can this fan be hooked up to a wall unit to turn on and off rather than the remote control or the pull chains?
933245
Yes, just have the chains pulled in the on position, and then use the wall switch to turn on and off.
933246
Yes, I installed my fan that way. It mainly depends on how your house us wired. Many new construction houses have the wiring setup for ceiling fans where one switch operates the light, the other operates the fans. Older houses may require more work.
933247
Yes it can be, this a very nice fan the best look ing , working one I ever purchased.
933248
Yes it has directions to do both. If you already have the wiring and switches to operate fan and light separately then it is easy, if not you may have to get a professional.
267742
My remote us not wired into the wall. I have it so I can use like a TV remote. Hope this answer your question. The fan is beautiful.
1228644
This fan comes with a remote that has a wall mountable bracket. You can use it as a wall switch or remove it and use it remotely in the room. The remote controls light brightness levels as well as fan speed and on/off control. I just leave the builder installed wall switch in the "on" position and control it wth the remote.
809184
no this is hard wired between electric source and the fan, so you would need to cut the wire in two and tie it to lugs inside of unit.
462711
I had this fan installed a few weeks ago. I can operate with the remote and the wall switch. Your electrician can set that up for you. I will say that I love using the remote. It has several speed settings and you can change the direction with it. I have received many compliments on this one; it looks amazing!!!
1425604
you turn the power on using the wall switch but then control it using the chain
1352375
It doesn't have one you need to have wires run in the wall to an external on off switch. There are other fans that would have one on the unit, not this one. Mine is wired to a timer switch.
353577
No, it has a rotary switch and a pull string. You could extend the pull string to turn the fan on and change speeds if you mount it out of your normal reach though.
425692
This fan will not let you do that. If you unplug it from the outlet when it is still running and plug it back into the wall outlet, the fan will not come on. You have to use the buttons on the fan or the remote, if one came with it.
811141
The wall switch can still turn the fan / light on and off, however, when using the remote control wall switch becomes a mean of disconnecting the power. For the remote to work properly, Wall switch has to be in on position , pull chain on light kit has to be in on position and pull chain for fan has to be set at the high speed.
604592
It is designed to be operated with a wall switch. There is no option for a pull chain switch that I'm aware of. That is not to say that you could not purchase a pull chain switch and mount it yourself. Just be sure that you get one with adequate amperage rating.
795335
sort of, fan must be in highest speed before installing universal remote or you can remove pull chain wiring and put them together with a wire nut
1369407
You can use a remote with basically any fan that does not provide one, but you have to purchase it separately at your local Home Depot or hardware store and you have to modify the wiring to make it function
1700666
Love this fan, but it didn't come with a remote control...we have it wired with wall switch, and we manually change the speed with the pull chains provided.
1643302
Yes. My brother just installed this fan for me. I am able to turn the fan on and off, as well as choose the speed and whether I want the fan to go in reverse all via the remote. And you can use the remote to turn on/off the light. Hope this info helps.
2085074
Yes, you can operate the fan and the light with wall switches. The Owners Manual provides installation instructions for both single and dual switches.
1066918
As it was installed at my house, I haven't been able to use just the wall switch unfortunately. The remote works well though and it's easy to switch from low to high, etc. It's a nice fan either way.