Specifications:
- Universal multi-function Air Conditioning Remote Control can control the great mass of brands of air-conditions including the functions such as model selecting, wing, manual or auto wing directions
- Lovely panel design
- Large Chinese & English display
- Air conditioner remote control is easy to set up
- Easy and convenient for you to handle
- It can control many different world famous brands of Air Conditioners
- With its beautiful body shape and working indicator, it is easy and convenient for you to handle
- It is powerful enough for you to operate in a long distance
- Compatible with over 1000 different world famous brands Air-conditioners
- The best replacement for your lost or damaged remote control for your Air-conditioners
- This Universal Air Conditioner Remote Control applied latest wireless technology
- Has great capacity and various menu and control functions, but easy to operate
- With mini and beautiful shape and indicator, it is convenient for you to operate
- Compatible: Universal A/C
- Batteries: 2 x AAA
- Transmitting Distance: 8m
- Color: Beige
- Material: Plastic
- Size: 13.4 x 4.1 x 1.9cm/5.3 x 1.6 x 0.7in(L x W x T)
Details:
- Has great capacity and various menu and control functions, but easy to operate
- The best replacement for your lost or damaged remote control for your Air-conditioners
- With its beautiful body shape and working indicator, it is easy and convenient for you to handle
- With its beautiful shape and working indicator, it is convenient for you to operate
- It is powered by two AAA batteries. Do not mix different type of batteries together
- Universal multi-function air conditioner remote control can control the great mass of brands of air-conditions including the functions such as model selecting, wing, manual or auto wing directions
How to Use a Remote Control for an Air Conditioner:
Getting up from your seat constantly to change the temperature on a portable or window air conditioner can really be a drag. It's reminiscent of the days before remotes, when you had to get up from the sofa to change the channel on the television. That's practically unthinkable now, so consider bringing your house up to date, too, and stop adjusting the temperature on your air conditioner by hand.
- Buy an air conditioner unit that's fitted with a remote-control sensor, if possible. These come with their own remotes. Most small air conditioners can cool more than 200 square feet, and many of them up to 600 square feet or more
- Place a window unit in a window that faces a chair or a sofa in the room. You don't want to defeat the purpose of having a remote control by having to stand up to get a direct line to it. Ideally, situate the air conditioner where it's remote-accessible from any seat in the room
- Tune all your units to one universal remote control. These infrared remotes operate on the same principle as a television universal remote and allow you to input codes from the units in the various rooms of your home or office. Carry the remote with you from room to room. If you're leaving a room for an extended period, turn the temperature up to save energy
- Adapt an air conditioner to use remote control with a kit that plugs into the wall. Plug the AC unit into the other end of the electrical attachment and aim the remote control at this source. Again, make sure that the infrared receptor is in a spot that you can access easily from your seat
Remote for Air Conditioner Won't Work?
An air conditioner remote control features the same controls as the air conditioner unit interface. You can turn the air conditioner on or off, adjust the thermostat or set the fan speed from the remote if you like. During the life of the air conditioner, you might experience power loss within the remote control
- Batteries-Remote controls that come with various air conditioner units require a specific size battery. Some remotes require two AA batteries while others require AAA batteries. Consult the air conditioner manual to determine which size battery and type of battery powers the remote control. If the batteries fail to power the remote, remove them and either test the battery power of each one or replace them with new ones
- Polarity-While the correct batteries might be installed in the remote control, the batteries might not be inserted correctly. Batteries must be inserted according to the polarity instructions within the battery chamber or owner's manual. Sometimes the instructions indicate that the batteries must face opposite directions for the remote control to work. Slide the cover off of the remote, and remove the batteries. Locate the polarity indicator on the inside of the chamber, and rotate the batteries to mirror the indicator. Insert the batteries as such, and confirm that the internal springs are pressed against the back of the batteries and not bent to the side
- Blockage-If the inside of the battery chamber is dirty, blocked or corroded, the batteries might not power the AC remote control. Slide the back off of the remote, and remove the batteries. Dip the end of a regular cotton swab into some isopropyl alcohol, and gently wipe the metal components of the battery chamber with the wet swab until all dirt and grime are removed from the chamber. Allow a moment for the chamber to dry, and wipe down the batteries to remove dirt and grime. Reinsert them into the chamber according to the polar indicators
- Proximity-The front panel of the air conditioner features a remote control signal receiver. The front of the remote features a window, which sends out signals as commands to the air conditioner. If you are standing too far away from the air conditioner while pressing the buttons on the remote control, the sensor is unable to pick up the signal from the remote. Some units feature a signal range of up to 20 or 21 feet. Move closer to the air conditioner, and press the desired buttons
Package Included:
- 1 x Air Conditioner Remote Control
