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Question: Will this switch work with any remote controlled Westinghouse ceiling fan? I don't want a separate remote control...
Document: The wall control I installed years ago for the ceiling fan blew out, and when I went back to Home Depot they no longer carried the version that fit into the wall space (instead, they were little remote controls in holders.) I like the sleek look of the wall unit, and the fact that it runs on the house current (not batteries) so I went looking and found these. I hoped the Westinghouse would work on the same frequencies, and it does!
I have an open switch box and thought I could use power from the box for the switch and power from the ceiling for the receiver. It must be in a circuit. So this will work if you just want to add fan control to an existing circuit. I wanted to take 2 ceiling fans with switches in two different areas and put them into one box. This is not possible according to the directions.
Where the wall switch was, remove it and connect the transmitter (same as the instructions describe). NOW, in order to make it work properly, you have to have something connected to the wall outlet that switch controlled. It must be on and running in order to draw current. I plugged in a little LED light. The switch on the transmitter must be set to ON which will keep the light on. The unit will now control the ceiling fan and light.
I have the Aloha Brand #91189. They use &#34;Design House 154088 Universal Ceiling Fan Remote Control&#34;for a transmitter and a compatible receiver to operate it. But my wall switch is now useless. So I purchased this hoping it would work. At this time there was no mention of a receiver included ( I recently asked Amazon to add this info..) The back of this has a 4-dip switch.
We had to return these units because it did not work with our fans / electrical system. We have a switch that we can't seem to figure out what it powers and decided to put this in to work with our ceiling fan. After reading other reviews, we discovered this control has to correspond with the switch attached to the light/ fan in order to work. We will go with an independent remote with batteries to see if that works.
The description on the Amazon website indicates that it requires a three wire installation, so I removed the old 12/2 romex and installed 12/3. Once I opened the package, the instructions inside stated it required a two wire setup. I ended up buying a different wall control to support my new Westinghouse fan and will use this wall control with my next ceiling fan purchase (using my existing 12/2 wiring).
The green light button on the one I was replacing didn't work anymore, so I bought this. it was an exact replacement except that there is no fan reverse button on it like on the one I had to replace. this one works great. I wish that they had they wall station available separate than with the receiver. I didn't need the receiver, and this wall switch worked with my old one, so now I have an extra receiver.
I probably wouldn't use a vacuum or microwave on that outlet just in case it draws more power than the cable on this unit can handle.Also, this can be used in conjunction with the 7787000 remote control to be able to control the ceiling fan with only a 9 volt battery. http://amzn.com/B000BQY6DU
I finally got my ceiling fan installed, so I have just used the control a couple of  times. It seems to work fine with the fan that I bought separately. The light on/off is silent - no clicking noise- which is kind of nice. Simple to use and so far, doing the job just fine.
The original HB wall switch from that kit is now replaced with this Westinghouse wall switch, I never even took the Westinghouse receiver out of the package. I'd be willing to bet theWestinghouse 7787000remote would be compatible to complete a similar setup, but the design of our remotes looks more like theLitex RC-103units so those may work as well. This is just a guess based on outside appearances, so your mileage may vary. Keep in mind that if you buy remotes to add you will start accumulating unused receivers.
Answer: yes