Would this work to replace the existing remote on an already installed Emerson brand ceiling fan?
618945
Probably not. I didn't work for me. This remote does not have have the 4 dip switches inside by the battery. I found one with dip switches on the other world's largest bidding website and they work great!
1046160
It should. Your remote unit will respond to the remote transformer attached to the fan.
421532
Home Depot / Lowes has a universal remote that will work with any fan. The lesser known brand name works equally well.
101587
I don't know, but the remote that goes to your fan model looks exactly like my remote model FAN-9T, except the lite button on mine is green and lite button on yours is yellow, I suspect it will work, but you will have to set the toggle switches on the remote and your fan to be the same.
923987
I use it to control an IR controlled floor fan that was not listed on the setup website. The remote can learn IR, as you probably know, so as long as you have the original controller and it is an IR controller, I think it should work.
155553
I do not think so... Home Depot sold me one and it did not work... I went online Amazon and bought the same one that came with the fan... and the fan was installed in @2005... and they have the exact same remote... think it was about $40. and IF you need the remote part that goes in the actual fan itself... the remote control included that part. Mine worked without having to switch that out. Good Luck!
1189999
The remote will work right out of the box. If you have more than one ceiling fan you you can set the dip switch settings in the battery compartment to a different frequency setting. If you are replacing the remote you can copy the settings from your old remote over to the new one. If your fan does not have the remote feature your will need to install the controller which can be purchased separately.
391030
This is the entire unit...both the remote, and the receiver that installed in the fan itself. I would guess you would have to replace the received in the fan in order for this remote to work with it. In my case, the remote was the same brand as the remote I was replacing, so I did not install the receiver that came with it. The receiver already in the fan worked with this remote. Hope this helps!
912168
it may but check the in-fan remote unit. I gave up and purchased a new ceiling fan. our existing capacitor was a 4 wire and the exact model number purchased was a five wire. that's how I found out that it's most likely the remote transceiver unit. good luck
1356507
Only if the fan was furnished with the same type of remote. You will need to change the switch settings in the battery compartment to match the fan. you will need the old remote to copy those settings. Good Luck
1356508
I don,t believe it will. Some controls have differant buttons for differant things. But then again you have to put in a code for your fan, so it might work. Try going to the maker's web site and maybe it will match your remote for your model fan, that's all I can suggest.
1797965
Yes it will.One check to be on the right trap your ceiling fan thus the fan model no. mentioned does not have remote originally with the set right?Ok if no, rest assure that this remote will work as it's universal for non reversible hunter fans!
413569
I believe it will since it's a universal remote. I have a hunter fan and it works on it.
2256784
Very possibly. Apparently a lot of companies share the same transmitter / receiver components. I came across this list of brands that use this remote with some of their models - Monte Carlo Fan Company, Sea Gull Lighting, Allen + Roth, Litex, Harbor Breeze, Hunter, Hampton Bay, Westinghouse, AireRyder, Design House, Progress Lighting, Thomasville Lighting, Savory House, Littleton, Roxy Lighting, Formula Fans. Do a search on the remote control model, and some of the sites that come up have a big long list of compatible fan models.
191919
I am unable to to verify if it would work as a replacement. I used this to replace a much older 473v remote and was still able to successfully pair it with my alarm. I think it will work as a replacement but as to its complete functionality i am unable to ascertain. ( Check review)
588580
I can't honestly answer that since it is wired for a remote already. My opinion is that you can remove the current fan remote brain, which should be in the fan ceiling housing and replace it with any other remote brain.
717287
You can buy the remote (including the receiver module) from Amazon. You'll might have to drop the fan assembly to install the new module into the fan housing./ I don't believe the modules are interchangeable with any/all remote controls.