Where is the on/off switch located. I'm looking for a fan with the switch in the front so I can turn it on/off during the night without a hassle.
137765
The switch is easy to find. It is a rectangle slide on/off - color black on black located on the front below the fan and above the base. Has been easy to find when feeling around in the dark
137766
Yes; the switch is in the front. You have a choice of "low", "off", and "high". Caveat: The fan is very lightweight, so when you use the switch you can substantially change the angle of the fan.
1873074
It does no come with an off/on switch, but you could have one wired in if wanted. they are designed to run continuously. the fan runs quietly, but you can hear it if stand close. Try unplugging and plugging it back in to hear the difference. If you can't hear it, it's not running. You can also feel some slight vibration if you put your hand on the outside of the fan.
601061
The light and fan are on separate switches. You'll need a 3rd switch if you want to use the separate night light (optional). It's a great fan, by the way.
1352375
It doesn't have one you need to have wires run in the wall to an external on off switch. There are other fans that would have one on the unit, not this one. Mine is wired to a timer switch.
1709095
The on/off switch is on the top of the lamp shade. It's the black "knob" and it's turned clock-wise each time for the on and off positions. It gets warm, but not too hot to the touch.
1425602
I use the fan with a wall switch & the pull-cord varies the speed. There is a there is a switch on the fan for forward or reverse. I do not see another place for an on/off cord, but perhaps the electrician had the choice of parts when he installed it. It's been a while...sorry.
1459869
I did not install a switch for this fan. If I need to turn it off I'll use the circuit breaker.
710572
Not sure, there is a switch on the fan. We bypassed the remotes. We still have the remote and looked at it and there does not appear to be a switch, I would dig further. Sorry!
1352373
There is no on-off switch. It directly wires to a 110 electrical source. I ran mine thru a standard room light switch to the fan
1309044
Mine is on one switch. However go to the manufacturer website and you can call them and their technicians will help you. I called them when i was unsure of which fan to purchase for my bathroom. They were great.
377895
The two top switches are On/Off. The bottom switch is a 3 position rocker switch that has 2 functions: Fan On + fan speed.
502427
There isn't a switch included on the fan. You can purchase a specific rheostat type switch or as I did just use a standard on/off switch.
156246
It has a switch on the the cover...i installed it to a light switch, so when I leave the area, I turn off the light and the fan at the same time
329538
All these fans can be connected like that. Choose your fan for air flow, then light and night light. I use a 3 rocker switch.
993758
it's a dial on the back of the fan. you could plug it into an extension cord with a footswitch, however.
1472961
From Robert Richey: I do have such a switch. There was a repair man in MIlipitas California who offered to rewire the fan for a new switch but it was expensive so I just use the old switch and hope for the best.Sorry about that as I am a retired engineer not a repair man.
646628
I'm not sure but, it possibly could be put on a dimmer switch. I have mine on the timer with my lights so installing a dimmer is a bit of a hassle. I installed the fan at the window (turned it around for exhaust) and ran duct work to it and that quieted it down considerably if that's your problem.