Most ceiling fans come with a remote control, but are all ceiling fan remotes the same? The answer is no. There are different types of ceiling fan remotes, and each type has its own advantages and disadvantages. The most common type of ceiling fan remote is the hand-held remote. This type of remote is easy to use and can be carried with you anywhere. However, hand-held remotes can be lost easily, and they can be a pain to keep track of. Another type of ceiling fan remote is the wall-mounted remote. This type of
Most ceiling fan remotes use infrared (IR) technology. This means that the remote control sends out an infrared signal that is detected by a receiver on the ceiling fan. The receiver then converts the signal into the appropriate action, such as turning the fan on or off, changing the speed of the fan, or reversing the direction of the blades. There are, however, some ceiling fan remotes that use radiofrequency (RF) technology. These remotes send out a radio signal that is picked up by a receiver on the ceiling fan. The receiver then converts the signal into
There's no denying that ceiling fans are a bit old-fashioned. But, in a world where energy efficiency is more important than ever, ceiling fans may be making a comeback. Unlike air conditioners, ceiling fans don't use a lot of energy, so they can help keep your energy bills down. In addition, ceiling fans can help circulate air in your home, making it more comfortable. So, if you're looking for a way to keep your home cool and comfortable, without breaking the bank, a ceiling fan may be the way to go.
Hampton Bay fan remotes are not interchangeable. Each Hampton Bay fan remote is specific to the fan it was intended to be used with. Hampton Bay fan remotes are not designed to be used with any other brand or model of fan.
4.6/5
This is not a set. This is for the handheld remote only
Brand New genuine Hampton Bay with logo with UC7078T Stamped on the back
This is not universal. This is a replacement for UC7078T only.
Wall mount included. 9V battery not included
$234
After reading the negative reviews, I was a little hesitant to buy this, especially the one that claimed the purchaser had not received a genuine Hampton Bay fan remote (possibly useful information - we bought our own from "Ceiling Fan Parts Superstore," but it was shipped from and fulfilled by Amazon, so try to buy from them if you can? If not, choose "fulfilled by Amazon" so that Amazon can assist you if you receive a fake item. Fortunately, our remote appears to be "legit" because it bears the Hampton Bay brand and functions well with our ceiling fan.We are just thankful that the control we have for our ceiling fan, which is 18 years old, works! The new remote we received in the mail looks almost identical to our old one from 18 years ago, with the exception that it has a "reverse" button, whereas the old one didn't (I'm assuming our fan doesn't have the "reverse" option on it :)). However, even with that reverse button disregarded, I tested all the other buttons, and they all functioned as intended.Make sure you at least keep your old remote until the new one comes in the mail if you still have it (in our case our old remote fell to the ground and the plastic housing on it cracked). If you look inside the battery compartment, you will see a number of tiny little levers/switches set to a "on-off" position or possibly a "1" or "2" setting (our old remote said "on-off," while tiny levers in our new remote say "1 " or "2"). If you match the settings on your new remote to the settings on your old remote, I believe you should be good to go. Fortunately for us, the tiny gears and levers on the remote we received were already in the same settings as those on our old remote, so we didn't need to make any adjustments to get the new remote to operate.We've just had the replacement remote for 3 days, but I'm good about maintaining my reviews, so if you see this one years from now, just assume that our new remote is still fantastic!
4.4/5
Our receiver USES 2 RELAYS. Our receiver is safer and has better carrying power for fans and incandescent lamps, so the size is larger than that of small receivers which just use 1 relays. However, our product is the safest.
Fan button controls 3-speeds (high/medium/low).Please note that the receiver does not have the function of Reverse.Light dimmer button just controls the brightness of the incandescent lights,if your light is LED, only control the LED’ on/off.
THE RATED POWER OF THE RECEIVER IS 250W, which far beyond the market's carrying power capacity, the superior rated power capacity carrying allows you to access more light bulbs, greatly increase the time of use
This universal Ceiling Fan Remote Control kit is specifically made for Hampton Bay and Harbor Breeze fans,hunter etc,but works with almost all regular ceiling fans.
NOTE: If you have PULL CHAINS SWITCH, before using the wireless remote control, use the PULL CHAINS SWITCH to turn the wind speed to maximum and turn the fan light on. Only in this way can the PULL CHAINS SWITCH and wireless remote control be used together.
