Remote Bidet | Living Star 7900 Dual Bidet Control
A remote bidet helps you to use a bidet seat conveniently with a wireless electronic device communicating with the bidet main unit.
What is the Infra-Red (IR) Remote Control?
- If you are using an IR LED light in your bathroom, there might be a chance of signal interference from the IR LED light on the ceiling since they might be using the same frequency. In this case, please move your remote control closer and point it to the main bidet unit, where the IR receiver is located. (typically, it is located near your side panel keyboard of the bidet unit).
- The IR technology works well over short distances. Install your IR remote control as close as possible to the main bidet unit, especially, if you are operating the remote in the holder installed on the wall.
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- You can change the batteries in the remote once or twice a year, depending on the frequency of use. (You can see red light comes on as you press a button on the remote; however, the light gets dimmer or no light comes out when the batteries are low).
LivingStar 7900 Dual Bidet Control
Living Star 7900 elongated seat offers a dual control bidet via the remote and side panel keyboard. The remote control bidet uses the IR method using 38Khz frequency. It is lightweight, slime, and durable with 100% waterproof. Also, some basic keys are attached to the side panel of the bidet unit, maximizing your convenience. |
How does a dual control via the remote and side panel keyboard help you?
The dual control gives you not only convenience but also flexibility and an alternative way to control your bidet for seamless use. If there is an issue with a remote, you still be able to use the bidet using the side panel keyboard.
Dimension of 7900 Remote Bidet
Radio Frequency (RF) Remote Control
A typical Radio Frequency (RF) remote bidet uses a 2.4 GHz radiofrequency. It covers a longer distance than the InfraRed (IR) method. The advantage of having the RF remote bidet is that you don’t have to point it to the main bidet unit and it provides more reliable data communication with the main bidet unit as compared to the IR remote control. The RF remote bidet is required to be certified by FCC for RF safety.
- The RF will NOT conflict with your IR LED light on your ceiling; therefore, you don’t have to turn off your IR light when you are operating your bidet seat with the remote.
- You don’t need to point the remote control to the RF receiver at the main bidet unit.
- You can operate the remote at any angle.
IR Remote Bidet 7100 LivingStar
LivingStar 7100 Remote Bidet uses a 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency, which offers reliable data communication with the main unit. The remote provides a seamless bidet operation and you can easily set up your preference of water temperature, water pressure, seat temperature, and air dryer temperature via the remote. The remote is waterproofed and normally you may change the remote battery once or twice a year depending on the volume of bidet use.
Living Star Bidets with Remote
Living Star 7100 and 7900 are controlled by Remote. Both models offer all necessary bidet functions via remote. One of the core features of bidet seats, the remote bidet seats provide unique washing features:
Living Star 7100 |
Living Star 7900 |
Multiple settings for water temperature (4), Heated seat (4), water pressure (5), seat temperature (5), warm air dryer (6), nozzle position (5) | Multiple settings for water temperature(4), water pressure(5), air Dryer(5), seat temperature(4), nozzle Position(5) |
People Also Asked
What happens if my remote is NOT working?
If your bidet seat is only controlled by the remote controller, then you will need to replace the remote. This is the exact reason why you need a dual control system that has a remote as well as a side panel keypad allowing you to control from both keyboards.
Why my remote sometimes doesn't work?
If your remote uses IR technology, then it is the same as your TV remote; you need to face the remote toward where the receiver is located.
If my remote gets water, then what would I do?
Do not operate the remote. Take the battery out, then dry it out completely. Then put the batteries back in. back into the remote.
How do I know if my remote works?
Usually, if the remote works, then you will see a red light flashing. If there is no red light, then you probably need to change the batteries or replace the remote.
Can I operate the remote without sitting on the seat?
Most modern bidet seats have body sensors built-in for ensuring you are actually seated. Therefore, you need to sit down on the seat to operate the remote.
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