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Control room temperatures and forgotten AC.

K1100 adds automatic shut-off after a room stays empty, while RC1000 provides everyday AC control and adjustable temperature limits. Either device can work independently, or both can serve compatible infrared-controlled units.

K1100

Automatic empty-room shut-off

Klisens K1100

RC1000

Universal remote & temperature limits

Klisens RC1000
Two products. Two useful jobs.

Automatic shut-off and everyday AC control.

Choose the product that fits the room, or use both with a compatible infrared-controlled air conditioner.

Klisens K1100 sensor
Automatic empty-room shut-off

K1100

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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Klisens RC1000 remote control
Universal remote & temperature limits

RC1000

Control a compatible AC, set a cooling minimum and heating maximum, and lock those settings while keeping normal remote operation.

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Each 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 · Automatic shut-off RC1000 · Temperature limits No WiFi, app or hub Independent operation
Why it matters

Meeting rooms can waste energy through empty-room running and extreme settings.

K1100 provides delayed empty-room OFF commands, while RC1000 protects a configured temperature range. Room activity determines the appropriate K1100 timing, especially in spaces where people remain still.

K1100

Reduce empty-room AC running

The sensor sends an OFF command after the selected no-presence delay.

RC1000

Define a temperature range

A configured cooling minimum and heating maximum stay protected on compatible AC units.

Facilities

No network rollout

Neither device requires WiFi, an app or a hub, and final-position testing confirms reliable operation.

Ceiling-mounted Klisens with split AC
Recommended setup

Setup matched to room activity.

Office timers of 15 or 30 minutes may suit active rooms. Sleeping or overnight rooms require a 60- or 90-minute delay and ceiling placement directly above the bed. RC1000 pairing and testing remain separate.

  • K1100: select a timer that suits occupancy and movement
  • RC1000: set cooling and heating limits, then protect the settings
  • Sleeping rooms: ceiling above the bed and at least 60 minutes
Plan your setup

Room-by-room installation planning.

A meeting-room or treatment-room trial helps determine the sensor and remote quantities needed across the wider site.

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The right AC control for every shared space.

K1100 and RC1000 support different workplace needs, with clear setup guidance for reliable operation and energy control.

Compare K1100 and RC1000