The Anderic UC7051GKIT is a ceiling fan remote and receiver kit: an RR7080T remote and a UC7051G receiver that pair by matching 4 dip switches on 304 MHz.

Specifications

• Kit: Anderic UC7051GKIT
• Radio frequency (RF): 303.835 MHz
• Battery: 1 9-Volt (not included)
• UC7051G receiver with a plug-in 9-pin square connector and light-kit wires

Good to Know

• If your fan has an AMP-type plug instead of the 9-pin square (Molex) plug, an adapter cable is needed.

Setup / Pairing

A new kit comes with the remote and receiver already set to matching patterns. Check that both patterns match before closing the fan.

Installing the receiver

1. A qualified electrician is recommended. Disconnect the fan from power at the wall switch (and breaker) before you begin.
2. Open the fan housing to reach the old receiver (see the fan's instructions). Unplug the old receiver and remove it, keeping its screws.
3. Plug the fan's 9-pin square plug into the new receiver until it clicks into place.
4. If you have a light kit, connect the blue and white light wires. If the plugs do not fit, cut off the plugs and join the wires with wire nuts.
5. Secure the receiver with the screws and reinstall the housing.

Setting the codes

1. Before reinstalling the fan housing or canopy, note the dip switch pattern on the UC7051G receiver (or set it to the pattern you want).
2. On the remote, remove the battery cover and slide the 4 dip switches up or down. The factory setting is all switches up; we recommend using a different combination.
3. Set the switches on the remote to EXACTLY match the switches on the UC7051G receiver. The remote and receiver will only work together when both patterns are the same.
4. Replace the battery cover, restore power and test the fan and light.

Safety: turn off power at the circuit breaker before opening the fan canopy or touching the receiver.

What's in the Box

• 1 remote and 1 receiver
• Battery not included

Compatible Models

• ceiling fans that use a UC7051G receiver

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.