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Question: My ceiling fan is wired with the same setup but different brand wall control. will I have to change the receiver that is inside the fan housing?
Document: This is a preferred style for me. I have wired (3-wire) my rooms to be able to operate ceiling fan controls from the wall. I just prefer this over a remote. This also seems to be a bit better than having a dimmer switch combined with fan controls.
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.
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.
This fan switch is exactly what I was looking for with the slider controlling fan speed and the bottom switch controlling the fan light. Beware of different models which look the same but  both the slider and switch are only designed to control the fan without a separate control for the light (which is all I could find in stock at most local hardware stores)..
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.
For some reason it was difficult to find many switch options with fan speed control and a light switch that wasn't a dimmer. But this switch works perfectly, is easy to install and looks great on my wall. Fan switch has a nice, soft feel as it clicks through each speed. Both switches feel sturdy and well made.
If you have limited room in your switch box and need to install a light switch and fan dimmer this is ideal. Make sure you check the amperage you need for the switch. I comes in 2 different sizes.
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.
If you have a ceiling fan like the Hunter fan from costco then this is a great switch for you. The bulbs do not dim and will burn out quickly if you use a switch with a sliding feature. great switch
I have 7 of these in my house, could not find a replacement locally so bought it from Amazon. Love the fact that I can control light and fan independently.
Answer: yes