$234
I can't believe I put off getting this remote for so long. Given that I purchased my Harbor Breeze ceiling fan in 2010, I assumed it wouldn't function. My original remote control for the fan broke perhaps three to four years ago. My grandson exhausted it! Replacement remotes for my model were no longer available at that time from HB. I chose to try your remote after years of missing my remote and becoming weary of getting up in the middle of the night to turn on the fan. She-Bang!!!!! Within minutes, I was able to work remotely!! All you need to do is adhere to the instructions. Install the battery, program the old remote's numbers, and then turn it on! I'm grateful.
4.4/5
Installation is very easy and fast, It is a nice looking remote and with rubber textured buttons that are easy to press and it comes with a holster you can mount to the wall
Includes separate buttons for 3 fan speeds,designed to separately control your ceiling fan speed and light switch; Includes wall cradle for handheld remote control,This kit converts regular ceiling fan into a remote controllable one
Operates to a distance of up to 49-feet.Works with down rod mounted fans; receiver mounts in fan canopy
Important Notice: we put the dimension of receiver in pictures, plesse view it carefully and make sure there is enough space in the canopy of your fan
Our Total Customer Satisfaction Guarantee - Thank you for making us the PECHAM ceiling fan remote control. If you are not 100% completely satisfied, simply contact us to request a refund or exchange! One year warranty !
$234
I've wished for years to be able to operate the ceiling fan in my bedroom from the comfort of my bed. I occasionally explore for solutions, and the PECHAM remote is the first time I've discovered something that appears to do what I want. I probably made a mistake by looking online for directions on how to unscrew the fan. Unnecessarily, I removed the light kit and the blades. To reach the cables and the electrical can, I simply had to loosen the collar at the ceiling and allow it to slip downward. I found a PDF of instructions for a Hunter Universal remote that worked well because the instructions that came with the remote were useless to me. Three cables are inserted into the fan, and two wires coming out of the ceiling control the fan. The device fit snugly in the hand. To make it work, I removed a small portion of sheet rock, but the collar totally hides that. If I hadn't given myself the extra work, I could have finished the entire task in an hour. The fan now has absolutely no dust on it, which is a plus!The technology is faultless. There is no signal issue, and I can control the fan from upstairs or downstairs. I'm also really happy with the remote's size and appearance. I don't mind the beeping sounds. I had thought of disconnecting it after reading the prior reviews, but I'm glad I didn't. It informs me that the signal has been picked up.
4.4/5
It is only a transmitter. This Package does not include a receiver. If your original transmitter looks different from this product, Please purchase a complete kit with a receiver in the store. Note: seasonal changes of forward and reverse cannot be changed with remote
Make sure the original remote control model is KUJCE9103ã€FAN-11T or FAN-53T, or make sure your original remote control model is FAN-HD5 or FAN-35T, otherwise the remote control may not match your receiver.
This transmitter is to be purchased only to replace the remote your Fan was originally installed with. You cannot simply add this unit to any Fan that does not already have a receiver pre-installed
Look inside the old remote with the battery cover off. There is a series of "dip" switches (4). with a pen, slide the switches in the new remote to match the same pattern as the old remote. Replace the battery in the new remote and things should work
This is the remote control for the Ceiling Fan. As long as the Fan has the receiver in it this remote will work with your Harbor breeze Ceiling fans, just remember to set the 4 dip switches inside the battery compartment(they are kinda hidden behind the slot for the battery itself)
$234
The capacity to work for a "fresh Install" was unclear to me after reading several evaluations. In their product descriptions, I also noticed the vendors' caution. I consulted them personally as a result. For goodness' sake, all this is is a remote-controlled switch. Why wouldn't it succeed? Well, they retorted that it would and that their stance on new installations is somewhat circumspect in an effort to prevent product returns. All things considered, if the receiver can fit in the canopy cup where your fan meets the ceiling, the installation is straightforward and it functions. The receiver's white and black cables are connected to the black and white lines. The three cables exiting the receiver are connected to the fan's black, white, and blue wires. The fan motor is in black and white, while the light is in blue. (For some installs, black can occasionally be red.) The green wire, which is grounded on the canopy metal, is connected to the bare wire coming from your ceiling. (The green wire is not in any way attached to the receiver.) Just be careful not to leave all of the dip switches on (as most people do...) and make sure the receiver's dip switch pattern matches the remote's. I simply turned dip switch 3 all the way down on the receiver and remote. For the remote, a 9V battery is required. When everything is connected, the system just functions. The light will dim and brighten if you hold down the "light" button (it's green), and the fan has three speeds. You now have a fan that can be controlled remotely and has a dimmable light. It's not clear to me why this wouldn't work with any fan as all it is is a switch between the power supply and the fan or light. However, I am not an authority on all fans worldwide, so there might be some explanation that I am not aware of. But if you're talking about a typical ceiling fan, I'd say this should operate without a problem. I bought the 53T-28R. Hope this was useful.
