I have a single switch with a rotary dial for dimmer (lighting) and a 3 speed rotary switch for fan speed.Will I be able to use this switch with this?
1279354
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1199457
Nope. It is for dimming lights ONLY. there is an On / Off version you could control a fan with but not the speed of the fan.
2158571
The fan comes with a remote that has three speeds plus an off. The light only has on/off. I did not try to hard wire a dimmer switch since it came with the remote that provided the same end result.
220294
No - You should not use this to control two lights. Using a Fan Control to dim lights will quickly "burn" up the controls inside the device and it won't dim correctly anymore.
670216
not as out of the box, you would have to buy a motor control unit, I remember back in my electrical days we would install one for celling fans to control but they can be a little pricey, do not buy a sliding light dimmer switch as these will fail and are made to dim lighting only. hope this helps: http://www.lumens.com/wall-mount-wired-fan-control-wc105-by-minka-aire-fans-R032740.html?utm_medium=PLA&utm_source=google&utm_term=&kwid=productads-plaid^83005992873-sku^R032740-adType^PLA-device^c-adid^42350083071
2086242
Yes, we have three switches. One for the regular light. One for the fan. One switch is the timer switch for the heat. Hope this answer helps.
1402205
I'm using this switch with my SmartThings hub. With the switch itself you can select one of 3 speeds and with the SmartThings app I can use a slider to select the speed.
1116208
This is all the information I have on this: Fan Compatibility All Brands/Fan 1A, Light 300W Speeds 3-Speed Switch Function Fan Control/Variable Light Dimming Color White
53068
I don't see why not. Just make sure you use a 4 wire connection to run the fan and light separately from the same single switch(es). Or, if you are using separate individual switches then I guess you'd be alright as well wiring each.
605013
You should use a 6 button Dimmer Keypadlinc with the FanLinc. The larger top and bottom buttons should control the light on and off and the other 4 should control fan speeds. You really only need 3 buttons for fan speeds though. Important: the keypad buttons for fan turn on and off each speed one at a time, so to change speeds from one to another, you actually have to turn it off. Let's say your on high speed and want to change to medium, you will press high again which turns the fan off then press medium to set the fan to medium speed. You can buy preprinted buttons specially labeled for ceiling fans.
1893126
No. These are single pole devices. They will only work at 1 switch location each per fan / light.
220293
It is designed with a full range dimmer on one swith for lights and a 3 way dimmer on the other for a fan so I don't believe it would function the way you would want it to for 2 lights.
2258432
Don't believe you can. The inner wiring is for two independent fixtures or a fan/light combo. The fan side has set stops in the slider for variable speeds. The other side is traditional slider to dim the light. The respective switch for each turns it off and on.
1830301
There are many different kinds of 4-wire 3-speed switches used in ceiling fans. Just because your fan has 4 wires doesn't mean this model switch will work. Try to find a replacement switch model number in the instructions that came with your fan.
215537
I'm not an electrician but it works fine with my porch light. I would think that if your exaughst fan runs with a switch that it could. I did have to email the company that I bought mine from as the first one they sent was faulty but they sent a new one right away and didn't even request for the faulty one to be sent back. Hope this helps.
2282472
That sounds like it should work for you. That is the same layout on the switch. I used it on a large floor model fan. The switch itself is 1 1/4" x 5/8" thick
885025
it will work as a off and on power control, but not as a variable step controler such as needed for a multi speed device with an amendum such as a varible intensity light. if it is a single speed fan, with a single intensity llight that is controlled by a " pull chain " switch wired into the fans power connection, you are probably " O.K."