K1100
The ceiling-mounted sensor learns the AC OFF command and sends it after no presence is detected for your selected delay.
Explore K1100K1100 handles empty-room shut-off in the background, while RC1000 gives guests a familiar remote with configured temperature limits. Each works independently, and both can serve the same compatible AC.
Automatic empty-room shut-off
Universal remote & temperature limits
Choose the product that fits the room, or use both with a compatible infrared-controlled air conditioner.
The ceiling-mounted sensor learns the AC OFF command and sends it after no presence is detected for your selected delay.
Explore K1100
Control a compatible AC, set a cooling minimum and heating maximum, and lock those settings while keeping normal remote operation.
Explore RC1000Each device works independently. RC1000 does not detect room occupancy, and K1100 does not set temperature limits. They do not need to connect to each other. See both setup guides.
K1100 addresses empty-room AC operation through delayed automatic shut-off, while RC1000 controls compatible AC units within configured temperature limits.
A delayed infrared OFF command helps reduce AC left running while guests are away.
Guests can use everyday AC controls while configured temperature limits remain protected.
Both devices operate independently without a guest account, hub or app.
RC1000 setup covers pairing, AC response testing and protected temperature limits. Bedroom installation for K1100 requires a 60- or 90-minute delay and ceiling placement directly above the bed.
A trial with one compatible AC helps identify where automatic shut-off, temperature limits or both provide the most value.
K1100 and RC1000 support different hosting needs, with clear setup guidance for consistent guest comfort and energy control.
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