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Solent RemoteF5 User manual

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Transmitter Functions
Fan Off
1. Fan On - Slow
2. Fan On - Low
3. Fan On - Medium
4. Fan On - Medium High
5. Fan On - High
Transmitter & Receiver Pairing
Pairing 1 Transmitter to 1 Receiver (Single Fan)
1. Switch ON the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan.
2. Within 30 seconds of switching the Isolator/Light Switch
ON, press the FAN OFF button until the fan starts rotating.
3. Pairing is now complete.
Pairing 1 Transmitter to Multiple Receivers (Multiple Fans)
1. Each fan must be paired individually and must have its
own Receiver and own Isolator/Light Switch.
2. Start pairing by switching the Isolators/Light Switches OFF
for all the fans.
3. Switch ON the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan you
are pairing.
4. Within 30 seconds of switching the Isolator/Light Switch
ON, press the FAN OFF button until the fan starts rotating.
5. Pairing is now complete for that fan.
6. Switch OFF the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan you have
just paired, this will store it to memory.
7. Move to the next fan, using the same Transmitter,
perform points 1 to 5 to pair the 2nd fan. Use this method
to pair each fan until all fans are paired.
Important
1. The Isolator/Light Switch for the fans that have already
been paired must be in the OFF setting to retain the
memory.
2. Pairing of 1 Transmitter to Multiple Receivers cannot
happen if all the fans are connected to one Isolator/
Light Switch. In this scenario a multiple fan wall controller
can be used instead of a Remote Control.
Timer Function
1. There are 5 Timers – 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours
and 8 hours.
2. The Timer must be set while the fan is in rotation
and it can be set on any speed.
3. Press the desired Timer to put the fan in sleep mode and
the fan will turn off when the selected Timer is reached.
Receiver Connection
1. Connect the RECEIVER as shown in wiring diagram.
Receiver Placement
1. Once the connection is made, place the RECEIVER in
the canopy, slide the canopy up and tighten in position.
Receiver Memory Function
1. After a power outage or a tripped circuit breaker,
the fan will default to Fan ON. The fan will run at the
speed that was last saved in memory.
RemoteF5
RemoteF5 - Fan Five Speed only
IMPORTANT POINTS
1. Caution: Do not use this
product in conjunction with
any wall/speed regulator.
2. Please note that all fixed
wiring appliances should
be installed by a qualified
electrician.
3. The supply to the remote
control receiver should be
connected through a mains
switch, i.e. existing wall switch.
4. Disconnect from power supply
at wall switch before working
on remote control receiver or
ceiling fan.
5. This unit is to be used for the
control of ceiling fans and in
an AC230/240V 50Hz power
supply only.
6. The remote receiver must be
used within its load rating of
100 watt maximum.
7. Do not install in damp
locations or immerse into
water. (For indoor use only.)
8. The batteries will weaken with
age and should be replaced
before leaking takes place
as this will damage the
transmitter.
Overload Protection
for Fan Motor
If your fan or light suddenly goes
off, check the protection fuses.
To fan/NEUTRAL
BLACKR ED
NL AC Power Input
L
N
BLACK
To fan/LIVE WHITE
Connection Block
on Fan Motor
Receiver
Antenna
WIRING DIAGRAM
RECEIVER PLACEMENT
Installation of
TransmitterWall Mount
Holderwith two screws
Fan Off
Indicator
Light
Fan Timers
1 to 8 hours
Fan On - Slow
Fan On - Low
Fan On - Medium
Fan On - Medium High
Fan On - High
TRANSMITTER
RECEIVER CONNECTION
AC Power Supply
BLACK
(Mains/Neutral)
RED
(Mains/Live)
Antenna
BLACK
WHITE
(Fan/Live)
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RemoteL5
RemoteL5 - Fan Five Speed with Light On/Off
WIRING DIAGRAM
Installation of
TransmitterWall Mount
Holderwith two screws
Fan Off
Indicator
Light
Fan Timers
1 to 8 hours
Light
On/Off
Fan On - Slow
Fan On - Low
Fan On - Medium
Fan On - Medium High
Fan On - High
TRANSMITTER
RECEIVER PLACEMENT
RECEIVER CONNECTION
Block
terminal
WHITE
(Light/Live)
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IMPORTANT POINTS
1. Caution: Do not use this
product in conjunction with
any wall/speed regulator.
2. Please note that all fixed
wiring appliances should
be installed by a qualified
electrician.
3. The supply to the remote
control receiver should be
connected through a mains
switch, i.e. existing wall switch.
4. Disconnect from power supply
at wall switch before working
on remote control receiver or
ceiling fan.
5. This unit is to be used for the
control of ceiling fans and in
an AC230/240V 50Hz power
supply only.
6. The remote receiver must be
used within its load rating of
100 watt maximum.
7. Do not install in damp
locations or immerse into
water. (For indoor use only.)
8. The batteries will weaken with
age and should be replaced
before leaking takes place
as this will damage the
transmitter.
Overload Protection
for Fan Motor
If your fan or light suddenly goes
off, check the protection fuses.
Transmitter Functions
Fan Off
1. Fan On - Slow
2. Fan On - Low
3. Fan On - Medium
4. Fan On - Medium High
5. Fan On - High
Light On/Off
Transmitter & Receiver Pairing
Pairing 1 Transmitter to 1 Receiver (Single Fan)
1. Switch ON the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan.
2. Within 30 seconds of switching the Isolator/Light Switch
ON, press the FAN OFF button until the fan starts rotating
and the light on the fan flashes.
