Skylark Contour Quiet 3-Speed Fan Control, 1.5A, Light Almond
Skylark Contour Quiet 3-Speed Fan Control, 1.5A, Light Almond
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- On/off rocker switch with a captive linear-slide dimmer for a standard designer wallplate opening
- Switch returns fan speed to preset level
- Uses standard single pole or 3-way wiring for easy installation in any home
- Runs on 120VAC input voltage
- Controls one 1.5 Amp ceiling paddle fan
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a 3-speed and a 4-speed fan control?
What is the difference between a 3-speed and a 4-speed fan control?
A 3-speed switch offers Low, Medium, and High settings. A 4-speed fan control adds an extra speed level, allowing for finer adjustment of the airflow to suit your preference.
Can I use a regular light switch for a fan?
Can I use a regular light switch for a fan?
You can use a standard on/off switch to turn a fan on or off at the pull-chain's preset speed. However, you should never use a light dimmer to control fan speed, as it will damage the motor.
What is a fan/dimmer switch?
What is a fan/dimmer switch?
A fan/dimmer switch is a dual-function control that features a fan speed adjuster and a light dimmer in one unit. This allows you to set both the breeze and the light level from one electrical box.
Why does my fan hum when I use a wall control?
Why does my fan hum when I use a wall control?
Humming is usually caused by using a "fully variable" control rather than a stepped 3 speed fan switch. Stepped controls use capacitors to change speeds silently, whereas variable controls can cause electrical noise.
What is a fan/light combo switch?
What is a fan/light combo switch?
This is a standard stacked switch that provides two independent on/off toggles or rockers—one for the fan and one for the light—without the dimming or speed-stepping features.