4.3/5
ã€2019 NEW TECHNOLOGY】: NO RELAY inside. Using semiconductor Switch to instead Mechanical Relay. No switch noise, No time delay, No switch electric arc, No lifetime limit. New technology make the ceiling fan remote controller kits to be more safe and long lifetime.
ã€3-IN-1 Multi-FUNCTIONS】: Include 4 separate buttons for Fan control :3-speeds (High/Medium/Low) and OFF; 4 separate buttons for Timing remote setting and control: 1H, 2H, 4H, 8H; 1 button for light ON/OFF control (no dimming). NOTE: If you have PULL CHAINS SWITCH, before using the wireless remote control, use the PULL CHAINS SWITCH to turn the wind speed to maximum and turn the fan light on. Only in this way can the PULL CHAINS SWITCH and wireless remote control be used together.
ã€WIDE REPLACEMENT】YUKIHALU Universal Ceiling Fan Remote Controls Kit works well with most of ceiling fan light, compatible with Hunter, Harbor Breeze, Westinghouse, Honeywell and Others well-known ceiling fans. This wireless controller kit converts traditional ceiling fan with lights into a remote controllable one. Scope of Application: Home, Restaurant, Office, Hotel, The Club, Garage. Please note that the receiver does not have the function of Reverse.
ã€SUPER SMALL SIZE】: Super Small Size as no relay inside. You just need very small space to install the receiver unit into fan canopy. However, please also check the dimension of receiver carefully to make sure there is enough space in the canopy of your fan although the receiver is really small size.
ã€12 MONTH QUALITY WARRANTY】: 30 days full refund, 12-months warranty and 365 days technical support. Your purchase today is completely RISK-FREE. If you are not completely satisfied for our controller, let us know for a full refund. Simple as that. Why wait? Get it today and change your ceiling fan and light to Remote control one!
$234
I at last located a fan remote control kit with a little transmitter. To demonstrate how I repositioned the cables to make it fit, I've supplied photographs. I've never bought a fan bracket this little, so finding one that fits is wonderful. I did need to unplug the wire and take the fan off its mounting bracket. You can see where I relocated the home wires outside the bracket so the transmitter would fit in the bracket and allow the cover to be reinstalled. (Tip: To prevent damaging the fan, you can sit the fan in an empty tote while moving the house wiring.) Install the fan again. The transmitter is slid in. You can now proceed by putting the fan wires outside in one direction and the house cables outside in the other. Connect them to the transmitter as directed. The light will be powered by the line (switch) for the fan, therefore if you have a separate power wire for it that is typically red, you can cut it off because you don't need it. The remote will then control everything at that point.
4.2/5
√ [ Easy and Fast ] - Installation is very easy and fast, It is a nice looking remote and with rubber textured buttons that are easy to press and it comes with a holster you can mount to the wall.
√ [ Multi-Functions ] - Includes separate buttons for 3 fan speeds,designed to separately control your ceiling fan speed and light ; Includes wall cradle for handheld remote control,This kit converts regular ceiling fan into a remote controllable one.
√ [Long Operate distance]- up to 30Meters(100-feet)in open air.Works with down rod mounted fans; receiver mounts in fan canopy.
√ [ Update Version ] - Higher Quality, More Stable, 1 Year Replacement Warranty. Fit Most Ceiling Fan Lamp.
√ [ 1 Year Replacement Warranty ] - Our Total Customer Satisfaction Guarantee - Thank you for making us the Fnado ceiling fan remote control. If you are not 100% completely satisfied, simply contact us to request a refund or exchange ! CE / ROHS Certification!
$234
This thing has me absolutely giddy. We put the first one, but it didn't function, for reasons I'm not really clear of, so we replaced it and utilized the second one as we bought three units for the three rooms. A ceiling fan with a flush mount had this fitted. It functioned! It's great how the lights switch on with a tiny beep. The fan speed was altered. Perfect! Next install is up. A strange tiny widget that joins the wires is included with these. My son felt they were excellent, but I thought they were pointless. It's noteworthy to observe that neither the initial unit nor this sort of connector were included. Perhaps that was one of the issues.I gave the second one five stars because it installed and operated flawlessly. The company's customer service is also really fantastic. They are incredibly responsive, and I've spoken with them before. That is a major plus, so we went ahead and bought the following two units. I'm glad we have those available as well. Another major benefit of these was the pricing. Affordable units of excellent quality!!! At roughly $15, these are quite reasonably priced.UPDATE: As I already indicated, FNADO provides excellent customer service! They got back to me! My replacement arrived from them! Fantastic company and goods. They support their offerings. I greatly appreciate it.
