How Do You Control A Ceiling Fan With A Wall Switch?
Ceiling fans can be an inexpensive way to make an indoor climate more hospitable. While a fan won’t substantially change the temperature of a room, it can help to circulate air and make a room feel cooler in the process. The basic functions of a ceiling fan are simple and easy to understand. Most fans are operated with the use of a wall switch. Align your ceiling fan’s wall switch with any control switches on the fan unit itself. Most ceiling fans will have both a wall switch and a pull-string located on the fan to toggle between fan speeds. Move your wall switch to the “on” position. With the most common types of wall switches, this will involve flicking a protruding plastic switch upwards. Depending on the control settings on the fan, the blades may or may not begin to rotate. Pull the ceiling fan’s string to set the speed at which the fan blades rotate. Faster rotation cycles will produce greater air circulation. By setting your fan to a low setting, its effects on the room will be
