Brilliant Mazzaro/Salerno Ceiling Light/Fan remote IR NEC codes

Preface

Smart home appliances become increasingly more common and it becomes more difficult to manage multiple remotes and interfaces. Furthermore, what if your proprietary remote breaks?

I wanted to intercept the remote communication of the Brilliant Mazzaro and use an alternative transmitter to the remote that comes with the product. With success, I document hereby my findings.

Brilliant Mazzaro NEC IR codes

The remote uses the NEC protocol, which is based on infrared technology. If you want to dive deep into the technicalities, I found this article on infrared communications and the NEC protocol. For most people however, the following table suffices. Use an app that accepts these codes or use a library to write your own transmitter.

Code	Function	Description
`01FEB847`	Light On
`01FE38C7`	Light Off
`01FE48B7`	Light +	Increases light brightness.
`01FEA05F`	Light -	Decreases light brightness.
`01FE7887`	Light Warmer
`01FE58A7`	Light Colder
`01FE30CF`	Light SOS	Instantly dims in natural light. Possibly made for when you wake up in the middle of the night and do not want to get blinded.
`01FE50AF`	Light RGB	Switches to RGB mode. If already in RGB mode, it changes color depending on a predefined sequence.
???	RGB +	Increases RGB speed. Used for non-static RGB lighting
???	RGB -	Decreases RGB speed.
`01FED827`	Fan +	Increases fan speed. Turns on the fan if it was off.
`01FE8877`	Fan -	Decreases fan speed.
`01FEE01F`	Fan Reverse	Reverses fan direction.
`01FEF807`	Fan Stop
`01FE32CD`	Fan Pulse	Switches fan to use pulse effect.
???	Timer 1.2.4	Turns (light/fan?) off in 1h/2h/4h