Will this work with a Canarm ceiling fan and light purchased in the UK? Enquiries of Canarm are never answered.
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Although it is possible, I would be surprised if they were compatible. Perhaps there is a way to take this question directly to Litex customer service? In looking up the company, it appears there is a Litex distributor in Hertfordshire, which would expand the likelihood of finding the remote you need. If this particular model is not compatible, perhaps they may carry a model that works specifically with UK current. Good luck!
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I don't think so, not for me. I cannot recommend this item. I have two of them and the bulbs burn out in six months, and right now, one of them is broken. You have to "train" the remote controls to work and my two remote controls are different models. I don't know if the fan/light is broken or the control. I have replaced the bulb at least four times trying to get it working. I think the fan/light is broken but I will have to call Litex first to see if they can get my control to work. I don't like these fans: they are too much overhead and they do not provide enough lighting for me.
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Hey Chris, so can you share what bulbs you ended up using in your Hunter fan that work with this switcher? I too have a 52" Hunter 5-minute fan and will be getting this Maestro. I have the stock CFL candelabra bulbs but realize I'll need something else..do not want that annoying hum. Can you share your exact bulbs model/make etc.. it'd be appreciated. Thanks!
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It's an E11 used only for small halogen bulbs. I don't believe there is any other bulbs that use an E11 socket. You can adapt an E11 to E12 (candelabra base). I replaced the socket with a standard E19 socket. The other limiting factors are the diameter of the shade opening (small) and its depth. I was able to get 40W equiv LED ceiling fan bulb to fit. If you go that way, be sure to get a bulb rated for enclosed fixtures. In short, it's possible, but difficult. The manufacturer needs to update the light assembly since a 75W or 100W halogen uses up to 10X what an equivalent LED bulb would, has a much shorter life, and produces unecessary heat.
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Not sure I understand. You want to replace the light that comes with the ceiling fan? But it's integrated with the fan. You can cap it and have no light if you wish. It does come with that part.
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I'm not an expert, but I really believe it will work with a standard ceiling fan. As long as the diameter of the part of the fan that fits flush on the ceiling is not larger than the diameter of the hole in the middle of the ceiling medallion, it will work. The base of the ceiling fan I have is smaller than the center hole of the medallion. I took pics of my medallion, but I don't see an option of sending a pic with my answer. Sorry.
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Hello. Depending on the light kit, there is a possibility of it being compatible. Minka Aire does offer several light kit options for this fan. Please let me know if there is anything more I can do to help. -Beth
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Unable to answer the question. I am unfamiliar with the kind of fan. As long as you have somewhere to put the remote controller at the base of the fan yes this will work.
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My fan is mounted on a flat ceiling so I can't help you on how it will do on an angled ceiling. (At minimum you will need a longer tube.) I did look into replacing the two 40-watt bulbs with LED ones, but the light socket has a candelabra base (i.e., small base) thus I was unable to find a LED bulb that has this type of base AND is dimmable.
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It will work with this bulb check out this E12 LED Candelabra bulb it looks and is like the real thing Triangle Bulbs T95085-6 4W LED E12 2700K 400 lm Non-Dimmable Base Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb
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It is about the same length as a "normal" incandescent bulb, so could be too long. You might check other bulbs with the GU24 base or attach a bulb adapter (search GU24 bulb adapter on Amazon) and then screw in an LED Ceiling Fan Bulb.
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It depends on whether you are going to be using a regular or CFL bulb. I purchased mine from a vender on ebay it was a Hampton Bay / Hunter Ceiling Fan Remote Control kit for CFL bulbs, but I did a search here on Amazon and they have quite a few kits that will work with regular bulbs a Litex RC-103 Universal Ceiling Fan Remote Control, White, and a Ceiling Fan Remote Control Universal Kit by Lightingindoors. Your best bet is just to do a search here on Amazon under All Departments use Ceiling Fan Remote Control kit and make sure you look at the reviews!! I hope this helps you out!! John
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CFLS have come a long way and are more compact and better looking than previously used. I would think that as long as wattage rated for lamp holder is not exceeded AND LED lamp fits in housing, should be able to use. You could check directly with Hunter.We have this fan and light kit installed in our screen porch, since we needed an outdoor rated assembly and light is used intermittently but works great. One thing about this, light comes on quickly (not like some old CFLS), even when is cold out there.
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I don't see how a light fits on this fan. If you want one with a light, I think you need a different fan.
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No. It should work just fine, particularly with a cathedral ceiling. Make sure to order the extension pole for the ceiling attachment. Also, we were missing several components to the fan when it was delivered including the light attachment and the remote control. So, maybe contact the seller prior to purchasing.
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This thermostat has a small controller that wires in between the fan and the wiring in your home. As long as that controller can be tucked in out of site behind the mounting shroud, you'll be okay. I believe it will work with most fans out there.
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Hi, I'm sure that you could use the swag kit. I will attach a web site that may help you.http://www.doityourself.com/stry/instaling-ceiling-fan-with-swag-kit.Hope this helps