Ceiling Fan Remote Control with Reverse Function by Ceiling Fan Remote Controls Review

I had a Hampton Bay ceiling fan that uses a brick shaped UC7030T remote. This remote is a perfect functional replacement for this remote with the added benefit of being a little slicker and the buttons a little more user-friendly, especially for touch controls, which is good when the room is dark and you don't want to turn on the light you're looking for the button for adjusting the fan.

Bought to replace the original remote which we lost. The new remote control has 4 mini toggle switches in the battery compartment that need to be turned on or off according to the code settings on the fan. I couldn't easily find the switch on the fan, so I just tried every combination of switch settings on the remote until it could turn the fan on and off. With 4 switches there are only 16 possible combinations so finding the right setting took only a few minutes.

Fast delivery, this purchase arrived 3 days earlier than Revain stated on the order. I have a 10 year old Hampton Bay ceiling fan that is controlled exclusively by a remote control. The remote control died and the fan was almost unusable. This remote has been described as working with MOST Hampton Bay fan models. A fan replacement costs over $100, so I took a chance with this $10 remote. It works great and in fact the build quality is superior to the original remote. Very happy with my…

Bought a house with a pair of Casablanca Sabers circa 1995. Only one original remote was present. These fans used a 5 dip switch remote control which is no longer found, Casablanca and Hunter switched to a 4 dip switch transmitter decades ago. Receiver DIP switches (Thanks for posting!). I managed to get the following two combinations to work: Tx: dip 1-3 ON, dip 4 OFF. Rx: Dip 1-4 ON, Dip 5 OFF. Tx: dip 1-2 ON, dip 3-4 OFF Rx: dip 1-3 ON, dip 4-5 OFF. Others will probably work, I only needed…

Our ceiling fan controller stopped working and I searched for a replacement to no avail. The problem is that the old controller (Halsey UC-7040) uses a 5-bit code (5 DIP switches), while all the replacements I could find are 4-bit (4 DIP switches). I contacted a major ceiling fan retailer and was told they didn't have a replacement available. On a whim I bought this controller anyway, knowing it must be incompatible but figured I'd run through 16 possible switch combinations and maybe get…

I didn't realize the fan I had when I bought the house needed a remote control so I didn't use it for years as it only had the Air drew on and at a slow pace. I even tried taking it off and fiddling with the wiring at one point before announcing it would work. Instead of wasting money on a legitimate remote for this thing, I gave this a try. It did what I needed, but it's not a very good remote and I won't use it often to change speeds or reverse. It just seems to want to run for a while and…

Perfect replacement for NuTone G92P2BTAUC7052T. Our original remote stopped working, and this time taking it apart and cleaning the contacts didn't help. Apparently this model is no longer made but somewhere on the internet I found a description that this is a replacement for a previous replacement model (which has also been discontinued) so I gave it a try and it really is a perfect replacement. Although this remote has a different shape, all buttons work the same as on the original remote…

Some functions of my 10 year old remote control stopped working - mainly the fan control. The fan is right above my bed and I'm having trouble breathing, so it's very important to keep the air circulating in the room. I've been getting up in bed to turn on the fan for a month. In the end I decided I had to buy a whole new fan. Before I did that, I noticed the model number on the back of the controller. Of course I wouldn't find it for sale considering how old it is. I was wrong! Revain appeared