uCF281 WiFi ceiling fan remote controller kit consists of a rectangular shaped receiver and a

  smart phone APP as shown in Fig. 1

  l A rectangular receiver that can receive control commands from a smart phone. This

           receiver uses existing wiring and can easily fit into the canopy of ceiling fans; and

  l An APP to be loaded into a smart phone. This APP will turn a smart phone into a remote

           control device with friendly user interface.

  The controller has its all connection wires clearly labelled as shown in Fig. 2.

                    AC-L:       Connected to the hot wire of power supply

                    AC-N:       Connected to the neutral wire of power supply

                    Light:         Connected to the lights

                    Motor:       Connected to the fan

                    COM:        Connected to the neutral wire of the fan and/or lights

  Warning: Please make sure power is turned off before starting installation!

  Once properly wired the uCF281 controller can be installed into the canopy of a ceiling fan as

  shown in Fig. 3.

  First please turn on the power supply to the ceiling fan and lights. If there is another switch to

  control the fan speed and the lights please set the switch to the highest fan speed and turn on the

  lights. Follow the instruction comes with the ceiling fan remote controller to download a smart

  phone APP from the designated website. The steps of setting up the APP are as follows:

  1.1    Turn on the power to the ceiling fan. Load the APP into smart phone and launch the APP;

  1.2      Click “Add Device” button enter Device ID and Password. Every controller has a

  unique ID assigned at factory and the default Password is 1234567. The password can be changed

  by the user once the initial setup and operation are completed.

  1.3              Press “Confirm” button to link the ceiling fan. If the setup is successful the status will

  show “Device Online”.  In case “Device Online” is not shown press the Refresh button (a circle

  with an arrow at the top-right-corner). Once “Device Online” is confirmed the ceiling fan and

  lights are ready to be directly controlled by the smart phone in an interface as follows:

  The control buttons are self-explanatory. The are used for turning on or tuning off lights turning

  on ceiling fan at low medium or high speed or turning off ceiling fan and setting up timer.

  1.4         The ceiling fan can also be controlled by a smart phone via Internet.  The fan needs to

  be linked to a router first.

  Press the Menu button (3 horizontal bars at the top-right-corner) to bring up a setup menu. Press

  “Switching Mode” button to bring up the router setup window. Enter the name of your router and

  Password of your router. Press “Confirm” button to link to the ceiling fan. 

  Pressing the Refresh  button  (a circle with an arrow at the top-right-corner) will  update the status.

  If the status shows“Telnet Onlineor ”“LAN Online” the fan has been successfully linked to the

  router. When the router is connected to  the internet the status  will  show “Telnet Online”and the

  fan  can  be controlled  anywhere  as long as  internet  access  is available.  When the  router  is not

  connected to the internet  the status will show “LAN Online”and  the fan  can  only  be controlled

  within the coverage range of the router.

   
  1.5       Password Change:   Press the Menu button (3 horizontal bars at the top-right-corner) to  gain

  access to the setup menu  and then press  “Change Password”  button  to bring up  a  window  for

  1.6  There is a reset button on the side of uCF281 ceiling fan remote controller as shown in Fig. 4. 

  Pressing this button for 5 seconds will restore all the settings to the default factory values.

uCF281 WiFi ceiling fan remote controller are good for all kind of ceiling fans even fo   retrofitting an older ceiling fan.
It can bring convenience and ease to our daily life and work.
They have wide applications at various locations such as homes restaurants conference rooms theatres etc.