Henley Powerboat Technical document

Mounting and operating manual
Radio remote control for ceiling fans
Powerboat

About this operating instructions
Before using the fan, read the operating instructions carefully. Keep the operating instructions
within reach. Never pass the fan onto another person without the operating instructions.
Explanation of symbols:
Dangerous electric voltage
Warn the user of the dangers caused by electricity.
Careful
Particular note for the user.
Describing the remote control Powerboat
The remote control Powerboat is developed exclusively for controlling ceiling fans with and
without light kits. The motor can be switched between 3 speeds and off. If present, a light kit
could be switched independantly from motor function on and off (Powerboat oD) and dimmed
by a full range dimmer (Powerboat).
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Technical data: Powerboat Powerboat oD
Code 85220 85221
Mains voltage 230 Volt ~ 50 Hz
Motor max power 115 Watt
Protection class I
No. of speeds 3
Power light kit max. 300 Watt
Full range dimmer yes no
Weight app. 0,15 kg
Subject to change without notice
Content of packing box:
Powerboat
1 Transmitter with holder
1 receiver
Batteries are not included.
Caution
- Unpack the fan, check if everything is contained and for signs of damage.
- Keep the packing out of reach of children and take the environment into account
when disposing.

Installation advice
Caution
According to VDE 0100 rule this device should only be installed by a qualified
technician.
- The voltage details on the nameplate are obliged to be conform with the available
mains voltage. The building mains must be earthed!
- Do not damage the wires during the installation.
- The handling of the AC power line should ensure that it can not be damaged or
pinched.
- Do not use this remote control in humid or wet rooms or rooms in danger of fire or
explosion.
- Only for use with ceiling fans -
Do not divert from its intended use!
Caution
The pull chain switch of your fan must be set on highest speed. Damages as result of
disregarding this rule are not covered by any warrenty!
Only operate the unit when completely assembled!
Electric wiring diagramm
brown
blue
blue
brown
black
antenna
CAUTION: Please follow the printing on the receiver!
L (light)
L (motor)
N
N
L
Installation
Caution
- Disconnect the electricity before working on the electrics.
Prevent an accident switch on through a third party!
In
Out
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Positioning the remote control at fans with downrod
1. Place the receiver as shown in sketch 1 and 2 into the mounting bracket. Lay the back
antenna wire on top of the receiver into the canopy.
2. Make the electrical connection to your fan as per wiring diagram on page 9. The handling
of the AC power line should ensure that it can not be damaged or pinched!
If the live to motor (L-motor) and live fan light (L-light) of your ceiling fan are con-
nected combined, they must be separated BEFORE installing your remote control receiver.
3. Install the canopy on the monting bracket.
The pull chain switch of your ceiling fan must be set on highest speed.
After setting the mains supply back on your ceiling fan with the remote control it is ready
to be used.
canopy
canopy
downrod
downrod
receiver sketch 2
sketch 1
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Please install the receiver of your remote control as shown schematically in sketch 3.
After the electrical connection has been set up, use the self-adhesive stickers to attach the re-
ceiver onto the ceiling. If this is not possible, i.e. due to a rendering coat, cable straps need to
be used for the mounting plate to assure that the receiver can not crash off the ceiling. Place the
antenna cable into the
housing. The pull chain
switch of your ceiling
fan must be set on high-
est speed. After setting
the mains supply back on
your ceiling fan with the
remote control it is ready
to be used.
Positioning the remote control at low profile fans

Positioning the remote control at Vortice ceiling fans of the NORDIK Series
receiver
canopy
downrod
canopy
For ceiling fans of Vortices NORDIK
Series simply put the receiver into
the upper canopy. Put the antenna
wire into the upper canopy. Please
secure the canopy against sliding
downwards. Your ceiling fan with re-
mote control is ready to be used.
Coding your Powerboat
Receiver (sketch 4) and transmitter (sketch 5) must have the same code setting!
Slide code switches to your choice of up or down position.(Factory setting is all „up“). Use
a small screwdriver or ball point pen to firmly slide up or down!
Sketch 4 Sketch 5
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STRICTLY
Caution
If your ceiling fan has a reverse function by slide switch, only reverse the fan while not
in operation (motor OFF)! In case of nonobservance damages on the motor and/or the receiver
they are not covered by the warranty.
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Functions of the remote control Powerboat
Motor speeds: button 1 - lowest fan speed
button 2 - medium fan speed
button 3 - highest fan speed
button 0 - motor off
Light kit:
button - Light on/off, continuous pressure on the light button dimms
light in a continuous cycle from lightest to darkest
(Powerboat). No dimmer at model Powerboat oD.
IMPORTANT
This product conforms to EU Directive 2002/96/EC. This appliance bears the symbol of the
barred waste bin. This indicates that, at the end of its useful life, it must not be disposed of
as domestic waste, but must be taken to a collection centre for waste electrical and electronic
equipment, or returned to a retailer on purchase of a replacement.
It is the user‘s responsibility to dispose of this appliance trough the appropriate channels at
the end of its useful life. Failure to do so may incur the penalties established by laws governing
waste disposal. Proper differential collection, and the subsequent recycling, processing and
environmentally compatible disposal of waste equipment avoids unnecessary damage to the
environment and possible related health risks, and also promotes recycling of the materials used
in the appliance. For further information on waste collection and disposal, contact your local
waste disposal service, or the shop from which you purchased the appliance. Manufacturers and
importers fulfil their responsibilities for recycling, processing and environmentally compatible
disposal either directly or by participating in collective systems.