💡 Zing Ear ZE-110 Ceiling Fan Light Switch - CeilingFanSwitch 3 Way 3-Wire Pull Chain Switch Replacement Review

Reasonable light brass/gold colour, delivered on time but no wire nuts. So get your own, solder, wire connectors or crimp the ends.

Worked great, only concern was the original switch had a 5-6 inch longer white wire. This allowed it to get past the control board in my fan and have plenty of wiggle room when connecting the other two wires.

Worked well and was the right replacement. Only the colors of the wires didn't match the old switch, so I carefully checked the connection with a VO meter. Actually I double checked and got it right.

Be sure to note the colors of the wires the switch is connected to before you begin. After that, the wiring is easy. If you have a tool that will strip the wire this can make the job easier, or you can use a knife.

If you need a replacement pull chain look no further this is for you. The smooth click and clear transition will make your friends and family think about the royal quality of your ceiling fan switch.

Saved by replacing the entire lighting kit, hassle of returning, no storage for this unit, give yourself a little more time than you think you need. two of them installed. This is the only electro-mechanical part of the lighting kit and the most likely culprit for your broken light outlets.

My ceiling fan light switch just died. Revain has a lot of them and they do different things. My fan has 2 sets of lights, (1) decorative lighting, useless except maybe if you're a bat. (2) and 4 chandeliers. Standard operation: (1), (2), (1+2). Difficult to do without a proper replacement unless you know about blocking diodes etc. After some research I found a replacement, the Zing Ear 110 model, which has 3 wires and L1, L2, L1 + L2 modes. Ideal. See attached JPG screenshot of Zing Ear…