Users Manual

FCC ID: M8CRF136

Users Manual

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POWER RATING: SMART REMOTE IMPORTANT: Follow these steps to insure proper BLACK (TO MOTOR L) to wire from fan 120V/60Hz installation and operation BLUE (FOR LIGHT) to wire from fan. IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS LIGHT: 300W MAX Install your ceiling fan by the wiring diagram provided WARNING: To avoid electrical shock, be sure that FAN: 85W (MAX) with the fan without the receiver in place. electricity has been turned off at the circuit breaker or Turn on electrical power at the circuit breaker or fuse PREFER: connect the ceiling to a power switch in fuse box before wiring box. Turn wall switch‘’ON’’. the power line to get the flip switch control ALL wiring must be in accordance with the National Set your ceiling fan to HIGH speed with its pull chain function. Electrical Code and local electrical codes. A qualified Control. Do not adjust the ceiling fan pull chain after this 3. Complete ceiling fan installation and assembly electrician should perform electrical installation. Step. according to its provided instruction. Turn on light kit (if present) IMPORTANT: When the frequency code is DO NOT use water or detergents to clean the remote Turn wall switch ‘’OFF ‘’ changed a new code needs to be set by sliding transmitting unit. A dry dust cloth will be suitable for Turn off electrical power at the circuit breaker or Fuse the FREOUENCY CODE SWITCH on the receiver. most cleaning. box. Connecting the Receiver ONLY the flip switch and transmitter unit should 1. Disconnect the wires from the ceiling to the fan. change the fan speeds. ON Install the receiver to the ceiling fan according to SPEED your mounting type (Figure 1). Be sure the SECURITY CODE Do not use the pull chain to change fan speeds after antenna is positioned so it is exposed when H installation, as damage could result to your remote SWITCH canopy is attached. Do not modify or damage the control or ceiling fan. antenna wire as control performance may be DO NOT use the reverse switch when the ceiling fan reduced. NOTICE 2. Use the two larger wire nuts supplied to connect THE BATTERY OF THE REMOTE THAT USE THE AL- is operating. This could result in damage to your the receiver and house wiring; then use the three Remotel control or ceiling fan. KALINE BATTERY IS BETTER. small wire nuts supplied to connect the receiver and ceiling fan wiring. See Wiring Diagram in General information: INSTALLATION AND WIRING Figure 2. 15.203 - The transmitter shall not be collocated BLACK ‘’AC in L‘’to HOT wire in ceiling LOW BATTERY with other transmitters or antennas. WARNING: To avoid electrical shock, be sure that WHITE ‘’AC in N‘’to NEUTRAL from ceiling NOTICE 2.1091 & 2.1093 - To comply with FCC RF TRANSMITTER OPERATION 15.21- Any exposure changes compliance or modifications requirements, a separa- SPEED BOTTON to set the fan speeds. Ant enna Light on/off: to toggle set the light on/off. not distance tion expressly approved of at bymust least 20 cm the be main- Receiver ACIN_N(WHITE) Dimmer: to set the light power rating. This key function grantee tained of thisthedevice between could antenna of thisvoid theand device Bracket ACIN_L(BLACK) is only when the light is ON.And keep the light key. user's all authority persons. to operatemust This Transmitter the not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any equipment. other antenna or transmitter. ANT ANTENNA PRESET FUNCTION (MEMORY): If you use the wall switch to turn off the fan, the Canopy speed and lighting level that you previously set will remain in the remote control’s memory. The next time ON electricity is turned on, fan operation will resume at the same speed and lighting level when you press the FAN and/or LIGHT key on the remote unit. NOTE For Figure1. convenient access and safe keeping of your remote Figure 2. control unit. Mount near a wall switch by using the electricity has been turned off at the circuit breaker or WHITE (TO MOTOR N) to wire from fan. bracket provided. fuse box before wiring. RF152-2


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Document Modified: 2007-08-24 11:46:38
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