🔧 Universal Ceiling Fan Remote Control Kit, Small Size 3 in 1 Wireless Control for Harbor Breeze, Hunter, Hampton Bay, Lichler Ceiling Fans - Speed, Light & Timing Control Review

I have the smallest/slimest ceiling fan you can buy because my bedroom has a low ceiling. This remote switch fits perfectly in the motor housing. Very easy to install, remote control works perfectly. You can set it to beep when you press the keys, or mute it entirely. I also like the idea that if you turn everything off with an actual wall switch, only turning the light back to the "on" position will turn the light back on. The timer function is also positive. Definitely worth every penny!

Item arrived quickly, no surprises when installing, works as described! The light is either on or off, no dimming is possible, which is perfect for our application. If your ceiling fan has a chain pull speed control (set the speed to HIGH/MED/LOW/OFF by pulling the chain a few times), make sure the pull chain selector is set to HIGH and leave it then just there. You want that remote to set the fan speed, not the traction circuit setting. The only negative comment is that the cables coming out…

Large size for a ceiling mount! I've had many ceiling fans and remotes over the years and while this is by far the smallest unit that fits in a ceiling mount I've found - and I love it - the remotes are awful! I put 4 in our new house and all the remotes are a nuisance. We found that they just don't connect well to the batteries when the cover is on the battery compartment. But if you leave the lid open, the batteries pop out. We therefore oppose their use. I wish they would release an Alexa…

Over the years I have installed many different fan controls. These are the smallest I've ever seen. I put three in my upstairs bedrooms. Two of them worked perfectly. The third works only at medium and low speeds per fan. Selecting High turns off the fan on that particular device. Dimmer works fine, no dimmer. I would rate them much higher if all three worked correctly. Update: The seller contacted me and sent me a replacement for the defective remote control. I replaced it and now it works…

The instructions supplied made installation fairly easy, although the ceiling fan required almost complete disassembly to get to the required electrical connections. After installation, the remote worked great. The only thing to remember is that the light switch must be in the on position for the remote to work. One issue that bothered me was whether I would have to go into a dark room to find the remote to turn the light back on if I had previously turned it off with the remote when I left. It

I bought this to allow my Bond fan controller to control some of the extra ceiling fans in my house. I only needed the canopy module in the long run, the remote was only used once to set up with Bond. Compared to other fan remotes/modules in my house, this one has the fewest features and feels incredibly cheap. However, these were two things I was specifically looking for as I literally just need a functional canopy module for my Home Assistant setup to actually control how people interact with

I bought this remote control to use with an outdoor ceiling fan that my neighbor gave me as a gift. I installed it on my desktop and just used the engine and light. Wiring is easy and on the stand the remote worked well with all functions, fan speed and lighting. I tested all the features several times and was impressed by the smooth operation. The next day I completely assembled the fan and hung it in the garage with the remote attached for a full test before installing it on the porch. I did…

The remote works well, easy enough to install if you follow the instructions as others have noted. But it doesn't work the way I hoped it would, so thought I'd provide some details in case it's helpful to others. All of my bedrooms are hooked up to ceiling fans, which means two separate "hot" wires run from the junction box back to separate switches on the wall. The fan and light can be switched on and off separately, but the fan speed must be regulated using a pull chain. If you have a similar