4.2/5
RF tech- Can fix two fan light in one room without interaction. There is a one-to-one correspondence between the remote control and the receiver.
Multi-Fuctions - Includes separate buttons for 3 fan speeds,designed to separately ceiling fan remote control speed and light; Includes wall cradle for handheld remote control,This kit converts regular ceiling fan into a remote controllable one.
Easy Install - Remove your ceiling fan and work with the wires and holding bracket to find the right amount of space to install the ceiling fan remote unit.To be aware how much space you have in the fan. Some "slimline" fans may not be as easy to hide the controller unit.
Universal - This ceiling fan remote control kit is specifically works with almost 95 percent regular ceiling fans, such as Hampton Bay and Harbor Breeze fans.
Wireless universal remote ceiling fan exchange - Recommend this to anyone wanting to convert a manual chain-pull ceiling fan and light kit to remote control.
$234
The exceptional quality of this ridiculously inexpensive remote kit astounded me.It is essentially identical to a name-brand remote. A rather good feature is that when activating low or medium speed, the receiver temporarily puts the fan into high to start it running before dropping to the selected speed. The radio beeps softly to acknowledge button presses, similar to any name-brand receiver. It's simply a plain white plastic remote in terms of appearance and feel; nothing exceptional, but that's kind of how they're all made. The wall bracket is sufficiently robust.I don't see why you would spend more on a remote than this, unless you require a dimmer function or more than 3 fan speeds. (If you've never owned a fan remote before, it's absolutely worth the money at this price; not only is it much more handy to have it located next to the light switches, but you can also take the chains off the fan.) If you're at all familiar with connecting a ceiling fan, the installation should just take a few extra minutes.)
4.1/5
Auto detection feature automatically switches between incandescent and CFL bulbs to prohibit light dimming if non dimming CFL bulbs are used
Includes separate buttons for 3 fan speeds plus "instant off" for quick fan control. Works with all brands of ceiling fans (as long as receiver fits in the canopy of the fan)
Full range light dimming and manual light operation with wall switch access plate. item uses one 3V, CR2023 Battery, which is included
One year warranty
NOTE: Universal design is compatible with most major ceiling fan brands including Hunter, Casablanca and many more (Size of the canopy must be large enough to fit the remote receiver)
Includes wall cradle for handheld remote control.Complete fan and light operation in a 2 wire control. Up to 75 foot Range
$234
This remote, which I purchased to use with a Hunter 53091 fan, performs flawlessly. I don't know how inconvenient (if at all) it is to remove the base cover to install because I installed the remote receiver at the same time as the ceiling fan.The wiring is relatively simple, and the installation and fan synchronization instructions are well stated.The safe exit function is convenient, but I doubt I will ever use it because the space where I installed it is small enough for me to depart without falling over anything or bumping into anything. However, I have confirmed that the function operates properly and does so.Another useful feature is the dimming capability. The only thing I can think of to make this better is to have distinct dim and brighten buttons. Currently, the command operates as follows: When you keep holding down the light switch, the lights progressively get darker until they are at their darkest, at which time they gradually get brighter again. This function is fine, but it would be nice to be able to simply dim or brighten instead of having to go all the way down or all the way up before moving in the opposite direction. Not fully practical, but also not deserving of deducting a star.The simplicity of being able to regulate the fan or light without having to leave where you are is undoubtedly their best feature. However, it turns a single switch into a dual switch, enabling you to independently operate the fan and the light without the use of additional wall switches.Without a doubt, I would suggest this remote to everyone. And I'm sure I'll buy one of them for every new ceiling fan I put in my house.
