The Domus CFA-WC1 is a wall controller for Domus DC ceiling fans nine speeds, reverse, a 1/2/3/8-hour timer, andlight on/off, dimming and CCT on compatible fan lights. Radio frequency,240V AC, 300VA total load.

It works alongside the fan’s existing remote, not instead of it.That is the point of it: a wall control for everyday use, and the handset still works for the times youwant it.

Compatible with all Domus DC ceiling fans, per Domus and it connects byradio frequency, so it does not need to be wired to the fan. That makes itretrofittable: it can go on a wall where no switch drop exists for the fan, which is exactly thesituation people find themselves in after a fan has been installed.

Its total load is 300VA and it is built to AS/NZS60335-1 andAS/NZS60335-2-80. Both are on the datasheet and in no product field and both arewhat an electrician will ask for.

What it controls, and what “compatible” is doing in that sentence

• Nine fan speeds the full DC range, not the three taps an AC fan gives.
• Reverse, on compatible fans the winter mode that pushes warm air down off theceiling.
• Timer: 1, 2, 3 or 8 hours, for the fan and the light.
• Light on/off on any fan with a light.
• Dimming and CCT on compatible ceiling fan lights. Domus’s wording, and thequalifier is real not every fan light kit supports both.
• Send us your fan model and we will confirm which of those functions you will actuallyget before you order. That is the difference between a wall control that does everything and onethat only switches.

Radio frequency, and what that means for installation

• No control wiring to the fan. The controller talks to the fan’s receiver over RF, soit needs a 240V supply at the wall and nothing else.
• Which makes it a genuine retrofit a fan installed with only a remote can gaina wall control without opening the ceiling.
• It still needs pairing with the fan’s receiver. Ask us for the instructions with thequote so your electrician has them on the day.
• And it is mains-wired, so installation is licensed electrical work.

Wall control, remote, or both

• Both is the usual answer, and Domus designed it that way “an ideal choice ifyou would like the option of a remote and a wall control”.
• A wall control is where guests and family look. A fan operable only by a handsetgets left on one speed.
• The remote stays useful for adjusting from bed.
• The fan’s receiver carries a shorter warranty than the fan on Domus DC ranges typically one year against three. Adding a second control does not change that, but it is worth knowingwhat the electronics term is.

The 300VA figure, and why it matters

• Total load 300VA. That is the ceiling on what this controller can switch the fan motor plus any light on it.
• A DC fan draws around 25W and a fan light kit around 18W, so a single fanand light sits well inside it.
• It is the figure to check if you intend one controller to serve more than one fan.Tell us the arrangement and we will check it.
• It is on the datasheet and in no product field, so it will not appear in aspecification pulled from the record.

Where it works

• On any Domus DC ceiling fan, per Domus confirm the light functions with us.
• Retrofits where no switch drop exists for the fan RF, no control wiring.
• Households where a handset alone is not enough.
• Not for AC fans this is a DC controller.
• Not a DIY job mains-wired, licensed electrician, and it needs pairing.
• One-year warranty, not three.

Specifying it

Wall controller for Domus DC ceiling fans.4080120mm. White.Nine speeds, reverse, timer (1/2/3/8 hours), light on/off, and dimming and CCT on compatible fanlights. Radio frequency connection no control wiring to the fan.240V AC. Total load 300VA. Built toAS/NZS60335-1 and AS/NZS60335-2-80.

The 300VA load and both standards are on the datasheet and in no product field. Works alongside the fan’s existing remote, not instead of it.Send us your fan model and we will confirm which light functions you will get.Licensed electrical installation. Warranty 1 year.

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Questions

Will it work with my fan?

Domus says it is compatible with all their DC ceiling fans, and it connects by radio frequency so there is no control wiring to run. What varies is the light: dimming and CCT work on compatible fan lights, and Domus’s own wording carries that qualifier for a reason not every kit supports both. Send us your fan model and we will confirm which functions you will actually get before you order.

Does it replace the remote?

No it works alongside it, and Domus designed it that way. That is usually what you want: a wall control is where guests and family look, so a fan operable only by a handset tends to get left on one speed, while the remote stays useful for adjusting from bed.

Do I need to run wiring to the fan?

No. It talks to the fan’s receiver over radio frequency, so it needs a 240V supply at the wall and nothing else which makes it a genuine retrofit for a fan installed with only a remote, without opening the ceiling. It does need pairing with the receiver, so ask us for the instructions with the quote.

What load can it switch?

300VA total. A DC fan draws around 25W and a fan light kit around 18W, so a single fan and light sits well inside it. The figure matters if you intend one controller to serve more than one fan tell us the arrangement and we will check it. Note it is on the datasheet and in no product field, so it will not appear in a specification pulled from the record.

What standards is it built to?

AS/NZS 60335-1 and AS/NZS 60335-2-80. Both are on the datasheet and in no product field, and both are what an electrician will ask for so it is worth having them before the visit rather than during it.

Can I fit it myself?

No. It is mains-wired at 240V, so installation is licensed electrical work, and it also needs pairing with the fan’s receiver once it is in. Ask us for the installation and pairing instructions with the quote so your electrician has them on the day.

Why is the warranty only one year?

One year is the term on this accessory, where most of this catalogue is three. Worth noting alongside it: on Domus DC fan ranges the fan’s own receiver and remote also carry one year against the fan’s three, so the control electronics generally carry the shorter term.