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Posted by John Grabowski on October 15, 2006, 9:46 am
> I have two of these in my house and the lights and fans 'remember' the
last
> setting when I shut it off at the switch. So, despite the other two
posts,
> my experience with actual installations is yes, you can do what you
> describe.
>
> El Penguini
>
>
> >I am considering purchasing from ebay, a ceiling fan with a light and
> > remote control. The remote control appears to control the light
> > (off/on/intensity) and fan (off/on/speed). My question is: when I am
> > not using the fan in the off-season, can I turn the light off and on at
> > the wall without having to resort to the remote control each time?
> > Many thanks.
> >
>
>
It has been my experience that the remotes that come with the fan from the
manufacturer will remember the last setting. However the remote control
units that are sold separately as an add-on do not have this capability.
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