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For over 35 years,
making the hottest places cool
and the coolest places...
more comfortable.
Halcyon Mini-Splits Are For You If:
Central air quotes give you
sticker shock
You don't want to lose closet
space to ductwork
You have warm or cold spots in
your home or business
Your window air conditioner's
noise prevents you from hearing
the television
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Printed in the USA Rev. 3/13
Part #6-26-FG2028
Fujitsu General America, Inc.
353 Route 46 West
Fairfield, NJ 07004
Toll Free: (888) 888-3424
Local: (973) 575-0380
Fax: (973) 836-0447
Email: hvac@fujitsugeneral.com
www.fujitsugeneral.com
A subsidiary of
Fujitsu General Limited
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I have three Fujitsu HVAC systems installed in my condominium (P/N 9373329206). I would like to replace the existing Wired Controllers with your Kagami Wired Remote Controller system(UTY-RVRU?). Are the new controllers retrofittable to my system and, if so, how can I get an installed cost estimate? Thanks, David
How do you use your Remote
To use the remote for a Fujitsu Mini-Split:
1. Slide Down the Door – At the bottom of the remote, there are programming functions.
2. Programming – Follow the manual step by step to set a weekly program or sleep timer. Avoid using it if unsure, as incorrect settings may cause issues.
3. Reset Button – If a mistake is made during programming, use the reset button to restore factory settings.
4. Mode Selection – For heating season, set the mode to "Heat" using the mode button.
For wired remote controllers, installation involves:
- Stripping the remote controller cable.
- Removing the front and rear case using a flat-blade screwdriver.
- Mounting the rear case on a wall or box with screws.
- Connecting the required cables.
Additional features may include integration with automation systems, occupancy sensors, and other heating/cooling devices.
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