Smart Fan Remote with built-in photocell

Adjust Aero-Fan Speed and Schedule From One Knob

Walking to each fan individually to change speed or settings gets tedious once a room runs more than one unit. The TrolMaster FRC-1 smart fan remote centralizes that control for compatible Aero-Fan models, combining a speed-adjustment knob, a built-in photocell, and a small LCD screen into one device.

Growers can set separate day and night power levels, and on oscillating Aero-Fan models, switch between swing modes directly from the remote rather than at each fan.

Key Features & Benefits

• Group Control — manages multiple Aero-Fan units from a single remote.
• Separate Day and Night Settings — sets distinct power levels for different times of day.
• Built-In Photocell — detects day and night automatically for scheduling.
• LCD Screen — displays current settings at a glance.
• Oscillating Swing Mode Control — switches swing modes on compatible oscillating fans.

Who Should Use the FRC-1 Smart Fan Remote

Growers running one or more compatible Aero-Fan units who want centralized control over speed and day/night settings, rather than adjusting each fan individually, are the intended users of the FRC-1. It's especially useful once a room runs enough fans that walking to each one becomes impractical.

About Aero-Fan

Aero-Fan, TrolMaster's ventilation fan brand, builds the FRC-1 remote to give growers centralized control across a room's worth of fans rather than adjusting each one by hand. The built-in photocell reflects the same day/night automation philosophy found throughout TrolMaster's Sacramento, California-engineered device lineup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included with the FRC-1?

The remote and one ECS-9 cable. That covers a standard single-remote installation.

Can I set different fan speeds for day and night?

Yes, the FRC-1 supports separate day and night power settings. The built-in photocell handles switching between them automatically.

Does it work with oscillating Aero-Fan models?

Yes, it lets you switch between swing modes on compatible oscillating fans. That control is available directly from the remote.

How many fans can one FRC-1 control?

More than one, since the remote supports group control of multiple Aero-Fan units together. Exact group size depends on the specific fan models being controlled.