K1100
The ceiling-mounted sensor learns the AC OFF command and sends it after no presence is detected for your selected delay.
Explore K1100Answers for the K1100 auto-off sensor and RC1000 universal AC remote: what each does, how to set it up and how to use both in the same room.
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.
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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.
Yes. K1100 uses passive infrared (PIR) sensing to monitor room occupancy and starts the selected delay after it no longer detects presence.
Klisens learns the OFF command from your air conditioner remote. It then works like a remote control and sends an infrared OFF signal to the AC. It does not need WiFi, Bluetooth, RF, internet, a hub, or an additional receiver.
For every bedroom, choose 60 or 90 minutes; the minimum is 60 minutes. Mount K1100 on the ceiling directly above the bed with a clear sensing view of the sleeping area to help detect small movements. Aim the infrared transmitter toward the AC and test operation after mounting.
Guests often leave key cards inserted so the AC keeps running while they are away. Klisens focuses specifically on the air conditioner and turns it off after the room has been empty for the selected time.
A balcony switch reacts only when the balcony door is opened. Klisens reacts when people leave the room, so it can prevent AC waste even when the balcony door is closed.
Yes, if the unit uses a compatible infrared remote with a dedicated OFF command. Inverter AC units still waste energy when users set very low temperatures and leave the room. K1100 helps stop cooling an empty room.
K1100 works with compatible split, mini-split and VRV/VRF units controlled by a handheld infrared remote with a dedicated OFF command. It is not suitable for wired-only systems or remotes that use one toggle command for both ON and OFF, because repeating a toggle command could turn an already-off unit back on.
In standard rooms with 2.6 to 3.0 meter ceilings, Klisens detects within about a 5 meter radius. It is designed for rooms and offices, and is not recommended for areas larger than about 40 square meters.
The four settings are 15, 30, 60 and 90 minutes. There is no 45-minute setting. Bedrooms require at least 60 minutes: use 60 or 90. Offices may use 15 or 30 depending on occupancy.
K1100 is ceiling mounted. In bedrooms, place it directly above the bed so the sensing area covers small movements during sleep. Keep the sensing area clear, direct the infrared transmitter toward the AC and securely fasten the device. Test detection and the OFF command from its final position.
No. Installation is simple and usually takes only a few minutes. The device can be mounted with screws and anchors, or with a suitable adhesive method depending on the surface.
Klisens works like a remote control. It does not cut power to the air conditioner, so it does not stress the unit like hard power-cut systems can.
Savings depend on how much the AC currently runs while the room is empty. In high-waste rooms, the device can pay for itself quickly. Actual results vary by AC size, electricity rate, usage, and room behavior.
Klisens uses two standard AAA batteries. Batteries are not included. Battery life is typically at least 2 years, depending on use and placement.
The product warranty period is 12 months, subject to the warranty terms.
K1100 is produced in Türkiye. RC1000 is manufactured in P.R.C.
RC1000 is a universal replacement remote for compatible infrared-controlled air conditioners. It provides everyday control, a minimum cooling temperature, a maximum heating temperature and a lock for those settings. It does not detect whether a room is occupied.
No. Both products work independently with compatible air conditioners. Use RC1000 for control and temperature limits, K1100 for automatic empty-room shut-off, or both for those two functions in the same room.
Unlock settings with SET + TIME OFF held together for three seconds. Find the responding AC code using SET and TEMP + / TEMP −, save with OK and test the controls. Codes depend on the AC model; the example code 165 is not universal.
In heating mode, use SET + F.HEAT to configure the maximum. In cooling mode, use SET + TEMP − to configure the minimum. Confirm each with OK, then lock the settings with SET + TIME OFF. Follow the full manual and setup video for the button sequence.
The displayed value can differ from the effective AC command. In the setup demonstration, the AC stays at the configured limit even as the remote display goes beyond it. Check the AC response when testing your settings.
The lock protects pairing codes and temperature-limit settings while allowing everyday AC operation. Hold SET + TIME OFF together for three seconds to toggle the lock.
Pair RC1000 with the AC and confirm normal operation first. Then teach K1100 the confirmed OFF command. Set and test each device separately. They send infrared commands to the AC and do not pair wirelessly with one another.