How do you adjust the speed of the fans without a remote? Is there a cord to pull or do you keep flipping the power switch to get desired setting?
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The fans have a pull chain to turn the light on and off and another to adjust the speed of the fan.
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You have to pull the cord unfortunately. But this is a very cute fan, that is quiet and moves a lot of air. Also one of the easiest fans we've ever installed. Highly recommended.
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There is a cord for both the fan and light. I get confused so the little piece at the bottom of the pull that shows which is which is helpful. Nice fan.
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The fan does NOT have a speed control though I believe they sell one (separately) now, however it is butt ugly so depending on where you place it that may or may not work for you. I tried several variable speed switches that are for ceiling fans but none of them worked; it was either on full speed or off.
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Thank you for the inquiry, unfortunately you must use the remote to control the fan as there are no pull chains on the fan. Hope this answers your question.Thank you,Michael H.Dan's Fan City
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Mine has a pull chain for hi/low/off. However, I leave mine on high and put an inline remote on it so I can turn it on an off from the living room. You will need to wire it with some type cord to a standard 110V power supply. I had a power outlet already in the attic for an attic fan so I simply wired my fan via an extension cord to the power outlet. Easy.
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Yes, it is not a dimmer, so pull cords on the fan/light would have to be used to control speed and number of bulbs in use at time switch is turned on. Not sure why one would need remote control of fan/light unless this is the only one in the area that needs to look like it is being lived in
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Actually, I can use a wall-switch (for previous fan) to turn this fan on and off from a pre-set speed. Works great.
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Hi Andrew, thank you for the question. This fan does not come with a remote. It comes with a standard, 3 speed pull chain, and has a reverse capability. Unfortunately, no other control options are available for this fan. We hope this answers your question. If you need anything else, please reach out to one of our experts. They're literally sitting right next to their phones right now, and they know everything :) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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There are three buttons on the remote. A power button to turn the fan on and off, a button for the lights which you press and hold to dim or brighten the light and you can also press and release the light button to turn the light on and off and there is a fan button with an up and down arrow to change the speed of the fan.
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I did not see such a switch, although I was not looking for one either. There is a switch that controls fan operation. Do you mean for 60hz or 50hz? In either case, the power cord is configured for 110v.
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I use the pull chain to change speed but have a wall switch for on/off maybe a reostat like a dimmer switch, I would check with Manufacturer to make sure the lower voltage doesn't damage fan motor
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You can use a universal remote. I took the remotes out of my old fans ( different brand ) and put them in these fans. Works better than the old ones.
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I returned it and got a on / off and leave fan on high. You do seldom adjust speed so did the same thing for all other fans in house and am totally satisfied with the solution.
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Yes, ours is controlled by the variable speed switch from our old fan. Threw the remote away. Electrician did the install.
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n.darwin is correct. The fan has a rotating speed switch that has three speeds on each side of the rotating switch and two off positions that can be turned by hand or by a pull cord .
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No it is just an on/off switch. But you can control the speed by buying an speed control rheostat. That is what I did. It costs $50 and amazon has the unit the fan maker recommends.
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Yes, there's a remote to turn on/off, change speeds, and change the timer. HOWEVER, there's no remote control to make the fan oscillate. You have to get up and turn the knob manually.... which is a pain in the ass, especially since the darn fan squeaks everytime is goes from side to side... nails on a chalkboard.
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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.