🌬️ Enhance Your Space with the Kathy Ireland HOME SW605 6-Speed LED Ceiling Fan Wall Control Review

replaced the old - and VERY problematic - SW375/SW350 combo with an Emerson 2454 fan with a newer RCK55/SW605 combo (SW375/SW350 has been replaced twice and a third broke time). While the newer and easier-to-use combo still works well, I'd note that the retro customization was NOT plug and play. and if anyone is not very happy with the rewiring of the fan and wall switch, I highly recommend contacting a professional. Although not included in either the RCK55 or SW605, Emerson's "Replacing the…

This stopped working about 2 years after my contractor installed it. We only used it in the summer months and for what it's worth; Viewed about 30 uses per year max. When I rented out my apartment, my tenant reported that this wall remote never worked. I confirmed this when I returned from abroad. The blue LED did not light up as if the device had no power. Nothing worked on this remote control yet, the light switch next to it worked (double switch panel). I took it apart, but not being an…

This unit came with my Emerson fan. Although bulky, it fits snugly in the junction box on my wall, leaving little room for wiring. It's a nice looking switch with a main LED in the top left corner and a scale of small LEDs in the bottom right corner that indicate fan intensity. Better than the old way of clicking and waiting a long time to see how fast the fan spins. The keys are spongy and made of a rubberized material that feels nice but doesn't have a distinct tactile click. Due to the large

The device is a bit small, but most of it fits into a single box. Easy to connect and does a good job of remotely controlling the ceiling fan/light in my office. The first confusion was the backlight buttons. Above are two of them. When I bought this unit I thought it would be used for the light dimming function - press the top button to increase the brightness, press and hold the bottom button to decrease the brightness, etc. No. I haven't seen that, but I think Emerson sells fans with two…

I bought four of these to replace some of the Emerson four speed fan switches I had previously installed in my house. Those old 4 speed switches didn't work properly with my new Emerson 6 speed fans and if the switch position was accidentally changed it could damage the new fans. I didn't particularly bother with the remote controls that came with the fans as they can be easily lost. I bought these 'used' switches from the Revain marketplace as they were being sold at a huge discount from…

Looks really "busy" but works well once you get the hang of it. The bottom and top rockers work in completely different ways, which could be confusing to anyone who hasn't read the instructions or been educated on how they work. The bottom rocker controls the up and down speed of the fan, and the LED strips indicate the speed. Looking at it that way, one would assume that the top rocker would do the same for a built-in dome light, but that would be wrong. The top button is actually 2 separate…