Home Improvement Asked on July 21, 2021
I have a ceiling light/fan controlled by remote only – no light switch or pull cables. Now the remote receiver is broken and the company doesn’t make the replacement part anymore.
So in buying a new ceiling fan, do I have to buy one powered by remote? Or will a light switch need to be installed if I want one controlled by light switch? Is there a chance my current fan receiver is bypassing the light switch that should control it?
I’m in the dark here. DIY beginner.
Thanks everyone
Some fan manufacturers make after-market remote controls that can be attached to non-remote-controlled fans. (I have 2 installed.) Here is a link to one made by Progress Lighting. https://www.progresslightingexperts.com/lighting/7-196-826-0-220446/Progress_Air-Pro---Fan-Light-Remote-Control-P2618-01.htm. While my fan was also switched (just on/off), it's light and speed were controlled by pull cords. I put the remotes in to allow control by remote instead of pull cord. Just make sure there is room in the fan for the receiver.
Answered by Ed on PCR on July 21, 2021
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