BIG ASS FANS HAIKU User Manual

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HAIKU
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by BIG ASS FANS
WARNING: Ensure power is disconnected at the fuse/breaker distribution panel before installing or
servicing the wall control and fan!
CAUTION: Installation must be completed in strict conformance with local building and electrical
codes.
WARNING: If installing the fan in Australia, qualified licensed professionals should perform all
installation work.
Review the safety guidelines in the complete Haiku® Installation Guide. If you have questions about any
aspect of the installation process, contact Haiku Technical Service at www.haikufan.com for assistance.
PARTS AND HARDWARE
If you are missing any parts or hardware required for the installation of your Haiku wall control, contact Haiku
Technical Service. Note: Drawings are not to scale.
Wall control (2) #6-32 x 7/8” screw RF board Antenna retainer
Note: If your wall control kit does not include a wall plate, Big Ass Fans recommends using a Decora® wall
plate. Other brands may not be compatible. The junction box and wire connectors are customer supplied.
INSTALLATION
While installing the fan(s) according to the complete Haiku Installation Guide, follow the steps below to
install the Haiku wall control and RF board. It is possible to link up to four (4) Haiku fans to a single controller
to simultaneously control airflow, lights, and special features. If installing linked fans, the first fan must be
located within 20 ft (6 m) of the wall controller. Successive fans must be within 20 ft (6 m) of each other and
with no physical obstructions.
Step 1. Set the wall control address
a) Remove the rubber covering from the back of the wall control. Locate the
DIP switch and rotary switch. See bottom right of this page for the switch
location on the wall control.
b) Toggle DIP switch 1 either on or o, and then turn the rotary switch to one
of sixteen channels. Use a small screwdriver or similar tool to turn the
rotary switch. Together DIP switch 1 and the rotary switch allow 32 unique frequency settings (two sets of
16) to prevent interference between multiple wall controls.
c) Set DIP switches 2–4 as shown below. Make sure switch 3 is o. Settings for switches 2 and 4 depend on
whether the wall control will control a single fan or multiple fans, and whether any of the fans has a light.
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BIG ASS FANS HAIKU Specifications

General

Connectivity	Wi-Fi
Mobile App	Yes (Haiku Home app)
Voice Control	Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant
Power Supply	120-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Wireless Connectivity	Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n)
Operating Temperature	32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)

Summary

Parts and Hardware

Wall Control Unit

The primary device for controlling the Haiku fan.

#6-32 x 7/8" Screw

Mounting hardware for the wall control.

RF Board

Radio frequency transmitter board for fan communication.

Antenna Retainer

Component for securing the fan's antenna.

Haiku Wall Control Installation

Step 1: Set Wall Control Address

Configure DIP and rotary switches for communication.

Step 2: Set RF Board Address

Matching RF board settings to the wall control.

Step 3: Prepare Fan for RF Board

Removing the fan's lower cover to access internal components.

Step 4: Install RF Board

Connecting the RF board to the fan's circuit board.

Step 5: Install Antenna Retainer

Securing the antenna within the fan's hub.

Step 6: Wire the Wall Control

Connecting power and load wires to the wall control unit.

Step 7: Mount the Wall Control

Physically installing the wall control onto the wall plate.

Step 8: Test Fan and Control

Verifying successful installation and operation.

Step 9: Final Assembly

Reinstalling the fan's lower cover or installing the LED kit.

Haiku Wall Control Operation

Operating the Fan

Controls for fan speed, power, and special modes.

Fan Speed Control

Adjusting fan speed using up/down buttons.

Timer Mode

Setting a timed operation for the fan.

Sleep Mode

Gradual reduction of fan speed over time.

Whoosh Mode

Simulating natural breeze by varying fan speed.

Operating the Light

Powering the Light

Turning the light on or off.

Changing the Brightness

Adjusting light intensity with up/down buttons.

Maintenance