YUKIHALU Natural Wind Universal Ceiling Fan Remote Control kit, FCC ID: 2AWK7-YUKIHALU-BN, Compatible with Hunter/Harbor Breeze/Westinghouse/Honeywell and Others

There is no comparison between this product and more expensive options as it is well made and works well. The remote installation went smoothly and it worked like a charm right off the bat. Compared to branded products, the remote has a wide range of features, works better, and costs less. The pros are The fan includes the following features 1) It includes a timer which allows you to set it to shut off in 1/2/4/8 hours*2) It has a variable speed control so it feels more like a regular breeze. *3) Has an on/off light In my opinion, I like this better than a toggle switch, and I like that it lacks a dimmer because the LEDs do not support it. I was extremely satisfied with the overall quality of this experience.

London Williams

| Feb 24, 2021

These fans were excellent. Easy to install and really work well. They were a great price. I needed another one for an alternate fan. I bought two of them a couple of months ago and they are still working well. My order was delivered on time, but I didn't receive the yellow antenna wire. I contacted customer support, and they sent me another one straight I contacted customer support when I discovered that the replacement was missing the yellow antenna wire. They instructed me to return the first one, keep the second one, and order another The original packaging for both remote controls for my ceiling fans was returned to me in hopes of getting The fact that I would not get a refund due to the fact that I sent them back in the same package didn't occur to me until later. The 20 dollars I spent are gone. It's a very disappointing time for Amazon. com at this time, since they sell a lot of stuff to me. In spite of the fact that I had returned both items in the same package, I never received a refund. It's time for Amazon to step up. I don't know where my money is.

Calum Thornton

| Dec 24, 2020

My bedroom window was open one night, and it rained. As a result, the remote for my fan became wet and could not be used. LED bulbs were replaced in the incandescent bulbs of a Regina DC fan. In addition to turning the light on, the fan did not get turned off, and the remote did not work to turn it on. When I turned it back on after I set the breaker, the fan had stopped but the light was on that I was unable to control. I decided to give this product a try since it was A similar timer function and breeze function was also available. The old receiver in the fan was easily replaced and the new one was connected. The same set up is used on the fan hot and neutral wires power the motor, while blue, white, and black wires serve as the fan's motor. Once the power is turned on and the fan is connected to the remote, I turn it off. It was not necessary to link. Basically, I saved myself from having to purchase another $200 fan if I just replaced the receiver and remote control. Everything works as it should.

Elsa Matthews

| Sep 19, 2020

I have many ceiling fans in my old house that are connected to a switch on the wall by one circuit. There are remote controls provided by the OEM, which allow control over certain functions, but each is only equipped with one button for controlling Last year, I purchased a Bond Home device so that I could display an Alexa interface and learn the RF signals for controlling fans. Keeping the Bond in sync with your routine allows the light to remember what it is doing at all times. As soon as someone uses an OEM remote to turn on the light, this ultimately fails. In order to teach the Bond to control the Bond, I needed a remote that recognized discrete On and Off commands. In spite of never having heard of Yukihalu, for less than 15USD for both remote and receiver, I was willing to take a chance. The pros are There is a separate ON and OFF button for controlling lights. A 433 MHz transceiver can be learned (by Bond Home and Broadlink RM4 Pro) and a solid state fan control can be added. No relays clicking when changing speeds
Relatively small receiver - allows controlling a large range of devices The fan canopy fit nicely into the mounting bracket of my hugger fan. The range of styles is decent. It can be controlled from a distance of several rooms without even having an antenna sticking out of it. A standard AA battery is required for the remote control. There is a Code Learning feature that allows for coding to be done without accessing the receiver. It is possible to mount the remote on a dock so that it does not get lost. The buttons have a positive tactile feel when they are
The labels on the buttons are spelled correctly and are positioned correctly ) Cons *The dimmer function is not accessible. In a later version, the user may have the option of adding up-down buttons to control light brightness, but I wasn't impressed with LEDs that dim by voltage regulation, so that feature is of no use In a nutshell, the receiver beeps whenever any button on the remote is pressed and twice when the fan is stopped-this can be adjusted. There is only a small beep after installation, which is unnecessary after the initial setup. In fact, the remote is only a little heavier than the batteries it comes with. This is odd Prior to installing the receiver, I learned the Bond Home button (to make sure the frequency recognized the Bond Home). In order to confirm that my installation had been successful, I re-installed Make sure you know which buttons to press. My system was affected by a change in the code and I had to re-install in a matter of minutes All is well now that you have learned how to use the Bond Home app.

Natasha Powell

| Oct 10, 2020

Our existing remote could not turn off the built-in light after we bought a new bedroom fan. I bought this remote for installation after installing the new fan. I realized I had made a mistake after installing and testing (faint glow when off) The information for the product was not completely read by me. As of now, the kit I purchased does not dim, and it also is equipped with a beep that I have not been able My experience with the product was satisfactory. I liked the quality and it performed as advertised. Nevertheless, I uninstalled the device and brought in a dimming unit to replace it. The error was in the user's ordering, and the product was exactly as listed, so I will not be returning it and will resell or donate it to someone else who needs it Dimming the lights.

Gloria Bird

| Jul 25, 2021

Do you have any of the ceiling fans with Hyperkalicity? The remotes were both defective is it the product of their QA department, or could we blame it on the Corona virus since it was made in China?.

Julio Velez

| Jul 15, 2021

Some of our clients like the features of these wireless remotes that we install. Apparently, the most important complaint is that the lights can be too bright since there is no dimmer. In one or two cases, we had to replace dimmable remote controls with wireless ones. It was my understanding that dimmer functions were common to mid-level wireless remote controls. We would have given it a "5 star" straight across the board and ordered more if it weren't for the missing dimmer feature.

Amelie Davenport

| May 23, 2021

Sadly, the second one is also no longer functional! I had to take it out in order to get the ceiling fan to work. I have never heard from the seller! It was a waste of I have $100.

Priscilla Fields

| Nov 01, 2020