No matter how you “spin” it, remote-control fans are simply less reliable. Tear into one to see why—and then blow it up. Troubleshooting a dead ceiling fan is pretty straightforward. It’s a little ...

IMPORTANT NOTE: This is an unofficial DIY devolpment of a web based remote control for Aeratron ceiling fans. There is neither a whatsoever guarantee that this software is working properly nor of its ...

Bare bones code to control the Arlec Grid Connect Ceiling Fan (replacing the 433MHz remote) from an Arduino using the MX-RM-5V a cheap chinese 433MHz transmitter or similar. Take note that pin D11 is ...

In this easy DIY project, we'll show you how to change a ceiling fan by adding a remote. For starters, slide the ceiling fan remote receiver into the space above the down rod. If it doesn't fit, try ...

Because no one wants the hassle of standing up and reaching for a chain every time they want to adjust the fan or light. Some homes have several ceiling fans, so we'll narrow down our recommendation ...

Remote control ceiling fans are a stylish and practical solution. With just a press of a button, you can adjust speed settings, control lighting, and even reverse the fan direction without leaving ...

Our editors independently select the products we recommend. We may earn a commission on items bought through our links. The thing about ceiling fan pull-chains is that they’re not exactly convenient.