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Now when one switch is on, the remote will control the light.

Cap off the black and white wire from the output side of the remote receiver module.

Connect the red wire from the ceiling to the black wire in the fan.

Connect the blue wire from the output side of the remote receiver module to the blue wire in the fan.

Connect the black wire from the ceiling to the black wire on the input side of the remote receiver module.

Connect the white wire from the ceiling to the white wire on the input side of the remote receiver module and the white wire in the fan.

Connect all the bare or green grounding conductors together.

Start by turning off the power at the breaker, and verifying it's off with a non-contact voltage tester.

There is no difference to the wiring.Ĭlick on picture for larger view. The wall switch can be an ON/OFF switch, a variable speed control or dimmer. The reverse is possible by changing the wire in the fixture identified as fan to light and the wire identified as light to fan. The following diagrams highlight the most common wiring.įor the purpose of the diagrams we assume that if there is only one wall switch it powers the light and the fan is controlled by a switch on the fixture. The wires that exit the ceiling fan/light fixture must then be connected to the wires found in the electrical box. If wall switches are used to control the fan and/or light the switches on the fixture should be turned to the ON position. NOTE 1: Switches for the fan and/or light that are mounted within the fixture can be ignored. When there is both a fan and a light in the same fixture, some of the wires become common to both fixtures - the neutral white wire and the ground wire, Figure 4 Figure 2 - Basic Ceiling Fan Wiring Figure 3 - Basic light wiringįigure 4 - Basic ceiling fan/light wiring The same situation applies to a light, Figure 3.

The hot lead is identified by the color black, the neutral by the color white and the ground is either colored green or is bare copper. It requires a live or hot lead, a neutral and a ground wire, Figure 2. We will start off with how the fixtures are wired in a very basic manner and then add to the complexity.Ī fan must be powered. Other manufacturers make connections inside the unit to eliminate wires that would normally exit the fixture.Īdditional information on mounting ceiling fans on suspended ceilings Some manufacturers bring all of the wires out through the top rod of the fan allowing the installer to wire it any method imaginable. To understand how to wire a new ceiling fan and or ceiling fan light combo unit in your home you must first understand the basics of how the fans and lights are powered. The first part of this section deals with the wiring of ceiling fans without lights, as shown in Figure 1. There are a multitude of ceiling fan manufacturers and there are as many methods of ceiling fan, light combination wiring.

Wiring A Ceiling Fan With & Without A Light - Part 1 Part 2