Ceiling Fan Remote Control Kit, Small Size Universal Ceiling Fans Light Remote, Speed, Light & Timing 3 in 1 Wireless Control, for Harbor Breeze Hunter Hampton Bay Lichler Ceiling Fans Remote

O produto não serve, como informado, para ventiladores Hunter, por ser bivolt e não se adaptar as diferentes velocidades, forçando o motor; portanto, não recomendo.

Works as well as the original

Facil de instalar

I bought this remote as a replacement for the original one that came with my Harbor Breeze ceiling fan, and it worked perfectly without needing to replace the fan itself – a huge plus! The receiver unit is compact, which made it much easier to fit into the canopy compared to bulkier models. The wiring was also straightforward – standard color-coded wires made installation a breeze (lol). The antenna wire is long enough that I was able to tuck it neatly toward the down rod through the center of the canopy, keeping it completely out of sight without affecting the signal. One of the standout features for me is that the remote uses 2 AAA batteries. They’re so much easier to find and replace than the odd-sized batteries some remotes use. The range on the remote is excellent too – I can control the fan and lights from across the room with no lag. The only downside is that it doesn't have a memory function. So every time you turn the power back on, it defaults to the lights on and the fan off, which can be a bit annoying if you prefer a different setup. Still, for the price and ease of use, this is a solid replacement. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking to replace a worn-out or lost ceiling fan remote!

I need some help. I've had three of these since June 2022. Tonight one then two then three stopped working. I reset the power at the breaker more than once, changed the batteries to new ones that are tested. I can hear the the receivers click and I can see and hear that the relay is passing power to the fan via a Klein non-intrusive tester, but the fan does not work. I can remove the receiver from the circuit and the fan works? I've shut off all other circuits so just the fan circuit is on so there is no interference. Maybe the relay in the receiver is end-of-life? These are used in a horse barn daily so probably nine months a year.so they have been in-service awhile. I can purchase new units but they should last longer. The fans are 60-inch sealed motor with a lifetime warranty. No electrical storms lately. All of a sudden two are working, that was the original problem?