Does this work for ceiling fans with a light fixture? I am trying to replace round dial switch for a fan with a light fixture. thanks
1328421
This works for a ceiling fan with lights - the switchbox is rectangular - installation took some time to figure out the wiring - after a few weeks, the light is difficult to get to turn completely off. I was originally happy to have saved money with this model, but now wish I had gotten a better unit.
1328422
Sorry the light switch is a variable glider, the fan 4 speeds even if it is a 3 speed.
1328423
Yes it works well for both light and fan, 4 settings for both. Buy it you will like it
198387
My fan only has one light ... the up light button and the down light button do the same thing (turns on, turns off and hold to dim)
1902015
It will work with a bedroom fan depending on many lights are hooked to the same switch as the fan. There is a max wattage that the switch can handle. If you get an occupancy sensor in the future the one listed at the end of my comments is a far better switch. They also sell as version that costs less but it handles less wattage load. I have both kinds in my house. If your using this in a kids room they tend to turn the override "on" switch on and it stays on until you find it. That is why I like the other one. (The Maestro also picks up occupancy much better). Lutron MS-OPS5M-IV Maestro 600 Watt Single Pole/3-Way Occupancy Sensor Switch (Hope this helps.)
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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.
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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.
1885338
I replaced ceiling light with ceiling fan with light. My electrician installed this wall control to replace the original light switch perfectly as it was designed for.
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.
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I installed this motion switch because I installed LED lights in a laundry room because the previous motion switch kept one of the LEDs on at a reduced power all the time. This switch fixed the problem. I would believe that this will work just fine for a bathroom fan. It is a very good quality device.
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I replaced a TCP 17030Q 30-Watt NPF Circline Compact Fluorescent Ballast with the TCP 17058Q 58-watt Compact Fluorescent Ballast. I dont see why it would not work for you as well. You just have to make sure the 58 watt bulb will fit in the glass globe of your ceiling fan/light fixture as it may be too large. Since the one I replaced was a 30 watt bulb and yours is a 36 watt bulb it should work. Good Luck!
1262372
this fits a standard size light socket, as you would see in a lamp or ceiling fan lights. so I don't think this will be what your looking for! not sure about the smaller version tho!
1262242
The bottom plate in the center of the fan unscrews with 2 screws. You can add any lite kit available that attaches to those 2 screws. I have not found one that will not work. When you remove the plate you will find the labeled wiring in side the cup for the light kit. It is designed to have a separate switch for the light if you have the proper hot leg at the ceiling where the fan mounts. If not then it will come on with the fan or you can add a separate pull switch
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Hi SH, I just installed the fan this weekend. I ended up replacing my original dimmer switch with a Lutron Fan/Light dimmer combined switch. It is a little pricey but works wonderful and gives much more control over the fan and lighting then the remote. I highly recommend it. Although the switch does not mention compatibility with LEDs, it does in fact work flawlessly with the LED in the fan. Lutron MA-LFQHW-WH Maestro Fan Control and Dimmer Kit, White
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This switch allows us to turn our fan light on/off and control the fan speed low, medium, & high. I'm not sure how this will or will not work with your remote. You have to check if your remote sensor is on the fan itself or to your switch.
1985786
If your ceiling fan operates off of a light switch, then it should work perfectly.
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.
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According to Lutron's catalog Page 49, the MA series is designed to work with ceiling fan and fan/light combinations. Just make sure you don't exceed the unit's wattage rating.
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.