Soleus Air KFS-12G, KFR-12G, KFR-18G, KFR-24G, KF(R)-09GW, KF(R)-12GW, KF(S)-12GW, KF(S)-12GW/A
Display
Celsius
Universal
No — model specific
Batteries
Not included
Before ordering
Verify the model, as the maker asks
Programming
Not stated by the maker
Range
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B094H6K9RR
EAN
8015429046074
What the maker puts in writing
For Soleus Air KFS-12G, KFR-12G, KFR-18G, KFR-24G, KF(R)-09GW, KF(R)-12GW, KF(S)-12GW, KF(S)-12GW/A
Display in Celsius
No battery included
Verify the model before ordering
The scale, which nobody else raises
Celsius only. Eight remotes on this shelf say nothing about the display scale and one says it shows both.
On a machine installed in an American house, a remote that reads 24 instead of 75 is usable and permanently mildly annoying. It is the sort of thing discovered after delivery, and this listing says it before.
Eight codes, named
That is the whole purchase on this shelf: not a brand, a code. Find the label on the indoor unit, match it, done.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: $20 at the American Amazon shop.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.
The questions that keep coming up
Will it show Fahrenheit?
No. The listing says *Display in Celsius* and nothing else. One remote on this shelf publishes both scales; this one publishes one, and on a machine sold in the United States that is worth knowing before it arrives.
How do I check the model?
The listing names eight codes beginning KFS, KFR and KF(R) or KF(S). The code is on the indoor unit, usually on a label behind or beside the filter. The maker asks you to verify it before ordering, which four other sellers on this shelf also do in capitals.
Is a universal remote not simpler?
Cheaper, not simpler. The universal remote on this shelf requires code searching and excludes window and portable air conditioners outright. A model-specific remote works out of the packet.
Westinghouse's 78095 is an infrared replacement remote built for the company's own ceiling fans with a light kit, stated by Westinghouse to fit most of its ceiling fans, with exceptions listed in each fan's own specifications. It controls three fan speeds plus off, and separately turns the light on and off with a dimmer, and comes with a wall-mount bracket and screws.
Compatible fans
Stated by Westinghouse to fit most Westinghouse ceiling fans; exceptions are listed in the specific fan's own technical data
Fan speed control
3 speeds (fast / medium / slow) plus off
Light control
On/off, plus a dimmer
Power
2 × AA batteries, not included
In the box
Remote, wall bracket, mounting screws, manual
Bulb compatibility
Westinghouse recommends its own LED bulbs; other LED bulbs may not work correctly with the dimmer, per Westinghouse
Package dimensions / weight
201 × 176 × 49 mm (7.91 × 6.93 × 1.93 in), 300 g
Amazon reference
B00202KN1M (EAN 4895105601797, identical on DE/FR/IT/ES/GB)
Confirmed with a live price on five of the six markets we checked (DE, FR, IT, ES, GB) — and the strongest German sales rank of the three remotes in this hub
Made and branded by the fan manufacturer itself, with a stated fit against Westinghouse's own ceiling fan range rather than a code list to search or enter
Brand-locked to Westinghouse — none of the ceiling fans reviewed on this site (Briloner 3963016, MiKoMiKa F8808, EXTRASTAR IT-OMFSD-2003, ROTTOGOON CF1501) are made by Westinghouse, so this remote is not a fit for any of them
Best for: A Westinghouse ceiling fan with a lost or damaged remote — Westinghouse states most of its models are covered, with exceptions listed per fan. It is not a fit for the Briloner, MiKoMiKa, EXTRASTAR or ROTTOGOON fans reviewed on this site.
Hama's 00221040 is a universal infrared remote for freestanding and fixed air conditioners, sold as an extra or replacement remote. It ships pre-programmed for what Hama calls common brands and devices — naming Daikin, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, LG and Samsung among others — rather than requiring a code to be entered by hand, and adds a backlit LCD and a built-in auto-off timer.
Compatible brands
Pre-programmed for common brands and devices — Hama names Daikin, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, LG and Samsung among others
Setup
Ready to use out of the box for the named brands — no code entry described
Display
Backlit LCD
Timer
Built-in — switches the unit off automatically after a preset time
Power
2 × AAA batteries, included
In the box
Remote, 2 AAA batteries, wall-mount holder with 2 screws, manual with brand code list
Package dimensions / weight
257 × 77 × 44 mm (10.1 × 3.03 × 1.73 in), 200 g
Amazon reference
B0DQ1NGJ99 (EAN 4047443532305, identical on all six markets checked)
Confirmed with a live price on all six markets we checked — DE, FR, IT, ES, US and GB — the widest confirmed availability of the three remotes in this hub
Ships pre-programmed for the brands Hama names, with no code to look up and enter, unlike the Metronic remote reviewed alongside it
None of the brands Hama names — Daikin, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, LG, Samsung and others it doesn't list individually — match the portable air conditioners reviewed on this site (Dreo, Gymax, Okyuk, Temprium)
Best for: A Daikin, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, LG or Samsung split or portable unit whose own remote is lost or broken — check Hama's brand list against your exact model before buying if your unit is a different brand.
SwitchBot's standalone indoor thermo-hygrometer, pairing over Bluetooth to log temperature and humidity history in the SwitchBot app, alongside dew point and VPD readouts. Confirmed with a live offer on Amazon.de; we found the same listing on Amazon.fr but did not confirm a live offer there at the time of checking.
Measures
Indoor temperature, relative humidity, dew point, VPD
Connectivity
Bluetooth, with data logging via the SwitchBot app
Power
Battery-powered, per the listing
EAN
0850007706241
Confirmed with a live Amazon offer on Germany at the time of checking
App logging adds a history graph the basic TFA instrument in this family doesn't offer
We found a matching listing on Amazon.fr but did not confirm a live offer there at the time of checking
Best for: Anyone who already owns the SwitchBot CO2 monitor and wants humidity and temperature logged in the same app, rather than reading a standalone display.
A mechanical, battery-free analog thermometer and hygrometer from TFA Dostmann, with color-coded comfort-zone markings on the dial. Confirmed with a live offer and 7+ sellers on Amazon.de; we found the same listing on Amazon.fr but did not confirm a live offer there at the time of checking.
Measures
Indoor temperature and relative humidity
Mechanism
Analog dial, no battery required
Display
Color-coded comfort zones marked directly on the dial
EAN
4009816020284
No battery to replace, ever — a genuine advantage over both digital instruments in this family
Confirmed with a live offer and a well-established listing (7+ sellers) on Amazon.de
No mold-risk alarm and no app logging — a plain dial reading only
Best for: Anyone who wants a permanent, no-maintenance reading on a wall or shelf and doesn't need an alarm, app, or data history.
A compact digital thermo-hygrometer from TFA Dostmann, with a stated mold-risk alarm and a comfort-zone display. Confirmed with a live offer and a well-established listing (11+ sellers) on Germany, France and Italy; we did not find a confirmed listing on Amazon.es.
Measures
Indoor temperature and relative humidity
Display
Digital, with a stated mold-risk alarm and comfort-zone indicator
Power
Battery-powered, per the listing
Amazon reference
B000JG2RAG (identical ASIN on DE/FR/IT)
A well-established listing with double-digit seller counts on every market we checked, unlike several single-offer accessories on this site
The stated mold-risk alarm is a genuinely useful trigger for the humidity ranges this site's guides discuss
No confirmed listing found on Amazon.es at the time of checking
Best for: Anyone running a humidifier or dehumidifier on this site who wants an independent, cheap reading of the room rather than trusting the appliance's own onboard sensor.
