Aeron Window Actuator

Hard wired/wall switch: 10

Wireless: 30

Yes, windows wider than 900mm must use double actuators connected by a synchronisation loom.

Yes, by adjusting the slide switch on the actuator. For further detail, please see Step 7 “Set Chain Length and Module Removal" in the installation instructions here.

Refer to wiring diagram. Note: The actuators are not polarity sensitive.

We recommend a maximum sash width of 900mm for a single actuator. For other sash constraints refer to “the selector chart” available on the website.

Yes, the Open and Close buttons on the Wall Switch and on the Remote also function as a Stop button if the windows are moving. 

Simply commence Opening or Closing the window towards the desired position, and then use the Open or Close button again to Stop the window moving when you reach the desired point. 

Note – the Stop function is not available using the App.

The Connect Plus Hub 2 has 3 LED indicator lights to indicate its status for Power, Wi-Fi connection, and WAN connection. By checking the indicators, you can tell if you have power and if you have a connection.

No, the Elevation system is not compatible with the Aeron hardwired system.

For Elevation, the existing power supply is 24VDC, which is compatible with the new Aeron system.

Elevation retrofit instructions

For Conel, the standalone system also uses 24VDC and can power the Aeron actuator. The Conel keypad system, uses 24VAC, this power supply will need to replaced to a 24VDC transformer.

Conel retrofit instructions

No, the Aeron system does not need a network cable.

For a retrofit setup, the system can only be operated by the remote or app.

To enable the wall switch, additional wiring will need to be run. Refer to retrofit instructions for details.

Elevation retrofit instructions

Conel retrofit instructions

Unfortuantely the old system is not wireless capable and is unable to be connected to the Yale Home App.

Yes, you can have the existing system running as normal and some/few replaced with Aeron.

Note the two systems will work independently of each other.