🔧 Universal Ceiling Fan Remote Control Kit - All-in-One Solution to Replace Hampton Bay, Harbor Breeze, Hunter and more - Pikeman Review

I needed this for new fans for our apartment in Mexico. I corresponded with the seller and asked many questions. You have responded well. Installed yesterday, works great. Although at first we thought the dimmer wasn't working properly, it just turns on and off without dimming. Then I read the direction. To dim, you need to press and hold the button for 7 seconds. They work great!

I bought this universal remote separately from the fan because we found it cheaper to buy the fan and remote separately. So I installed the remote control at the same time as the fan. The wires have been clearly labeled for convenience. It fits perfectly in the ceiling fan mount. The brightness control works great with the LED bulbs that come with the fan. My only suggestion to the manufacturer would be to make the Boundary Wire white so it doesn't stick out so conspicuously from under the…

All fans in our house were replaced by Emerson devices in the first years of 02 and 03. Two have remote controls and one remote almost doesn't work anymore. Emerson no longer sells older remotes like ours and what they offered online was significantly more expensive than this Pikeman. The Pikeman remote looked exactly like my old Emerson and used a 4 position DIP switch to change the frequency so I decided to give it a try to see if it was compatible. When it arrived I installed a 9v battery…

Product did exactly what it was ordered for, wiring and everything was very easy. What could be improved is the remote control setup. They have DIP switches on the remote and hub that can be recoded to be different from the factory defaults. The switches are placed too close to the battery in the remote, making them prone to battery tipping after installation. This initially led me to suspect that the remote control failed shortly after installation. Unfortunately, I chose to just flick the…

My father installed them in both of our bedrooms because the rooms never had the original overhead lighting. He initially installed two lighted ceiling fans. Instead of running the wire through the walls and making a mess, he ran the wires to the fire alarm through the attic. He has been an electrician for thirty years and knows what he is doing. In any case, the fans and lights on the fans will not work unless you go to the fan and pull the strings. If you buy these, simply attach the main…

Works great! I bought this to replace an old remote I installed in my fan many years ago. It was just a remote control add-on bought from Lowes or HomeDepot. The buttons on the old remote controls did not work. This new remote is great, I just replaced the relevant dip switches in this remote with what was installed in the old one and wala. It worked fine with the old receiver in the fan. All functions: 3 fan speeds, fan off, light (hold light button to dim) worked great. An added bonus is that