The Aquascape Color-Changing Light Remote is useful in if you don't have adequate WIFI coverage near your pond, water feature, or wherever you require lighting. The remote allows for wireless RF remote control of Aquascape Color-Changing Lights without the use of a smart phone or tablet. It provides simple lighting controls, including, on/off, color selection, dimming, and more.
Setup is quick and easy, simply pair the remote to the hub to control your Aquascape Color-Changing Lights.
Note: The Smart Control Hub (sold separately) is still required to set up a Colour-Changing Light system.
Features:
Optional RF remote control for use with Aquascape Color-Changing Lights
Allows for control of Aquascape Color-Changing Lights without the use of a smartphone or tablet
Provides a variety of lighting controls Quick and easy setup
Functions:
Power / Pairing Button turns lights on and off as desired and pairs the remote to the hub
Color Wheel makes it easy to select your desired color
Rate/Speed Up increases the speed of the cycle or strobe option Rate/Speed Down decreases the speed of the cycle of strobe option
Select Mode stops the cycle or strobe to achieve the desired color
Undo Mode reverts back to the cycle or strobe last selected
Brightness Up and Brightness Down increases or decreases the brightness of lights
Cycle continuously changes through all available color options
White engages the white diodes for a warm white light (3,000 K)
Tannins are what typically causes brown or tea-coloured water in ponds. The intensity of the color can range from light amber to dark brown, depending on the concentration of tannins. The most common source of tannins is decaying plant matter like tree leaves, twigs, aquatic plants and algae.
Daily Pond Tip
Tannins are what typically causes brown or tea-coloured water in ponds. The intensity of the color can range from light amber to dark brown, depending on the concentration of tannins. The most common source of tannins is decaying plant matter like tree leaves, twigs, aquatic plants and algae.
