Universal Wireless Ceiling Fan Remote Control kit with 3 Speeds & 4 Timing Setting Fan Pendant lamp Remote Controller Transmitter and Receiver for Home Office Hotel Restaurant

I bought this to replace the wireless receiver and remote on my ceiling fan. To my dissatisfaction, my fan's remote and receiver didn't last more than 2 years. A great disappointment from a fairly expensive fan. So I went looking for a replacement and the local fan store was a little to pricey for me so I went to my trusty Amazon account. I found this setup and with Prime, I had it in 2 days. I squeezed it up into the original location and so far it works like a charm. It had an audio beep signal when you press it which I like. Buttons are easy to read and it has a sleep timer to set it to turn off automatically. GREAT product. I hope it last longer than the OEM setup. But at 15.99, not a deal breaker if I have to replace in a couple of years.

Easy to install. Worked right away. Glad I read the other reviews for a VERY important piece of install info! You have to open up the receiver box to pull out the antenna. It's tucked inside and doesn't work without this step. Other than that, it's a breeze! I don't mind the beeps. But, if you're sensitive to that sort of thing, you may want to shop for a silent remote. Cheap and works fine is a win-win in my book.

It works, but not 100% satisfied. It's way too big for my fan housing so I had to modify it too fit outside and next to the fan. I drilled holes in the case in order to secure it to the ceiling. The wires are too short and could be a couple of inches longer for more mounting options. The loud beeping for every button push on the remote is annoying. Tried all the fixes and still beeps. The fan speeds are way slower than before the install. The med is low. And the high is like medium. I even disconnected the light option to see if more power would be redistributed to the fan cable. Update: After experimenting with it more, I figured out that the old setting, when the pull switch broke, was left on low. I opened up the section of the fan with the pull switch, and found a way to manipulate the broken switch to be set on the high setting. Now the fan works great with the remote control settings. So make sure your fan setting is on high before installing this control kit. Also if the setting was left to the off position, then the fan will not work with the control until the setting is fixed. The black box gets hotter than I'm comfortable with. The internal design seems too cheap, and adds to my fears of it burning up. My fan pull switch chain broke off, and I was hoping this would be a better option. 3 stars because it solved my initial problem, but it's not worth the $14 I paid for it. I can't return it because I "damaged" the plastic case. I have some exposed beams in the ceiling so it wasn't a big deal to mount it outside, but now there's this chunky black box sticking out.

Good noise level. Looks good. Speed I good. Everything i could think of is good

The older remote which this replaced was here for about 6 yrs and finally started acting stubborn so we were lucky to find exact thing and the pairing instructions were perfect - easy breezy!

Works pretty well, every time you select a fan speed the control ramp up to maximum speed for very few moment, this action provoked that the fan blades gain speed before down to the selected speed. That feature makes the fan get the right speed faster than regular fans that star in the same speed that they should work. I didn’t tested the auto shut down (timer) but is a must have to save energy. Downside is the construction looks cheap. Little concerned of the internal circuit quality.

This unit works very well at controlling the fan on my front porch. The only negative is very poor instructions on how to install it, and I'm pretty handy. I did a Google search and found the information I needed, but at least a basic wiring diagram would be helpful. But the product itself works great!

Does not work. An electrician try and wire it in and you have a quality fan and wiring and then this cheap two cent thing. Couldn’t get it to work. Not an easy fix with this. Now I am stuck with multiple ““ universal remote and a ceiling fan that doesn’t work.