<br />

<strong>and</strong> energy savings.<br />

5480/420CDA<br />

CCTV Surveillance Cameras<br />

Deter potential burglars or keep an extra eye on<br />

the kids; whether watching them play outdoors<br />

or to observe a sleeping baby. <strong>Clipsal</strong><br />

surveillance cameras provide added peace of<br />

mind when it comes to the safety <strong>and</strong> security of<br />

your family. You can link your <strong>Clipsal</strong> surveillance<br />

cameras to a home networking system, such as<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> StarServe, enabling you to program a<br />

devoted security channel into the TV, for<br />

complete monitoring of any area of your home<br />

via remote control.<br />

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<strong>Residential</strong> <strong>Safety</strong><br />

<strong>and</strong> <strong>Security</strong> Checklist<br />

Choose high quality smoke alarms from a reputable supplier<br />

(<strong>Clipsal</strong> FireTek ® recommended).<br />

Test your <strong>Clipsal</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> Switch on a monthly basis by operating the<br />

inbuilt test function.<br />

Ensure you have more than one smoke alarm installed in your home<br />

<strong>and</strong> that they are suited to the area in which they are installed.<br />

Ensure all electrical work is carried out by a licensed <strong>and</strong> qualified<br />

electrical contractor. As tempting as it might be to perform<br />

unauthorised electrical work <strong>and</strong> minor repairs, it is important to<br />

remember the risk of electrocution. Also be aware that damage from<br />

unauthorised electrical work can also void home insurance policies.<br />

5. <strong>Residential</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Security</strong> Checklist<br />

Fuses <strong>and</strong> circuit breakers are not <strong>Safety</strong> Switches. They are<br />

designed to safeguard electrical circuits from overloading to protect<br />

property, not people.<br />

Never use a power tool or appliance that you know is faulty or has a<br />

frayed cord.<br />

Always switch off a power outlet before you plug in or unplug any<br />

power tool or appliance.<br />

Neither <strong>Safety</strong> Switches or MCBs protect against electrical surges.<br />

To guard against this, surge protection devices are recommended<br />

both in the switchboard <strong>and</strong> within the home.<br />

Nuisance tripping of the <strong>Safety</strong> Switch could indicate a possible<br />

earth leakage problem due to faulty wiring or faulty appliance.<br />

Nuisance tripping of the circuit protection could indicate the<br />

possibility of excessive loads on a circuit <strong>and</strong> additional circuits may<br />

need to be installed from the switchboard to reduce the load.<br />

If your safety switch trips out immediately, or soon after being<br />

reset, then it is highly likely that you have a faulty appliance. You will<br />

need to disconnect all appliances on the protected circuit <strong>and</strong><br />

individually test each one until you find the fault.<br />

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CLIPSAL POWERHOUSES<br />

DISPLAY CENTRES Located in HIA Home Ideas Centres*<br />

Adelaide<br />

6/69 Sir Donald Bradman Drive<br />

Hilton SA 5033<br />

ph: (08) 8161 0751<br />

Perth<br />

55 Salvado Road<br />

Subiaco WA 6008<br />

ph: (08) 9347 3570<br />

Located in Home Base Expo*<br />

Brisbane<br />

66 Merrivale Street<br />

South Brisbane QLD 4101<br />

ph: (07) 3635 7486<br />

Melbourne<br />

1686 Princess Highway<br />

Oakleigh East VIC 3166<br />

ph: (03) 9207 3200<br />

Melbourne<br />

Building B, Ferntree Business Park<br />

296-310 Ferntree Gully Road<br />

Notting Hill VIC 3149<br />

ph: (03) 9207 3200<br />

Sydney<br />

78 Waterloo Road<br />

Macquarie Park<br />

NSW 2113<br />

ph: (02) 9125 9450<br />

Canberra<br />

28 Collie Street<br />

Fyshwick<br />

ACT 2609<br />

ph: (02) 6285 7300<br />

* The Home Base Expo <strong>and</strong><br />

HIA Home Ideas Centres<br />

are open on weekends.<br />

<strong>Clipsal</strong> Powerhouses <strong>and</strong> Display Centres are open 9am–5pm Monday to Friday.<br />

Or call one of the following<br />

Selection Centres if you are<br />

located nearby:<br />

Albury<br />

303 North Street<br />

Albury NSW 2640<br />

ph: (02) 6051 2377<br />

Gold Coast<br />

Unit 7, 82-86 Minnie Street<br />

Southport QLD 4215<br />

ph: (07) 3635 7486<br />

Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd<br />

33-37 Port Wakefield Road, Gepps Cross<br />

South Australia 5094<br />

PO Box 132, Enfield Plaza,<br />

South Australia 5085<br />

National Customer Care Enquiries:<br />

1300 2025 25<br />

CLIPCOM<strong>25611</strong> July 2013<br />

Website: clipsal.com<br />

Contact us: clipsal.com/feedback<br />

You can find this brochure <strong>and</strong> many others<br />

online in PDF format at: clipsal.com<br />

Follow the links off the home page or access<br />

the following page directly:<br />

clipsal.com/brochures<br />

Schneider Electric (Australia) Pty Ltd reserves the right to change<br />

specifications, modify designs <strong>and</strong> discontinue items without<br />

incurring obligation <strong>and</strong> whilst every effort is made to ensure<br />

that descriptions, specifications <strong>and</strong> other information in this<br />

catalogue are correct, no warranty is given in respect thereof <strong>and</strong><br />

the company shall not be liable for any error therein.<br />

© 2013 Schneider Electric. All Rights Reserved.<br />

Trademarks are owned by Schneider Electric Industries SAS or<br />

its affiliated companies.<br />

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ISO 14001 environmental management system in use at mill.<br />

C4-016<br />

O/N<strong>25611</strong>

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