Will this work for a Whole House Fan? I wish to preplace the current, old-fashion rotary timer that is malfunctioning.
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Yes, that is what I purchased and used mine for. Check the motor rating against the rating of the timer to be sure. It says in the specs what this timer is rated for in terms of amps and hp.
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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.
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This thing worked fantastic......Set it and shut off by itself.I used on my swamp cooler.
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I'm pretty sure it will work just depends on your wiring but it worked for me. You will also need an on/off switch or high/low and off position switch like this oneAir Vent #58030 2SPD Wall Switch
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Yes. I ordered mine for a whole house fan. It is wired in before the 2 speed fan switch. Works great. Gary.
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Hi Cheryl, Yes we are currently using it for a whole house fan and it works great! Thank you!
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Load specs on the timer are 15A general purpose (incandescent, CFL, halogen, etc lights), 1000W tungsten lights, 1/4 hp motor, 1000 VA ballast (florescent lights). So as long as your whole house fan is ¼ horsepower or below, you shouldn't have any trouble. If the fan is larger than this, the timer could be used to trigger a 120V coil on a relay rated for your fan and then the fan power would be switched by the relay with this timer in control.
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Maybe, maybe not. Double check to see if your current timer is 120 volts, some are higher voltage then this might not work. If it is 120 then this will probably work, but I am not an expert by any stretch.
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I used it with a stand-alone, window fan that was stuck on high speed. The unit allowed me to run the fan at various speeds. I'd guess that it would work with any fan you can plug into it.
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I would think so. What are you trying to operate with this switch? I used it for a whole house fan.
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I bought one at Home Depot (here in the US) years ago for that use and it has worked fine, so I bought another here on Amazon about 6 months ago for another fan and it has worked fine as well. The biggest factor that i know you must watch is the load capacity. I'm not sure about "inductive timer" requirements, but there are some that clearly state that they are only to be used for lights and not on fans because the load is too great.
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My fan has a different model number. However it should work, if not you get full refund. Once you receive transmitter load batteries set code on transmitter to that of the fan and away you go, very simple.
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Maybe it will work for your fan. Just set dip switch numbers match with the new remote.
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I have bought this remote twice for my bedroom ceiling fan because it looked EXACTLY like the one I had. I worked perfectly both times. However, you need to keep the old remote to know how to set the little pegs inside which is like a "code". If they are not the same as the one in the fan, it wont work and you will need an electrician probably. One time I couldn't find the remote when I got it and I just changed the little pegs in sequences to try to find it. I was able to with some trial and error.
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although I am using it for a whole house fan. It is a normal "timer" wall switch and can't see any reason it would not work for both. Hope it helps since I can't give you a definite.
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If you are replacing a remote. I got one and sent it back. One has to install a receiver in the fan (you can't just program the remote). I talked to Hunter and they no longer made the remote that came with my fan(only way to control it) I ended up looking at the model number on my broken remote and I found a new one on ebay. It worked great. Good Luck.
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If your fan supports the remote reverse function, the bottom button on the round speed selector (6 o'clock position)is reverse. These fans reverse by interrupting power to the fan for 1/2 a second and then powering it back on. This happens automatically when you hit the reverse button. If your fan doesn't reverse this way (has a switch on the motor body somewhere to reverse) then the reverse function on the remote will not work. Hope this helps!
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I doubt it. I would look into another timer. I bought 5 in order to get 1 that worked.
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Yes & no, depends if you did anything to change the code on the first remote & fan. Most of these remotes come set with the same code, so it should work right out of the box. You may ask why change the codes? If you had a fan in another room or maybe a neighbor close by, those remotes could interfere with your fan. We only had one fan & this remote worked right out of the box. Also, came with batteries.
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Not sure what the rating is but if you have a two speed whole house fan this will work. You might have to play around with getting the wiring right as mine had no diagram. Replaced old toggle/chain switch.
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Hey Troy the short answer is maybe it will work I have used this fan as a universal replacement and with minor tweaks it worked better than the old one much quieter and more efficient.
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Yes, as long as your fan is a 2 speed fan to begin with it's a generic speed switch. You can also wire it through a timer too.
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Yes, this remote should work. If the new remote does not operate the fan, you may need to change the frequency code on the remote to match the code on the receiver. The receiver is located inside the fan canopy. Instructions are included with the remote.