My thermostatic Hampton bay fan with reverse has red,blue,white, yellow, grey and rose colors of wires coming from housing of my fan.how is possibly to connect it to receiver ? I do not need reverse and dimming for light. My thermostatic Hampton bay fan with reverse has red,blue,white, yellow, grey and rose colors of wires coming from housing of my fan.how is possibly to connect it to receiver ? I do not need... » Read More My thermostatic Hampton bay fan with reverse has red,blue,white, yellow, grey and rose colors of wires coming from housing of my fan.how is possibly to connect it to receiver ? I do not need reverse and dimming for light. « Show Less
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Hi, this product is not the correct product for you. However, at your own risk, and the fan nor the wiring diagram not in front of me to check it. It is really hard to know what each wire is. Typically, the Red and white usually connect to the power, blue to the light (dimming is done usually through the remote receiver) at this point there is usually 1 more wire for the motor. You have 3 left that is because your fan reverses via the remote. You can buy the correct one that reverses on amazon or ebay or try to Google the wiring diagram. I wouldn't touch it unless I knew what was what. You can burn out the unit very easily or make a fire hazard or get hurt. Hi, this product is not the correct product for you. However, at your own risk, and the fan nor the wiring diagram not in front of me to check it. It is really hard to know what each wire is. Typically, the Red and white usually connect to the power, blue to the light (dimming is done usually through the remote receiver) at this point there is usually 1 more wire for the motor. You have 3 left that is because your fan reverses via the remote. You can buy the correct one that reverses on amazon or ebay or try to Google the wiring diagram. I wouldn't touch it unless I knew what was what. You... » Read More Hi, this product is not the correct product for you. However, at your own risk, and the fan nor the wiring diagram not in front of me to check it. It is really hard to know what each wire is. Typically, the Red and white usually connect to the power, blue to the light (dimming is done usually through the remote receiver) at this point there is usually 1 more wire for the motor. You have 3 left that is because your fan reverses via the remote. You can buy the correct one that reverses on amazon or ebay or try to Google the wiring diagram. I wouldn't touch it unless I knew what was what. You can burn out the unit very easily or make a fire hazard or get hurt. « Show Less
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Good afternoon, it seems you have answered your own question. If your "Hampton Bay" has all of the attributes of the "Universal Thermostatic Ceiling Fan and Light Remote Control Conversion Kit" - why add it??
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The LED power button is red for this particular case. I believe that the power button matchs the fan color of the 230T Corsair cases. Keep in mind the reset button does not have a LED in this case either.
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Susan,I just installed my today.I wish I could have a pic to show you. Since I bought this to replace an old Intertherm heater.I had to purchase an adapter plate to avoid re frame my wall.This unit has the fan case of about 3" deep this case have to go inside your frame.The pic that you see on Amazon will be on top of your wall. It is just a cover of the actual fan and heating. I will pass on to you the e-mail of the Steve. he is the Cadet technical help. He was very helpful to me prior I purchase It. selhart@cadetheat.comIt is a great unit. You will like It. Good luck.They make It in 110 volts and 220 volts.I got the 110 v because that is what I had before. Susan,I just installed my today.I wish I could have a pic to show you. Since I bought this to replace an old Intertherm heater.I had to purchase an adapter plate to avoid re frame my wall.This unit has the fan case of about 3" deep this case have to go inside your frame.The pic that you see on Amazon will be on top of your wall. It is just a cover of the actual fan and heating. I will pass on to you the e-mail of the Steve. he is the Cadet technical help. He was very helpful to me prior I purchase It. selhart@cadetheat.comIt is a great unit. You will like It.... » Read More Susan,I just installed my today.I wish I could have a pic to show you. Since I bought this to replace an old Intertherm heater.I had to purchase an adapter plate to avoid re frame my wall.This unit has the fan case of about 3" deep this case have to go inside your frame.The pic that you see on Amazon will be on top of your wall. It is just a cover of the actual fan and heating. I will pass on to you the e-mail of the Steve. he is the Cadet technical help. He was very helpful to me prior I purchase It. selhart@cadetheat.comIt is a great unit. You will like It. Good luck.They make It in 110 volts and 220 volts.I got the 110 v because that is what I had before. « Show Less
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The fan uses three candelabra type lightbulbs. If you use the brightest LED bulbs available instead of the incandescent ones provided it might give you the brightness you desire.
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I ordered mine based on the model number of my old motor. So it matched up just fine. I have a thermostat box with the original fan. The thermostat box acts as a junction box also. The two strand wire is connected to the power line with wire nuts in the thermostat box. White to white black to black.
