The Anderic DC8-96SG8 is a substitute for the DC8-120-60LP39-L receiver. It is a DC ceiling fan receiver that pairs with the DC1 remote.
Specifications
- Shipped receiver: Anderic DC8-96SG8
- Radio frequency (RF)
- Receiver for DC ceiling fans: 6 fan speeds, fan off, forward/reverse and light on/off with dimming
- Up to 40 W motor output and 60 W LED light output, 120 VAC 60 Hz
Good to Know
- This is a receiver only. No remote is included; it works with the DC1 remote, sold separately.
- It is for DC motor ceiling fans only, within 40 W motor and 60 W LED light output. It does not work on AC fans.
- Do not use a wall dimmer switch to control the fan speed.
- Before ordering, match your fan's receiver label and wiring to the DC8 type.
Setup / Pairing
- Turn the power off at the circuit breaker. Install the DC8 receiver in the fan following the fan's wiring instructions, then restore power.
- Remove the remote's battery cover, insert 2 AAA batteries (not included) and replace the cover.
- Choose the light setting: DIM lets the light dim and brighten while you hold the light key; ON gives light on/off only. The remote is set to DIM at the factory.
- Universal mode: set the remote's dip (code) switch to the upper COMMON CODE position. The remote is ready to use. Other remotes in the same setting can also control the fan.
- Learning mode (to pair one specific remote): set the dip switch to the lower L.CODE position. Turn the fan power off at the circuit breaker for at least 10 seconds, then turn it back on.
- Within 60 seconds of restoring power, press and hold the LEARN button for at least 3 seconds.
- If the fan has a light, it blinks twice when pairing is complete. For a fan without a light, test with the remote.
- If it does not pair, make sure the power was off for at least 10 seconds and repeat. A fan can be controlled by up to two remotes; to control several fans together, set their dip switches the same.
What's in the Box
- 1 Anderic DC8-96SG8 receiver
Compatible Models
Before ordering, check the model or part number printed on your old remote (usually on the back or inside the battery compartment) and compare it to this list.