3. Pairing is now complete.
Pairing 1 Transmitter to Multiple Receivers (Multiple Fans)
1. Each fan must be paired individually and must have its
own Receiver and own Isolator/Light Switch.
2. Start pairing by switching the Isolators/Light Switches OFF
for all the fans.
3. Switch ON the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan you are
pairing.
4. Within 30 seconds of switching the Isolator/Light Switch
ON, press the FAN OFF button until the fan starts rotating
and the light on the fan flashes.
5. Pairing is now complete for that fan.
6. Switch OFF the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan you have
just paired, this will store it to memory.
7. Move to the next fan, using the same Transmitter,
perform points 1 to 5 to pair the 2nd fan. Use this method
to pair each fan until all fans are paired.
Important
1. The Isolator/Light Switch for the fans that have already
been paired must be in the OFF setting to retain the
memory.
2. Pairing of 1 Transmitter to Multiple Receivers cannot
happen if all the fans are connected to one Isolator/
Light Switch. In this scenario a multiple fan wall controller
can be used instead of a Remote Control.
Timer Function
1. There are 5 Timers – 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours
and 8 hours.
2. The Timer must be set while the fan is in rotation
and it can be set on any speed.
3. Press the desired Timer to put the fan in sleep mode and
the fan will turn off when the selected Timer is reached.
Receiver Connection
1. Connect the RECEIVER as shown in wiring diagram.
Receiver Placement
1. Once the connection is made, place the RECEIVER in
the canopy, slide the canopy up and tighten in position.
Receiver Memory Function
1. After a power outage or a tripped circuit breaker, the fan
will default to Light OFF and Fan ON. The fan will run at
the speed that was last saved in memory.
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RemoteLD5
RemoteLD5 - Fan Five Speed with Light On/Off and Dimmer
WIRING DIAGRAM
Installation of
TransmitterWall Mount
Holderwith two screws
Fan Off
Indicator
Light
Fan Timers
1 to 8 hours
Light
On/Off
+ Dimmer
Fan On - Slow
Fan On - Low
Fan On - Medium
Fan On - Medium High
Fan On - High
TRANSMITTER
RECEIVER PLACEMENT
RECEIVER CONNECTION
Block
terminal
WHITE
(Light/Live)
IMPORTANT POINTS
1. Caution: Do not use this
product in conjunction with
any wall/speed regulator.
2. Please note that all fixed
wiring appliances should
be installed by a qualified
electrician.
3. The supply to the remote
control receiver should be
connected through a mains
switch, i.e. existing wall switch.
4. Disconnect from power supply
at wall switch before working
on remote control receiver or
ceiling fan.
5. This unit is to be used for the
control of ceiling fans and in
an AC230/240V 50Hz power
supply only.
6. The remote receiver must be
used within its load rating of
100 watt maximum.
7. Do not install in damp
locations or immerse into
water. (For indoor use only.)
8. The batteries will weaken with
age and should be replaced
before leaking takes place
as this will damage the
transmitter.
Overload Protection
for Fan Motor
If your fan or light suddenly goes
off, check the protection fuses.
Transmitter Functions
Fan Off
1. Fan On - Slow
2. Fan On - Low
3. Fan On - Medium
4. Fan On - Medium High
5. Fan On - High
Light On/Off
Transmitter & Receiver Pairing
Pairing 1 Transmitter to 1 Receiver (Single Fan)
1. Switch ON the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan.
2. Within 30 seconds of switching the Isolator/Light Switch
ON, press the FAN OFF button until the fan starts rotating
and the light on the fan flashes.
3. Pairing is now complete.
Pairing 1 Transmitter to Multiple Receivers (Multiple Fans)
1. Each fan must be paired individually and must have its
own Receiver and own Isolator/Light Switch.
2. Start pairing by switching the Isolators/Light Switches OFF
for all the fans.
3. Switch ON the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan you are
pairing.
4. Within 30 seconds of switching the Isolator/Light Switch
ON, press the FAN OFF button until the fan starts rotating
and the light on the fan flashes.
5. Pairing is now complete for that fan.
6. Switch OFF the Isolator/Light Switch for the fan you have
just paired, this will store it to memory.
7. Move to the next fan, using the same Transmitter,
perform points 1 to 5 to pair the 2nd fan. Use this method
to pair each fan until all fans are paired.
Important
1. The Isolator/Light Switch for the fans that have already
been paired must be in the OFF setting to retain the
memory.
2. Pairing of 1 Transmitter to Multiple Receivers cannot
happen if all the fans are connected to one Isolator/
Light Switch. In this scenario a multiple fan wall controller
can be used instead of a Remote Control.
Timer Function
1. There are 5 Timers– 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours and 8
hours.
2. The Timer must be set while the fan is in rotation and it
can be set on any speed.
3. Press the desired Timer to put the fan in sleep mode and
the fan will turn off when the selected Timer is reached.
Receiver Connection
1. Connect the RECEIVER as shown in wiring diagram.
Receiver Placement
1. Once the connection is made, place the RECEIVER in
the canopy, slide the canopy up and tighten in position.
Receiver Memory Function
1. After a power outage or a tripped circuit breaker, the fan
will default to Light OFF and Fan ON. The fan will run at
the speed that was last saved in memory.
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