My Hampton Bay fan has up/down lights that dim, plus reverse on the remote. This only has 1 button for lights. Will it work for separate up/dn?
276105
Mine also has one light button but it is an oval shaped button and the top controls the top lights and the bottom controls the lower lights.
276106
I had the same concerns but the remote works perfectly. The single button is designed to turn on/dim the top light when pressed at the top and vice versa for the bottom light. So the single button does control each light independently.
276107
Yes, I also have up/down lights and it works for both. The light switch has a "rocker" function, press the upper half for up lights, lower half for down lights.
276108
Yep. The single green button acts as a toggle. Top part of the green button will run the top light of a dual light fan and the bottom part of the button works the bottom light. Push and hold in the up or down position to act as the dimmer. Hope this helps.
276109
The button for the light works for both top and bottom. While it might only appear to be one button, the top portion controls the top light of the fan, and the bottom portion of the button controls the bottom light. I hope this helps.
276110
The reverse button is the center button. Push and hold it a few seconds to reverse the direction. Others have answered the dimmer function.
80221
I used the Mini Remote 8 Scene, model #2342-222...I programmed the left 4 buttons for OFF, LO, MED, HI for the fan and the right 4 buttons the same for the light controller (i.e., OFF, LO, MED, HI - you cannot use one button for varying the light level since you have to put the Mini Remote into a mode known as "Always On" rather than "Toggle" mode to run the fan levels)...works well this way however since 3 levels are plenty! If you only want to control the fan, you could use the 4 Scene Mini Remote.
1448558
That button actually brings up the settings. Not sure why they labeled it like that. It only works when the backup lamps are on.
1857391
If you go to their website and you will find you can also purchase a remote. That is what I did we and it is Emerson Model UC7212t. It has a reverse button, speed up and down button, light button which does dim and off button. You can purchase it and works great. We got the Bronze fan for use in our large bathroom to move air around and we just love this fan.
1100950
Yes, that's what we did. We had an electrician put in a special plate that has a three-speed setting for the fan and a switch for the light. Works great!!! Just didn't want one more remote to keep track of in the house. Really like this fan. Tom
479404
Well, our fan is hooked up using the wall switch but you kind of need the remote to speed up and slow down also the dimmer is on the remote.
1337034
I seem to remember the manual having instructions for wiring the fan to two switches; one for fan and the other for light. However, the fan doesn't have any onboard controls, so you will need the remote to adjust fan speed and direction and the light dimmer. Try checking the Emerson website for the manual and while you're there, see if they make a compatible wall switch that has the speed and dimmer functions from the remote. Or just resign yourself to the remote. I didn't think I would like it either, but it's ended up being really nice to not get out of bed to change the fan speed.
1356505
I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I believe 0 is down and 1 is up)0000000100100100011001010011011111111110110110111001101011001000Hope this helps. I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I... » Read More I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I believe 0 is down and 1 is up)0000000100100100011001010011011111111110110110111001101011001000Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I can't say ANY Hampton Bay fan but it works just fine for our 10 year old model without adding anything other than batteries to the remote. Of course you'll have to sync the dip switches on the fan and the remote. The only issue we've experienced is that we have lights on the top and bottom of the fan that work independently and the remote only controls one set. I imagine we'd have to match model numbers or something for that.
220294
No - You should not use this to control two lights. Using a Fan Control to dim lights will quickly "burn" up the controls inside the device and it won't dim correctly anymore.
1661825
We bought this switch to replace the original one that came with the light/fan...a problem we later found out was very common on the model we had. We never did get the fan to work again and the light has one setting, it does not dim. I don't know what the Luxe Eco fan is so I'm not sure if the remote will work with it. Sorry I'm not more help. GL!
335580
Yes! The remote dims the light and turns it on and off. There are 3 fan speeds. The remote controls the fan speeds as well. Love all of the functionality. Hope that helps answer your questions.
670217
not as out of the box, you would have to buy a motor control unit, I remember back in my electrical days we would install one for celling fans to control but they can be a little pricey, do not buy a sliding light dimmer switch as these will fail and are made to dim lighting only. hope this helps: http://www.lumens.com/wall-mount-wired-fan-control-wc105-by-minka-aire-fans-R032740.html?utm_medium=PLA&utm;_source=google&u;tm_term=&kwid;=productads-plaid^83005992873-sku^R032740-adType^PLA-device^c-adid^42350083071
618083
Unfortunately it does not have a separate control for lighted fans that have on off ability. The power does control fan speed and the lights will dim and brighten accordingly.
1604977
There are little levers in the battery compartment of the remote and on the wall controller. They are labeled 1-5 and need to be in the same position to work together. For example, if you have the wall controller set so that all the levers are "up", do the same with the remote you want it paired with. If you have another Dan and remote, make sure the levers are set differently. There is a sixth lever is for dimming control. Set it to on if you want to be able to dim your lights. This can all be found on page 10 of the Owner's Manual.
198389
Up light turns the light on. Down light turns the light off. There is no dual light button on the remote I received, only 3 different speeds for the fan. The large fan off button does just that....turns the fan off.
105550
Not sure if that is same model as mine. My fan is old and the remote will only turn fan on high and light must be on also. Fan switch work light and vise versa.