will it work any hampton bay fan without adding any extra hardware.
1356501
Yes, if your original fan uses a remote with similar functions. Start by setting the dip switch settings in the battery compartment to match your original remote, if you still have it. My original remote had all the switches set to up(didn't work). I moved them to all down(didn't work). I moved the left most switch up and left the others down and it works perfectly. Good luck there are 16 different combinations. :-)
1356502
I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working. There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up. Here are the frequency list: (I believe 0 is down and 1 is up) 0000 0001 0010 0100 0110 0101 0011 0111 1111 1110 1101 1011 1001 1010 1100 1000 Hope this helps.
1356503
Assuming that your fan had a remote, and this is a replacement part. Possibly, check the model number of your old remote on the Hampton Bays web site, that's how I determined if this was compatible with my fan. I hope this helps...
1356504
The remote that I got wasn't an exact match, I was able to set toggle switches inside remote to get it to sync. Mine works perfect.
1356505
I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I believe 0 is down and 1 is up)0000000100100100011001010011011111111110110110111001101011001000Hope this helps. I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I... » Read More I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I believe 0 is down and 1 is up)0000000100100100011001010011011111111110110110111001101011001000Hope this helps. « Show Less
1356506
I can't say ANY Hampton Bay fan but it works just fine for our 10 year old model without adding anything other than batteries to the remote. Of course you'll have to sync the dip switches on the fan and the remote. The only issue we've experienced is that we have lights on the top and bottom of the fan that work independently and the remote only controls one set. I imagine we'd have to match model numbers or something for that.
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.
328108
No, I just purchased this and had to return it because I found it is not compatible with my existing fan. You have to buy an entire kit that has a receiver for the fan with the new controller ....over $100 :(
1487597
Cannot say for certain but my whole house fan its installed for is quite substanial compared to your planned use
2095728
I have a 2006 52" Remington IV Hampton Bay ceiling fan (Model 523-971) and it WORKED! The dip switches (remote's code) on both the new and old remotes were all the same...all up.
1472962
It depends on which model of fan you have and which options it has... My guess is that it probably will not work though.
2256786
Sorry but I don't know the answer to that question as I have only used the remote control exclusively on my Hampton Bay fan.
1208998
We were changing the fan, so we didn't need anything extra. If you putting a new one, you might need a hose to connect to the outside
316105
measure the diameter of your current fan. if there the same size and has max clearance. and it is with in the same power as the first fan then yes it should work.
1423097
If the light is equipped with the Hampton Bay wireless receiver built in it should work. I purchased it to replace the remote for a Hampton Bay fan that has an up-light and down-light where the previous remote button stopped working and all I had to do was put a battery in it and set the dip switches and it works great.
1439046
Yes. I have the fan and light harbor breeze combo and it worked for me. It wasn't that exact model, but it is universal.
184684
easy....just make sure all the front bays have a molex connector plugged in. the top , back cpu fan and the left side fans all need molex connectors, too...my hurricane lights up and all fans work as soon as the molexs were plugged in...
878402
I purchased http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005MAZQCK/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and it worked just fine for the fan for me.
854458
I don't know call hunter fan that is how I made sire it worked on my hunter fan
176188
Only if you want it to be flush mounted. The fan itself can install regularly without the kit.
370486
I assume it will. I purchased a universal remote (not Hunter's) and they work fine with my fans.
848776
No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and sturdy. Good luck No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and... » Read More No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and sturdy. Good luck « Show Less
1304173
I would only use the same part number in replacing your fan. I have no idea about other fans or their part numbers.