AXA Remote 2.0 - User Manual; Remote Control Operation; Configuring Remote Control; Ventilation Capacity

The configuration time is 20 seconds. The LED light
will switch off once this time passes. If you want to
configure the remote control or another remote
control, you must briefly remove the batteries and
then re-insert them. Then repeat step 2.
- A remote control can be configured to an unlimited
number of window units.
- A window unit can be configured to maximum
8 remote controls.
3 Press the Open button again and allow the chain to fully exit
the closing unit.
The closing unit is now ready for assembly (figure ).
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AXA Remote 2.0
Remote-controlled window opener
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User manual
Remote control (figure ):
The remote control has 3 buttons: Open, Stop and Close.
When the Open or Close buttons are pressed briefly, the
window will fully open or close.
When the Open or Close buttons are pressed continuously,
the window will open or close as long as the button is pressed.
When the Stop button is pressed, the movement will be
stopped.
Always point the remote control at the front of the
closing unit (figure ).
Configuring remote control:
1 Place 2x AAA batteries in the remote control and
4x AA batteries in the closing unit (figure ).
2 The LED light in the closing unit will come on for 20 seconds
(green). Press the Open button (top button) on the remote
control. The light will briefly turn off when configuration has
taken place.
Open
Stop
Close
A B
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C
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C
B
6
A
Ventilation capacity
According to NEN 1087 and NEN 8087, which identify minimum ventilation per area, the AXA Remote 2.0 complies with the minimum
ventilation capacity of 25 m
3
/hour per area, based on a window surface area of 0.26 m
2
. Due to its many opening possibilities, the
AXA Remote 2.0 is also suitable for aeration. For the mentioned window size, each AXA Remote 2.0 is able to sufficiently ventilate an
area of 22.5 m
2
. The AXA Remote 2.0 also complies with the capacity guideline established in NPR 1088 because it enables continuous
opening and closing. This allows the required ventilation to be arranged.
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