I have a one speed ceiling fan it is run from a toggle switch, will this work?
719447
Yes, it will work just fine. Multi vs. single speed does not matter. If you have a fan/light combo that runs from one switch then one of these will work. If you have separate toggles for the fan and light then you'll need two. Hope this helps.
719448
I sent mine back stopped working!!!Would get the other one that works wireless and wired control.Also you need 3 wire connection Hot (black) wire Neutral (white) wireGround (green or bare) wire.Will not work with hot only
719449
That should work fine unless it's a three way switch. Is that the only switch that controls the fan? If not, you must pick one switch to replace and bypass the other switch.
719450
As the listing states, it is Non Dimming. It should be able to switch a ceiling fan on and off manually or with an Insteon controller or an X-10 controller with a little programming to the switch.
719451
Specifically, This Insteon device has a relay output which means that on the end that does the work, it's just a switch and that makes it universal for all loads. Simply, yes, it will work.
1049908
You can connect both fan and light to the fan wire but you are better off using a single function delay off switch. A single function switch will probably have a higher power rating.
606741
my fan has reverse switch on the fan itself and never had one on the remote. I think it will work as long as the sensor on your fan is compatible.
448861
This is generic. It will work with any ceiling fan I've ever encountered. Ceiling fans have three active wires going into the fan mechanism: a wire for fan power, a wire for light power, and a neutral (plus a ground wire that attaches to something metal). You set the light(s) on and the fan on high speed. Then you hook up the control unit that comes with the remote--one wire for fan power, one wire for light power, one wire for neutral, and two wires to connect to incoming power. Make sure the remotes and the control unit are all on the same setting, and that normally works. Sometimes something electronic in your home may interfere and cause things to turn on and off at random times. If so, select a different setting for the control unit and the remotes (all still one setting). Not that hard. The hardest part is getting the control unit into the cramped space inside the fan housing.
159361
The Westinghouse switch may work in certain situations depending the fan you plan to use it on. Hampton Bay also makes a switch that I am in the process of trying after the Westinghouse failed 2x. I had an electrician trying to install it!
1049909
I would say no. The light is controlled by the switch, a timer contained with the switch keeps the fan running for the number of minutes you set. For what you want to do I would suggest an electrician. I have never encountered a switch that does what you want. Best to consult a professional if only for safety.
638365
A manual pull chain is the correct fan for this device. One key consideration is you will need a fan that has no light attached or wiring that allows for separate switches for the fan / light. You would use this switch for the fan only. I use the variable speed all the time especially in the winter I set it to low to push circulate the heat back down as I have a very high ceiling.
1460074
This is a hardwired ceiling fan switch. If the fan is wired into the overhead wiring of your room and you install this in place of the wall switch, following the instructions, it will work very well..... with all the variable speeds, etc., working separately. I find that I use the hard-wired wall switch more often than the remote.
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.
328110
I purchased the W84 but found out it was my fan assembly, not the switch. My electrician said they will both work.
1154849
Yes the light will work on the switch and the fan will go off depending on the delay that you choose. I do a lot of remodels and we install quite fans and set them for 20 -30 minute delay
11588
Maybe it will work for your fan. Just set dip switch numbers match with the new remote.
2157803
Sorry, I'm not a technical person, but my electrical guy installed that for me to replace one I had there that did not work very well. The light switch is separate from it. For the ceiling fan, you set it for whatever speed you want each time. Off, high, medium or low. You can adjust it to any speed you want. Hope that helps.
987801
If your fan pull switch goes off-high-medium-low, and it has 4 wires going to it, then this should be ok. If you have 4 position but only three wires you should find one of these switches (or use this switch if you know what you are doing). Take good pics before disassembling your fan switch! Good luck.
1631670
I believe that as long as the remote has the same number of dip switches as the fan it will work
1349615
I believe this switch is rated at 1800 watts. As long as you fan is not drawing more than that, you should be fine to use it.
154597
This is how I use it, but you'll need 14/3 wire from the switch to the fan to do this. (Usually black + red "hot", white neutral , and bare copper ground). Most switches are only wired with 14/2 wire which only has one hot (no red)