Universal Ceiling Fan Wireless Wall Switch

Sorry to hear that you are having this issue. Please make sure the controller has a fresh battery installed. Also, you may want to change the dip switch settings in the controller and receiver to change the frequency to avoid interference from another device in the area. If this does not resolve the issue, please call Hampton Bay customer service at 1-855-HD-HAMPTON (1-855-434-2678) and one of the team members will be able to help troubleshoot and resolve the issue.

If your fan uses the Zigbee Smart Home controller, then yes. This would be The functional equivalent of your handheld remote. Even though it installs in the wall, it has no actual wired connection to the fan. You’ll need to look at your fans manual to see if it uses the Zigbee protocol or not.

Thank you for your question. Yes, this control has independent control of fan speed and light.

It does use batteries. WARNING! Mine was installed for less than a year and quit working. Had to replace it.

As I understand it, you have to match the sequence of numbers that allow the remote and the receiver to communicate (so you don’t accidentally turn on the fan in a different room). They are just little tiny switches with numbers on them and if you never changed them when installing the first fan, it will still be on the default setting, which is something like 1234 on all of them. I’m not sure if the two remotes will cause interference, but I would think not. Just make sure all the codes are set to the same sequence. Hope that answers your question. :)

I’m fairly certain it will, it is “universal” and comes with its own receiver As long as there’s space in your ceiling fan for the receiver it should work!!

Yes, and you can easily replace the battery if needed without having to remove the whole plate

I purchased this and it doesn’t have a light dimming function. It’s either on or off. There’s an on/off function, a fan speed button and a “breeze” function which speeds and slows the fan automatically similar to a passing breeze. The only drawback with this product is that the control panel doesn’t light up. It’s almost impossible to use in the dark.

Yes, if the dip switches are set the same. You would only use one receiver.

Believe switch battery needs replacing. There are no wires to the switch and it gets its power from a replaceable battery. The switch is a transmitter that sends signals to the fan/light receiver.