does it work with Hampton Bay
164800
This downrod is not dedicated to the "Hunter" name brand. You certainly can use this part with ANY fan that will accept a 3/4" downrod. The size the downrod alone, is the critical item that determines what fan (any brand) that is will fit.
164801
Honestly I don't know. All 6 ceiling fans in my home are Hunter brand. Ask a representative at Home Depot to be sure.
1631669
I am not sure. I wish i could be of more help but all i have are hampton fans
50615
I used mine on a Hampton Bay fan with no problems. I think it will work with all ceiling fans as long as they're wired for a light kit. Most modern fans are. Good luck.
1356505
I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I believe 0 is down and 1 is up)0000000100100100011001010011011111111110110110111001101011001000Hope this helps. I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I... » Read More I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working.There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up.Here are the frequency list: (I believe 0 is down and 1 is up)0000000100100100011001010011011111111110110110111001101011001000Hope this helps. « Show Less
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What you have in your ceiling fan is a receiver; the transmitter is in the remote control, just like in the one you use for your TV. I have never even seen a Sears remote control kit so couldn't say if the Hampton Bay remote is compatible with it; at the very least you will need to know the code that is set on the receiver and at that point, it's just as easy to install the HB receiver in the fan. I'm curious as to why you need a new remote control...did you lose it or has it stopped working?
2068027
This kit is for the navigator pro - i am not familiar with the "critter" model - you would have to go to the Hayward web site and look up the kit number to see if it matches.
254872
My wife and i used in in the bay of Corpus Christi without any problems. You will want good paddles and the skeg but yeah it will work.
822518
It should but ours did not work straight out of box and had to send back. They gave me the run a round about sending back but finally got my money back. I would suggest not buying. Look at Proboat.com. Or harbor Freight sells cheap boat that is ok.
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I did not have to install anything extra to get the remote to work. The only difficult part of getting the remote to work was figuring out the dip switch setting. I took a chance on this remote mainly because of the cost. The ones lowes and home depot sell are around 40 bucks and there is a chance of it still not working. There are 16 different frequencies for the Hampton Bay Fans, so you would have to play with the combinations. The 2 fans I have, one of them was set with all the switches down and the other one was 3 down and 1 up. Here are the frequency list: (I believe 0 is down and 1 is up) 0000 0001 0010 0100 0110 0101 0011 0111 1111 1110 1101 1011 1001 1010 1100 1000 Hope this helps.
957893
I don't think so, but you should go to the Lowrance website & call their Tech Support to be sure. I bought a Navionics Platinum + card for mine and it works great.
861688
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??
1747286
I have done this and yes it does work, but I notice that the adapter for the wave bird tends to fall out. So it does work as long as it stays in.
1817827
I would say no, it does not even work on my Shark but it was listed. I am done with Shark products, they are cheap and flimsy
195911
They do work with this model. I used it on my pool deck with 2x6 deck boards. Turned out great.
791054
It worked on mine, but audio stopped working when it was plugged in to charge, so I couldn't run it at the same time as my navigator.
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I'm pretty sure it will. Check out this link:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hayward-Tune-Up-Kit-for-Pool-Vac-Ultra-Navigator-AXW350-/200380895474 "This tune-up kit is designed to help improve, enhance, and maintain your Hayward automatic pool cleaner for concrete pools.Great kit for the Hayward Navigator, Pool Vac, Pool Vac Plus & Pool Vac Ultra, and the Pool Vac XL, Navigator Pro model pool cleaners.This tuneup Kit is designed for use in Concrete Pools, Plaster & Pebble type pool surfaces only!"
962293
Go to navionics website for compatibility and product info . Ours works great for our region