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- Kelvinator AC Remote Control with Cooling Function
Kelvinator air conditioner remote control with temperature and fan settings
Give your Android phone a remote for a supported Kelvinator air conditioner. Use the temperature dial and available control buttons for small adjustments, then return to your saved remote when you need it again. Your phone must have a built-in infrared (IR) blaster. Aim the phone's IR emitter at the indoor unit to send commands. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth do not replace this hardware. Everyday Kelvinator AC controls Available functions depend on your AC and the selected remote profile: - Switch the air conditioner on or off. - Adjust the selected temperature with the dial or plus and minus buttons. - Choose an available operating mode, such as Cool, Dry, Fan, Auto or Heat. - Change fan speed and swing settings where supported. Your remotes, saved by room Once a profile works, save it under a room name. Open that saved remote from home, rename it later or remove it when it's no longer useful. Your recent remote is also available from home. Choose a light or dark appearance in Settings. Find a matching remote Choose a remote profile and test it while aiming your phone at the AC. Check power, temperature and the other settings you use. If the AC does not respond correctly, use the profile arrows to try another remote. Save a match once you have checked its controls. Compatibility Not every AC model or function is supported. The app cannot automatically detect your air conditioner or confirm that it received a command. Watch the AC itself when testing. The temperature on the remote screen is your chosen setting, not a measured room temperature. Disclaimer This is an independent remote-control app, not an official Kelvinator app. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kelvinator.
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