Do you have to use remote? Can it just be hooked up to switch on wall as fan is now?
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Yes I took that way. The remote controller just sit in a drawer and I only used a couple of times to change the speeds.
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Yes you can connect it to a switch, however you will need to order the correct wall switch that is compatitable with that fan! Contact us for that part number! :)
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Hello! The fan is primarily controlled by the receiver module in the fan's canopy, which works on radio waves. In order to get the fan to work with a wall switch, you would need the WCS213 Wall Control by Minka. Otherwise, a normal switch would not turn it off or on. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
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You need the remote to change speeds, otherwise you can just flip the switch on and off. However there is a very nice bracket that holds the remote and you can attach it to the wall wherever you wish.
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There are pullies as you put it for both light and fan (3 speeds and off). No remote. I put ours on wall switches so that's also an option.
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No u need to use the remote to control the light and fan speed. It is the most easy way to install it. If u have two switches on the wall u don't need the remote. But most homes don't have that..
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Mine did not come with a pull switch. Although we are able to control both light and fan with the wall switch as well. Remote is only necessary for fan speed.
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No remote. The light and fan are operated by independent pulls. The fan can be on without the light, the light without the fan, or both on at the same time.
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You can hook it up to any circuit within range. For that matter you could wire in a pigtail and plug it into the wall. but in oder for the manual switch to work it has to be on the fan/light circuit. i never use the manual switch so it's not necessary
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No remote. There's a pull cord for light and pull cord for the fan. The wall switch turns the whole thing on or off and you control the light and fan with the pull strings.
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No. I don't think I've ever bought a fan with a wall switch included. We had a switch installed to operate it, though. It's not too much extra work.
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It comes with a remote control and a bracket for mounting the remote control on a wall. It does not have a hard-wired wall control. Also, it would be inconvenient to turn the fan off with a regular wall switch because it won't come back up to speed when you turn the power back on; it takes a couple of clicks on the remote to do that.
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yes on our fans we have them connected to wall switches.They can also be hooked up remotely.I hope this helps,ralph
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I don't think so. We did not want that feature as there were controls build into the switch on the wall. Our contractor told us NOT to get a remote because of the way he was wiring to switches. Mary Jo Eustis
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Yes, ours is installed to a double switch on the wall, and they operate independently. As well, there are two pull chains on the fan itself, so if you wire it directly, you can still operate the functions independently from the pull chains.
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Fan and light controls mounted in wall only, no remote was offered. You can probably add a remote by installing a receiver in the fan housing. Existing light circuit handled both new fan and light because the amperage is low enough.
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The fan uses a remote control for all functions. Check with an electrician to see if your existing wall control can be used.
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Yes. I leave the wall switch in the on position and use the remote to control the light and fan.
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Sorry, I don't know. We don't have a remote, we just pull the switch for the fan & the light. ( pull switches are more heavy duty than on older fans)
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We leave the light ON on the remote, so we can operate that with the wall switch, and then just use the remote for the fan, which we use much less often. So, it can be done. :-)