Is there a four digit programmable panel inside the wiring module? Without this feature if your power goes out you'll have to reprogram the remote.
1498848
We have suffered several power failures since we installed this unit and we have never had to reprogram the remote.
1498849
No you do not ever need to reset. Once you are locked in the system is operating on what ever wave lehgth has been choosen and that can never be changed unles you manualy move the switches to a new wave length.
1373986
I think it's already programmed to the remote. Each outlet has a number that corresponds to the number on the remote control.
592389
It should be noted that the outlets and remotes only have 5 codes available. So the programmable claim is very limited.
793861
Not as I understand it. The power button isn't programmable because it would be very easy to mess up. Really, its the only downside to this otherwise very full featured, very reliable, very inexpensive remote. All too often the multi-device-on power buttons on cable company remotes time out and leave at least one device off anyway
460062
that is correct, your inverter company has there own specific remote panels if so equipped to use one.
2022801
Both the handheld remote and the receiver box (black= that fits inside the fan's mount to ceiling) have the 4-digit code control. Simply set the 4 switches the same way on each and you're set - the remote will then communicate with its receiver to work fan. Bottom line, after power outage, no problem...
587727
I'm not happy about the fact that there is no paperwork. You may have figured out the basis: +V is 12vdc in and GND is the ground. Terminal 1=N.O., 2=Com, 3=N.C. for relay "C" the rest follow 4,5 & 6 for relay "A"; 7,8 & 9 for relay "D" and 10,11 &12 for relay "B" . Jumper 4&3 for momentary (Only ON while button is pressed) jump 1&2 for press ON and hold ON then press again to release relay. Button S1 I haven't figured out. I will. Experiment, you can't blow it up.
490356
No optional controllers in mine. In fact mine was missing relays and the entire chlorine generator!! Obviously someone got in there before we did. Amazon came to the rescue though and replaced it though. Not the electrician's service call to install an incomplete system. Im told the software to your phone is good.
1290410
No ... If you open the battery cover, you'll see four tiny switches. These govern the channel that the remote is on. Some other device, probably not in your home, is operating on the same channel and turning on and off your fan and lights. To fix the problem, you will need to change the channel. This is easy to do for the remote ... but you have to make the same changes in the receiver in the fan, which is usually located under the cover nearest to the ceiling. Hopefully that will fix it, but if it doesn't, you'll have to try another channel. Good luck ... hope your ceiling isn't 14' like mine ...
425773
Yes use one remote and one control module. I installed a relay also between the module and the cut outs since the amp draw is higher on the module.
1937162
it might you need to check your owner manual and the original remote inside panel for remote number
1385851
There is a frequency box is beside the battery. It has 4 switches on it that are numbered. Just match it up with your old remote or find the frequency box on the ceiling fan itself and match it with that.
1379396
Ooooh. Your situation is different than mine. I think you can have quite a few of these panels working with one main control panel. I'm not to sure about multiple main control panels. Can't you use one less main control panel now that you have these remote one?
1822866
There is a red and black wire to power the unit with...12v dc. There are four other wires for two outputs that are remote controlled. Connect the devices you wish to run remotely to those wires.
8013
I doubt it because it does have those eight switches inside that won't set themselves. They're like eight tiny light switches that need to be "switched" on or off with a small object like a pin to create the code. They won't switch themselves and I'm pretty sure there's not an override of those eight switches. Hope this helps.
5152
Yes, but is not something you have to get out and re-charge. I guess it does it automatically, so when your power goes out it stays programmed.
1043894
The module can supply a pulse, but you will need additional relays and an electrician to hook that up.I dont have remote start installed.