NO WIRING REQUIRED = NO HASSLE

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SOLAR POWERED VENTILATION

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The Supreme solar smart motor is designed to be used without any additional power or wiring from the building.The motor is a solar charged, remote operated, chain driven opener system and is designed to be used with skylights. The operator is powered by a Lithium battery pack that is recharged from the external solar panel. An AC adapter is provided which consumes an ultra low amount of power either while in use or while idle.

The intelligence of the solar motor extends to the handheld remote which offers a bi-directional feedback display. The large and readable display provides feedback on a number of critical items, such as: open / close status , operator and remote battery levels, rain sensor status and solar charge rate. The remote includes automated thermostat control and other advanced programming options. A single remote can be paired with one or multiple operators within range.

The benefits of natural daylight are already known. With a solar motor, your Skylight will provide natural ventilation without any power consumption. Ventilation can be automated using the remote’s thermostat settings.

* Optional Automation Systems – ECI RemoteThe solar motor has the capability to be controlled from other devices such as thermostats, home/building automation systems and security systems, via the use of wired External Control Inputs (ECI) on a dedicated ECI Remote.

Operator Highlights

1. Operating force rating of 60 lbs at the chain.2. Powered by a solar charged battery pack that

is end-user replaceable. AC adapter included.3. White cover is standard. Paintable surface.4. Rain Sensor.

Remote Highlights

1. Large and readable bi-directional feedback display.2. Automatic Thermostat Operation.3. 9 programmable Zones with up to 9 operators

assigned to a single zone.

The Supreme Solar Powered Skylight is ready to go right out of the box without the need for an electrician or charging the motor.