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Question: Can I hook up the wall remote to any circuit in the house, just to getitpower, or does it need to be wired to the fan?  Is it truly a wireless remote?
Document: We recently moved into a house that had only a light switch that controlled a remote operated fan in the bedroom. So it was annoying to have to walk into a dark room to get the remote.I bought this to replace that switch and use the existing remote. After an easy installation it worked fine. Just need to make sure the dip switches match your existing remote operation. I also had to change the one dip switch to AX which then allowed it to work.Very satisfied and would highly recommend.
I would buy at lowes. Its the same thing and at lowes you get it in the packaging so you know its new and you also get the transmitter if you need it. That means it will work more universal with any fan as long as you know what your doing at the fan.
These things are great and I'd have one in every room of my house if I could, the only problem is the receiver that mounts to the fan itself is so large it'll only fit one out of the four fans in my house. If they could make the receiver about half as large this would definitely be a 5 star product.
We bought this to go with a Hunter 5 minute Fan. The fan did not come with a remote. We wanted to be able to use the wall switch entering the room and use a remote while lying in bed. I also bought the  Litex RC-103 RC-103 Universal Ceiling Fan Remote Control, White . We used to transmitter from the wall switch and both of them work fine together. We did not use the down rod on the fan and the transmitter fit into the canopy of the fan fine.
I've not got three of these in my house, and they are the best solution I've found that doesn't involve rewiring from fan.One catch is that if you have two in close proximity, you might accidentally program the other one while you're setting it up. Remember to turn the other switch to OFF before following the automated programming instructions
A button push on one remote will be received by all the fans  but will be ignored by the fans that are not paired up.The latest models of remote are "Learning" or "Smart". One, I read about was Honeywell Smart Sync in-wall remote (2011) FCC ID&#65306;KUJCE10005, 304 MHz  No dip switches.The FCC's website shows that it operates at 304Mhz. That matches up with Harbor Breezes remotes.
I bought this remote to replace a portable remote that hung on the wall to my bedroom. Every time some one bumped it, it fell on the floor, after years of falling it finally quit working, this product seemed to be the perfect solution to the falling problem. This remote works very well with my old receiver (it comes with a new one if you want to do the work to replace it) all the functions work including the dimmer function.
The receivers get matched up when their address lines are the same. I was able to install a Harbor Breeze in-wall remote that had similar Learning instructions but the learning was all at the receiver side and the remote had dip switches making it backwards compatible with older receivers.FAQ:Q: Is a five dip switch transmitter compatible with an already installed four dip switch receiver?A: It depends. Follow the steps above to verify frequency.
Looking at the old Hampton Bay remote revealed that it was L3HMAY97FANHD. Also looking at a new Harbor breeze in-wall transmitter I installed most recently was CHQ9051T.Summary of different remotes I have used:1. Hampton Bay Remote (1997)  FCC ID: L3HMAY97FANHD, 303.95 MHz  Four dip switches2. Harbor Breeze remote (2002)  FCC ID: KUJCE9103, 304 MHz  Four dip switches3. Generic Remote  (2002)  FCC ID: KUJCE9103, 304 MHz  Four dip switches4.
I ordered this as a replacement for one in our bedroom that looked nearly identical, except it had another brand name on the front. Installed it last night, and it works great. This one has the added feature of the dimmer, which is nice. The install was pretty straight forward. You get the wall control and the receiver, which goes inside the fan canopy.
Answer: yes