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.
2022800
It's been a couple of years now, but as I recall, yes, there are 4 little switches inside module that you match up with the remote. I've not had to reset anything after power outages.
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...
2022802
The unit is not programed for the remote. They are matched up so loss of power does not affect it. It works right out of the box!
2022803
Power failure is not problem, unit will work when power restored without re-programimg
802522
No. The power comes down from a small transformer up by the door opener drive unit. If you surf you can find the whole kit
1553308
This is only the case... Not the internal electronics (computer board and battery). If you don't need the electronics and your remote looks like this one that's pictured, this is your solution. The electrical board and battery swap right over.
1854556
You will need to reprogram the remotes, you may have deleted them while going through the programming functions. Do read the Manual thoroughly before programming.
871722
Tony - It doesn't just switch on and off. It is a very fast up or down fade that only takes a second or two. As for the power outage, I've never had to reprogram one because the power went out but I suppose it would depend on how long the power was off. Programming is so easy though... it just involves pushing the up or down buttons to get the right light level you want... then pushing the "set" button and you're done. There are small LEDs on the unit that will show you the level you're at. Then, every time you turn it on with the "set" button, it will go to that preset level. If you decide you want it higher or lower light level it's super easy to change.... just push the button until the lighting is where you want it, press the "set" button until the LED flashes if you want to keep it... and you're done . An afterthought: When it dims down it does go to full dark.... not just a low illumination.
1226430
The only manual I have may be downloaded at: http://www.universalremote.com/support/residential-downloads.phpIn order to have it programmed, you must pay a dealer to program it for you. Other than that, and the fact that it's a bit fragile, it's a good remote.
391842
There is nothing to program. You remove your old circuits from your old broken or worn case and put it in these. If your old remote doesn't work then this is not the one for you. It is just the case
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.
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.
1269614
you need to have an alternate entry to get inside your home to operate the control panel or to operate the door manually. otherwise you need to have spare batteries in your car.
947980
The outage causes them to automatically turn to the off state. You do not need to reprogram the outlets though. You do need to turn the appliances back on with the remote.
447265
The panel has a push button. Its the large opaque colored rectangular area you see in the pictures. You can lift it up to do other programming for the unit. This unit is compatible with remote operation connected to the internet and mobile app, but will not do it alone. You need another piece of equipment to work with it for remote operation. I did not get it b/c I did not see a need for it at this time. I just wanted to have the timed closing function when I do forget to close the garage door. Of course now that I know I have it, I have yet to leave the door opened or unattended :)
1373987
No, the outlet switches are numbered and preprogrammed to respond to the numbered buttons on the remote.
2019918
There is a plug on the back of the deckhand. it is just a plug together after you run the wire. After the remote is plugged in the local switch should not be used!
2094793
Yes, there's an override button that makes it work like a normal switch. It will also keep doing whatever you programmed.
1930303
Sorry I don't know the answer to that. The remote has a code scan function detailed in the instructions and you can give it a shot. Best of luck.
1290407
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 ... 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... » Read More 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 ... « Show Less