Can you control the light with the the wall switch receiver or just with the transmitter?
1765466
The remotely located switch looks like the photo on the right. The one on the left (it installs on the power box) is switched by pushing the approximately 12/2 inch square button at the top. You can control the light from either position. When using the remote switch, there is a slight delay before the light switches. Great switch, albeit a bit pricey.
1765467
With both. It becomes a three way switch, the receiver has a smaller button on it. I ended up buying two sets and they still work great.
1765468
You can control it at the wall switch as well as the transmitter. I recommend you buy the accessory plate to cover the wall switch, it gives it a cleaner appearance at the wall switch.
962551
Agree with all previous statements. Yes you can control each feature separately whether via wall switch or via pull cords on unit
1783248
Yes, that is where I have it. However, I have an extension (can fixture, receiver then the extension) so the heat lamp is closer. I do not know if the transmitter can see the receiver without the extension. But mine works great. I have it in one of the light fixtures. It goes off automatically when I flip the switch or by remote, but only goes on with the remote - which works great for me.
2080331
Nope, you need to buy the wall control separately. Same for the wall connector.
1620790
I did not have to install the provided wall switch. You can just install and use the existing on/off switch for the fan/light you have now, but you won't be able to dim/change speed etc. It will just be stuck on what ever it is at when you install. I purchased the remote separately and it works right out of the box with the fans, so you can just use your existing switch, buy the remote and then you can change all the functions.
1115071
I only have one of the lights, and there is no provision for switching between frequencies on either the light or the switch. Therefore, I'd say that the lights cannot be controlled independently.
2081914
No u need to use the remote to control the light and fan speed. It is the most easy way to install it. If u have two switches on the wall u don't need the remote. But most homes don't have that..
591872
It is a wired switch. The only way you'll be able control a light that is only wired to one switch is to run a new set of wires to the new location or replace the existing switch with one that has a remote control.
1351113
I want to use a receiver instead of the control untit. Did you get an answer to your question?
1139779
This light is controlled by a wall switch. It has to be hard wired into a light box in the wall that is wired to the wall switch circuit.
1258570
My electrician setup 2 switches - I wish I knew how he did it. One wall switch will force the lamp on or off. The other allows it to stay in "security lamp" mode, so it only lights up when motion triggers the sensor.
373033
Fan and light controls mounted in wall only, no remote was offered. You can probably add a remote by installing a receiver in the fan housing. Existing light circuit handled both new fan and light because the amperage is low enough.
1683592
You can do both. The remote only have a 2ft Max range. The actual light on the front panel of the unit is the switch u press. Hope this helps.
1133585
I agree with Dave. As long as you aren't trying to dim the LED. The receiver is just a remote switch and is not affected by the load unless it is greater than that specified by the receiver.
983472
If you leave it turned on via the remote, you can then use a wall switch for on/off. We've mounted the remote beside the wall switch and sometimes just use the switch that way.
486132
If you can chain them together. The light controller will control as many lights as you have, but you have to chain them from one light to the other. You can only put one input into the controller.
1100949
I just use the remote even though the room is wired for separate light and fan. The fan itself should be able to handle wall switches, but you may need an electrician if you're not confident wiring yourself. We really like the fan. It runs perfect and is quite, the light is ample. We do have other lights in the room however.