Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Our fan has a remote. We just want the capability of turning on the fans light.  Can we use this switch to control the light on/off and use our remot
Document: I bought this so as NOT to use the remote control that came with my ceiling fan. Why? Because remote controls inevitably break or go missing. It's better to run a cable with three conductors plus ground, and use this, so that there is independent control over the light and the fan speed without an RF-based remote.
I love this switch and I'll tell you why. This is the only switch that I have found that is an on/off light switch with a variable fan speed control. All the other ones have dimmers on the lights, which means I can't use them for standard CFL bulbs. This one can control the fan the way I want and also have an on/off switch for the light so I can use CFL's and not ruin the planet.
I have installed four of these switches on each of my ground-floor fans.The convenience of speed control from the switch is so great, it made me lazy-enough to install the switches even when the chains are easily in reach. You might want to notice whether your fen speed chain grinds on the lamp fixture/fitting. Is does for us, and that along makes this switch worthwhile.The light switch works well.Installation is easy.
My fans came with a remote, so they didn't come with pull chains. Well, the remotes went out after about a year and a half. I talked to the manufacturer, and of course it was just after the warranty had expired. I could spend a bunch of money on a new remote/ receiver, or just stick this in the wall. I had a switch for the light, and a switch for the fan on the wall.
I hate my current wall-mount ceiling fan remote, which has like 20 buttons on it and I'm always sleepily fumbling for the light button in the dark and accidentally turning on the fan. Unfortunately my current remote has one wire leading to both the light and fan, whereas this switch has two wires; one for the light and one for the fan.
it is perfect. If you only have one switch leg, you probably don't want to use this. If you have separate switch legs for the fan and light, it is great.
I seek out Lutron products. Most rheostat control brands last approximately 2 to 3 years. I have some Lutron products that are now over five years old and work as if they were new. I replaced a dual rheostat switch (one for the fan, the other for the fan light). When I replaced the fan lights to 3 Daylight 60W equivalent CFL bulbs, I didn't need nor want the light rheostat. This unit is perfect for my needs. Easy on/off switch for my light.
I did not want the switches that have the dual sliders as they are too close together and i don't use the fan that often. This switch is much easier to use as you can just flip the light on/off. As others have noted, I could not find these switches at Home Depot or at Lowes. I even went to our local electrical supply store and they did not carry them either. I was happy to find these online. They work great.
I have four of these SFSQ-LF switches in my house. The fan slider works perfectly. The lamp toggle switch is only rated for *incandescent* and *halogen* bulbs. What's missing there? Right, no compact flourescent bulbs. Unfortunately my ceiling fans each have four mini base bulbs (candelabra base), and I use CF bulbs to get decent light output without huge heat. Also to save power.
I use this switch to control the speed of the fan and to turn my light on and off. It works great. Now I do not need to remember which pull chain is for the fan and which is for the light. Who would've known something this simple would make life that much easier.
Answer: yes