can this be used on a that is hard wired?
1011600
I have four hard wired fans. Three have the remote that are controlled independently. They work beautifully! It was the best investment I could have made. I place the controls where they are convenient at the entrance to the rooms or by my chair where I sit so that I can adjust the light and air flow to match changing conditions without having to jump up and down. It's no different than the remote for the stereo or the TV.
1011601
Yes, it can. The black box slides into the fan mounting bracket, under the ceiling bezile. Then, it's a matter of connecting all of the wires together, as explained in the instructions that come with the unit. really quitte simple. Just make sure that the code on the black box (4 position) matches the remote controls that you are using with that fan. If they do not match, the remote will not work.
1011602
Yes. This is a replacement controller for a ceiling fan that was originally equipped with a wireless fan and light controller. In my case it was virtually identical to the one that had failed, although the remote control was slightly different. So far the replacement has been working fine.
1011603
as long as you install that black box at the base of the fan where the electricity goes into the fan it can be used on any type of fan.
1921607
No, it cant. Worse, I found myself waving my hand over it to get the light to go on. That got old pretty fast. I prefer the hard wired version.
556316
Mine was hard wired however, I don't know if an electrician could/would configure a plug-in wire to that unit.
1100692
It is ment to be mounted on a wall box and hard wired to switched circuit. Not intended for cord and plug. Hope this answers your question.
236756
Yes it can be wired with a UF cable, 12ga with a heavy duty male three prong plug. Make sure the receptacle you are plugging into is rated for 20 amps. The unit is multiple voltage, so purchase your plugs coordinately. Personally I would hard wire to a fusible disconnect. But that's because I'm Pro. My advise is to have a qualified technician do it for you.
597667
No. Hard wired means direct wired -- not a plug in. You can access the wires though near an outlet to use but probably need an electrician to do it.
2166815
I dont see why not. You should be able to hook the power wire to what ever you want and when the button is pushed, it activates whatever its hooked to.
279017
If you have an adapter you can. Otherwise, you will need to hard wire it. Hard wiring is always better in terms of speed of internet delivery if you can work it out easily.
1013014
Yes it can be hard wired. AND... I really like the garbage disposal (if one could really LIKE a garbage disposal!),. It's pretty quiet!
339212
It has to be hard wired but you can get a plug adapter to plug into an outlet if you need to.
2256945
I would say no but only because most extension cords are usually too thick. If it's an extension cord that's old and only has two wires you could possibly get away with it
127950
Yes...Does not hve to be hard wired...nice little machine and very capable......
1500407
It doesn't have to be hard wired in. But it doesn't come with a plug on the wire. To add a plug would be very easy and quick to do. You would have to buy one at a hardware store.
1642298
yes, as long as you don't disconnect the wires from it. Mine still works fine. Gary
1651602
Absolutely. It cant be used on either the ground side or the hot side of your circuit.
1095922
No, this is used only with hard wired systems, if you install a x10 or other wireless modules you'll need to go with a wireless device compatible with them.
1157766
No, this particular model has to be hardwired. Amazon has incorrect data in the table on the page for this product.