@TechConnectify@mas.to The Standard Atomberg Remote Control & Functions: Unlike traditional fans that rely on a wall regulator to physically alter voltage, an Atomberg fan runs its speed control entirely through software. The standard model uses a dedicated wireless remote control that communicates directly with the microprocessor on the fan's internal PCB. Because the fan's motherboard handles the heavy lifting, the remote introduces several clever functions that are mechanically impossible on a standard induction fan: 1. ON/OFF Button: Completely toggles power to the internal motor control circuit, allowing you to leave your physical wall switch flipped "on" permanently. 2. Speed Control (Keys 1 to 5): Directly alters the Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) duty cycle sent to the stator coils. Speed 1 spins the fan at a dead-silent crawl using only 2 to 3 Watts of power, while Speed 5 ramps it up to its full 28-35 Watt peak capacity. 3. Boost Mode: Acts as an "overclock" button. It bypasses standard speed curves to immediately push the motor to its absolute maximum rated RPM and airflow delivery (up to 360 RPM depending on the model size). 4. Sleep Mode: A highly efficient comfort feature. When activated, the microprocessor automatically reduces the fan speed by one level every two hours. This prevents you from freezing in the middle of the night as ambient temperatures drop, while steadily scaling down the fan's power consumption. 5. Timer Mode: Offers dedicated buttons for 1, 2, 3, or 6 hours. The onboard chip counts down the duration and cuts power to the motor automatically when the time elapses—ideal for falling asleep or regulating room air without running the fan all day. 6. LED Toggle (On Select Models): If the fan includes an integrated LED under-light or speed indicator, the remote allows you to dim, brighten, or turn off the indicator lights so they don't disturb you in a dark room.