4/5
Separate buttons for three fan speeds, plus "instant off"
Full range light dimming and manual operation with wall switch plate
One year Warranty
Complete fan and light operation in a two wire control
Auto detection to switch between incandescent and compact fluorescent bulbs
$234
For an existing Hunter ceiling fan that I installed in the late 1990s, I purchased this remote control. The installation proceeded without a hitch, and when I tried the remote as soon as I turned on the fan's power, I accidentally avoided the "many remotes on a single power circuit" problem. However, the fan's light fixture had CFL bulbs, and this gadget is unable to dim these. When the electricity was restored, I saw the lights momentarily flash, but I didn't pay them any attention because they had been functioning normally when I had tested the remote.But even after switching to incandescent bulbs to replace the CFLs, I was unable to dim them. I called Hunter's help number after unsuccessfully scouring the offered instructions for hints. Before even attempting to assist me, the support agent insisted on knowing the fan model number, which turned out to be unrelated to my issue. She also had a generally negative attitude. She requested that I take a picture of the model number and email it to them even after I read it to her from a sticker on top of the fan motor casing. My best guess is that she assumed I couldn't read the 5-digit model number because my old fan isn't on the script Hunter support zombies read from.I emailed Hunter, who had asked me to wait 1.5 hours before calling them back to give them time to receive and process the email, my three-part harmony written description of my issue, the fan and remote model numbers, multiple photos of the fan, along with the product label with model and serial numbers, and they received them.My hypothesis was that the dimmer feature was automatically off when the remote receiver first powered on since the CFL bulbs were inserted, as stated in the instructions. Although the instructions and Hunter website were silent on the matter, I surmised that this meant that after changing the CFLs, some human labor would be required to restore that feature.Then I recalled a part in the instructions that addressed "flashing CFL bulbs," as mine had done when I had initially turned it on. To turn the lights on and off using the remote, hold down the "fan off" button while pressing and releasing the light button twice, according to the instructions. I tried it because I was curious if this would be the "dimmer reset" function I was hoping for. No luck, but the directions recommended to keep trying till the CFL flashing ceased, so I did. Viola! Suddenly, the dimmer turned on.Avoid wasting your time on the Hunter support zombies, their poor instructions, or their website if you are experiencing the same issue. Just carry out this.
3.9/5
Compatible with FAN30R, FAN-30R receiver and have a learning button that allows it to match more receivers
Requires a 12V "A23" battery - but NOT INCLUDED
IT IS ONLY A TRANSMITTER. This package does not include a Receiver and 12V "A23" Battery remote control needs
Make sure your original remote the same as the Picture shows.This remote control is designed to separately control your ceiling fan speed . It has 3-speed(Low/Medium/High) to control fan.
This is the remote control for the ceiling fan. They should match the switches on the transmitter inside the ceiling fan. As long as the fan has the receiver(must have same switches too) in it this remote will work with your Harbor Breeze Ceiling Fans. Just remember to set the 4 dip switches inside the battery compartment(they are kinda hidden behind the slot for the battery itself
$234
I can't believe I put off getting this remote for so long. Given that I purchased my Harbor Breeze ceiling fan in 2010, I assumed it wouldn't function. My original remote control for the fan broke perhaps three to four years ago. My grandson exhausted it! Replacement remotes for my model were no longer available at that time from HB. I chose to try your remote after years of missing my remote and becoming weary of getting up in the middle of the night to turn on the fan. She-Bang!!!!! Within minutes, I was able to work remotely!! All you need to do is adhere to the instructions. Install the battery, program the old remote's numbers, and then turn it on! I'm grateful.
There are a lot of ceiling fans on the market these days and it can be hard to know which ones are worth the money. Some people swear by remote ceiling fans, saying that they are worth every penny. Others find that they are not worth the extra money and prefer a standard ceiling fan. So, what is the verdict? Are remote ceiling fans worth it? There are a few things to consider when making this decision. The first is whether you actually need a remote control. If you have a ceiling fan that is easily accessible, then a remote may not be necessary. However
Are remote control ceiling fans reliable? Yes, remote control ceiling fans are generally reliable. However, like any other type of ceiling fan, they can occasionally experience problems. If you have a remote control ceiling fan that is not working properly, there are a few things you can do to troubleshoot the issue.
A ceiling fan remote control is a device that can be used to operate a ceiling fan. The remote control can be used to turn the fan on and off, as well as to adjust the speed of the fan. Some ceiling fan remote controls also have a light dimmer function.
Yes, you can use any remote for a ceiling fan. There are many different brands and models of ceiling fans, and each one comes with a remote. The remote controls the speed of the fan and the direction of the blades. If you lose your remote, or if it breaks, you can purchase a new one from the manufacturer or from a ceiling fan retailer.
Most ceiling fans nowadays come with a remote, and most of those remotes are "universal" in the sense that they can be used with any ceiling fan. So if you have a ceiling fan with a remote, chances are that you can use any universal remote with it.
If you have a ceiling fan with a remote, you do not need a wall switch. The remote will control the fan and the light (if applicable).
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