Questions and Answers for Progress Lighting AirPro Ceiling Fan Remote Control

A:  Hello BobB and thank you for your inquiry. If the fan/light comes with the P2618-01 remote, you can opt to use a compatible wall control instead. Thank you.

A:  Hello Mike and thank you for your inquiry. The reverse control is located on the actual fan and not the remote. Thank You.

A:  Hello Barb, The air reverse switch of most fans are a manual switch and can be located on the motor housing of the fan. The AirPro Ceiling Fan Remote does not feature the ability to reverse a fans air flow. Thank You

A:  Hello Brandon, We would only be able to advise of the compatibility of the AirPro Ceiling Fan Remote Control with a Progress Lighting ceiling fan. We would recommend reaching out to Anderson Lighting regarding the fan you have/are purchasing to allow them to advise on remotes compatible with their fans. Thank You

A:  Hello, In looking into the Progress Lighting AirPro Ceiling Fan Remote Control, you will need to ensure that the remote and receiver are correctly wired with the dip switches on both the transmitter/receiver set the same and the remote should work properly. For a downloadable PDF link to the installation and user guide you can search the item on The Home Depot website and it will contain more detailed instruction. https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/31/319594e0-2fa7-4e8f-889b-d7b8f5a94960.pdf Thank You