💡 Westinghouse Lighting 7702200 Ceiling Fan Light Switch with Stylish Chrome Pull Chain Review

Installed in a Hunter outdoor ceiling fan that has previously been exposed to heavy rain. Now that it was dry, the old switch was broken. Works perfectly!

I don't bother with other manufacturers' ceiling fans. These are high-quality and very smooth-running devices from a manufacturer I trust. Will definitely buy again.

I don't know what brand my ceiling fan is but the pull cord light switch broke. I took a chance and bought this switch. This turned out to be a direct replacement and works perfectly.

My chain switch on my ceiling fan broke and I thought I'd have to replace the whole thing. Then I found a video on You Tube showing how to replace it. It was a lot easier than I thought. Everything I needed came with this switch. I installed it in about 5 minutes. Since then everything has been great.

This switch was added to the Broan fan in the bathroom so I can control the light and fan separately. Just had to drill a 3/8 hole in the metal case to get the plug in. It worked flawlessly and was easy to install. I also used a gasket between the metal body and the plastic screen to reduce vibration noise.

I am very glad to have received this. I finally found a friend who knew how to install it, although you can find instructions and videos, but being an electrical device I wasn't too sure about doing it myself. But it's easy to install, take out the old one, put in this one. Used chain from my old one, colors matched and I'm so glad my ceiling fans are working again.

It seems to me that the Chinese analogue of the American Cooper switch is a spare drop. I installed it. It works. good price TIP: The reason I had to replace it in the first place is because my eldest daughter has been living in our house with her young children for a year. I think she or younger kids pulled the chain too hard and broke the plastic male part. So never pull on these cables. be gentle

No idea what "stretch" or "transparency" means, it's an electrical switch. But it's an electrical switch that matches exactly, both physically and electrically, the switch on the underside of the ceiling fan I found installed when I bought my house 23 years ago. So I was thrilled that I found an exact replacement, meaning I didn't have to replace the entire ceiling fan.

We live in an old rented house that has been poorly maintained by the owner. 4 of these pens were broken around the house and luckily we found them which was easy and inexpensive to fix! It was enough just to watch a short YouTube video and install it without any further background. Costs $3 each and highly recommend! We also used this on the light wand which is the fan/light part and then 3 more which were just the light.