Can I control three ceiling fans with one control?
1808352
You could probably daisy chain them if the total current draw doesn't exceed the rated capacity of the unit.
1939633
I installed 4 fans 2 each on controller, the manufacturer does not recommend it however they work fine, the draw does not overload controls. For technical info I suggest contacting manufacturer.
515193
This switch doesn't directly control power to the fan/light -- it's simply a remote control that is powered by wire rather than battery. If you want to be able to control the fan from two doorway areas, you could certainly buy two controllers and just set both of the signal switches to the same code. I'm not sure I've answered your question but hope it helps.
859811
You can use a universal remote. I took the remotes out of my old fans ( different brand ) and put them in these fans. Works better than the old ones.
988767
Doubt it. If it had a simple on/off switch for the light control then yes, you could wire a second fan to that and then use the fan's pull chain to select speed. Since the light control portion is a dimmer, however, I am doubtful that it would function properly and it may in fact damage the attached fan. If you mean to connect two fans to the fan control, and the lights from those fans both to the dimmer, then I suggest contacting the manufacturer of the switch. It may not be able to handle that much current.
880276
This unit has no remote control. My local big box store sells remotes for ceiling fans that control the light and multi-speed for the fan. I do not think there is room in the fan body to use the add-on kit.
1049175
I attached the pull chains and cut them down really short, I guess you could set up fan speed and then detach them using the switches to control everything though :0)
719449
That should work fine unless it's a three way switch. Is that the only switch that controls the fan? If not, you must pick one switch to replace and bypass the other switch.
615247
Yes, works with three separate switches, one each for light, heat, and exhaust fan
1526491
Yes, you can just join the light and the fan wires together in the junction box on the unit to control both from one switch.
1437968
As long as the dip switch pattern on both fans is set to the same pattern of the remote, it should control both fans.
685561
The switch comes with a matching transmitter that connects to the fan. You need two separate switch and transmitters to control two fans.
1626389
We have one wall switch and we operate the fan and light with the remote control. Remote allows you to operate them separately.
1634965
You can directly attach four fans to a single thermal controller, so that is no issue at all. I am fairly certain that you could attach 6 or 8 (or more) fans to one controller using "Y" adapters, since each fan only draws 10mA, and the controller can handle 2000mA.
284990
No you cannot. I have my fan remote in front of me and there are 5 buttons on it total. 3 for speed, 1 for power, and 1 for the light (optional). You have to manually reverse the airflow via a switch that is on the fan itself. Hope this helps!
569511
don't know ...... i have 6 fans ....... one can be operated on wall or remote, 2 are operated on wall switch, but my three canarm ltd's are operational by remote ...... so i don't know if they can be operated by a wall switch
329538
All these fans can be connected like that. Choose your fan for air flow, then light and night light. I use a 3 rocker switch.