Adding devices to your remote control
When the remote control is sold together with a light source (in the same package), they are already paired. If the
remote control is purchased separately, you must manually pair it to your light source.
To add light sources, just repeat the steps below.
Make sure that your light source is installed and the main power switch is turned on.
Hold the remote control close to the light source you want to add (no more than 5 cm away).
Press and hold the pairing button for at least 10 seconds. A red light will shine steadily on the remote control.
Your light source will begin to dim and flash one time to indicate that it has been successfully paired.
Up to 10 light sources can be paired with 1 remote control. Make sure to pair them one at a time. If the light sources
are close to each other, disconnect those that have already been paired from the main power switch.
Factory reset your devices
For light sources:
Toggle the main switch 6 times.
For remote control:
Press the pairing button 4 times within 5 seconds.
Synchronizing
If your light source becomes unsynchronized, a long press on the left (<) or right (>) buttons will return the light
source to its default setting (2700K).
Changing the battery
When the remote control is used regularly and as intended, the batteries will last for approximately 2 years. When it’s
time to replace the battery, a red LED indicator will flash when you press any button on the remote control. Open the
battery lid and replace the battery with two new AAA/HR03 batteries.
Caution! Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to the
instructions.
Important!
The remote control is for indoor use only and can be used in temperatures ranging from 0ºC to 40 ºC (32ºF to
104ºF).
Do not leave the remote control in direct sunlight or near any heat source, as it may overheat.
The range between the remote control and the receiver are measured in open air.
Different building materials and placement of the units can affect the wireless connectivity range.
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