Remote Control - Sulion NATI M Bedienungsanleitung

Preparing for setup
Note: The estimated Setup time is 120 minutes. This product must
only be installed by a certified electrician.
Remove the fan from the packaging carefully, avoiding the use
of knives which could scratch any part of it.
Remove all the components. Place the motor on a cloth or soft
surface so as not to damage its surface finish.
Carefully handle the unit to make sure that its casing does not
bend or get scratched.
The fan must be mounted on the floor or a large enough table
to prevent any component from falling off.

Remote control

Turn off
the fan
Speeds
Timer
Timer: If any button is pressed after a shutdown schedule
has been selected, it will be cancelled.
Nature wind: Increase and decrease the fan speed auto-
matically, generating a breeze effect. To link this function,
the fan must be previously turning at a certain speed.
Pressing any button afterward will override this feature.
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Synchronisation of one or more fans with a single
control:
CAVEAT! Prior to syncing, make sure the ceiling fans you
don't want to sync to the same remote are turned off at the
wall switch, otherwise they might be synced too, and once
synced they can't be unsynchronized
1.- Switch on the power (wall switch) of the fans to be
controlled, and then, within the next 15 seconds, press the
remote control button
2.- A "beep" type sound indicates that the connection has
been made and the equipment can work normally.
3.- Now, the remote control and the fan receivers will have
been synchronised. Turn off the power to the fans using the
switch or the automatic switch and then turn them on again,
this step is the one that closes the synchronisation process.
Rotation direction: summer and winter
Nature
wind
The sliding switch controls the direction, whether clockwi-
se or counterclockwise.
Summer option/down - he downwards air current creates
Summer
a refreshing effect as indicated in diagram A.
/ Winter
Winter option/up - An ascending air current pushes hot
air away from the fan area near the ceiling, as indicated
in diagram B. This allows you to use less central heating.
for 10 continuous seconds.
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