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K. Baker, did you figure out how to wire the night light. I wanted to buy a fan with a light and night light but didn't think you could use this condensation sensor to do that.
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Just connect a wire from the positive side of the fan motor to one lead of your indicator light. Connect the second lead from the light to ground. I used a red LED lamp purchased from Radio Shack and mounted it to the fan's On/Off switch plate. Remember to connect the wire to the fan motor itself, not to the positive side of the thermostatic switch. Connecting to the thermo-switch will only tell you there is power in the circuit, not whether or not the fan itself is running. I think I used 18 or 20-gauge wire for my installation as the LED draws very little current. Good luck and Merry Christmas. Just connect a wire from the positive side of the fan motor to one lead of your indicator light. Connect the second lead from the light to ground. I used a red LED lamp purchased from Radio Shack and mounted it to the fan's On/Off switch plate. Remember to connect the wire to the fan motor itself, not to the positive side of the thermostatic switch. Connecting to the thermo-switch will only tell you there is power in the circuit, not whether or not the fan itself is running. I think I used 18 or 20-gauge wire for my installation as the LED draws very little current. Good luck and Merry... » Read More Just connect a wire from the positive side of the fan motor to one lead of your indicator light. Connect the second lead from the light to ground. I used a red LED lamp purchased from Radio Shack and mounted it to the fan's On/Off switch plate. Remember to connect the wire to the fan motor itself, not to the positive side of the thermostatic switch. Connecting to the thermo-switch will only tell you there is power in the circuit, not whether or not the fan itself is running. I think I used 18 or 20-gauge wire for my installation as the LED draws very little current. Good luck and Merry Christmas. « Show Less
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There is usually a paper in the box. If you lost it: Line in: Black to black-power, white to white-neutral, green to ground. Line out: blue to light and red to fan. I hope this helps.
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The red, purple, brown and one gray go into the fan switch with the pull chain. The remaining gray connects to the main supply power. YOUTUBE or Google ceiling fan installation and get an exact diagram. I can tell you the gray wires are the power wires and the colored wires are the step down voltages that slow down the fan.
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There is a "reverse" symbol at the 6 o'clock position on the control (the two arrows). Unfortunately, it does not work. I tries to cycle the fan, but it will not reverse.
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You can wire it with out the remote receiver directly to the fans 3 wires. Connection is to two switches (one for the fan and one for the light). You will not have speed control. You can use the remote receiver with the 3 wires connected to the receiver and then the two receiver wires on the other side to a single switch. You then leave this switch on and the remote is used for all functions. This is pretty much how all fans with remotes are wired. By the way this remote does not have a fan direction function, there is a switch on each fan to switch from winter to summer mode.
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This is a replacement remote control for a specific Hampton Bay ceiling fan, there is a hampton bay universal kit you can buy the the CHQ7096T is not the universal one with a reciever. http://www.homedepotceilingfans.com/universal-thermostatic-ceiling-fan-and-light-remote-control-conversion-kit
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If your fan supports the remote reverse function, the bottom button on the round speed selector (6 o'clock position)is reverse. These fans reverse by interrupting power to the fan for 1/2 a second and then powering it back on. This happens automatically when you hit the reverse button. If your fan doesn't reverse this way (has a switch on the motor body somewhere to reverse) then the reverse function on the remote will not work. Hope this helps!
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No, I could not find it. Usually there is a switch on the side, above the blades, this model does not have one. Another answer mentioned pulling the chain, but there are only 2 chains, one for the light, and one for the fan. Pulling the fan chain does not reverse direction, it controls speed setting.
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I have not installed mine yet as I am doing a bathroom remodel and havent gotten to that point yet. The way I understand it is that it goes by the temp of the water. There should be some type of sensor that detects the temp and then changes the color accordingly.
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Do they have a plus and minus wire? Yes they do and normally are connected as such to the small connector. Being a designer, I don't know "all" the circumstances around what you are doing. If you are asking if you just reverse the hookup of the wires, will the motor run in reverse? I would say the answer to the question is no. Easiest way to accomplish that would be to turn the fan over, 180 degress.
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I am away from the house at the moment. What you see is all white. It has been a while since I installed it. I cannot remember if the fan blades had a different colot on each side. We have it installed in a nine foot ceiling, and uses the longer rod. There is a shorter one that hugs the ceiling. It is in a big room and can move a lot of air. we are very happy with it. The control aslo works very well.