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Replacing an old remote or wall control

Remotes get lost, receivers fail, and original models go out of production. This page is for the case where you still have the fan and its wiring — and only the control needs replacing.

Remote kits

Handheld remote kits: what each one replaces

Find the model on your existing remote or receiver, then check the kit named beside it. The lists below are the ones stated on each Amazon listing.

Kit Listed as a replacement for Form
FAN-TT53
53T + R28 receiver
53T · FAN-53T · FAN-11T · HD5 · KUJCE9103 · UC7030T · CHQ7030T Full-size receiver, dims incandescent, halogen and dimmable LED/CFL. Receiver ETL listed.
53TMINIR28
53T + mini receiver
FAN-53T · FAN-35T · L3HFAN35T · L3HFAN35T1 · FAN-HD5 · FAN-11T · KUJCE9103 Mini receiver 2.8 × 2.15 × 1 in. Dims incandescent lamps only; no timer.
35TMINIR28
35T + mini receiver
UC9050T · UC7078T · UC7080T · UC7083T · 53T · 35T · HD5 · HD6 Full-size remote, mini receiver. Dims dimmable LED/CFL and incandescent; no timer.
JF018
switch-only kit
Sold against remotes with a timer and a switched light — check the functions on your existing remote against the JF018 page. Light switches only (no dimming). 1/2/4/8-hour timers. Pre-paired.
Cross-reference is not a guarantee. Fitment still depends on the four checks below and on the wiring at your particular fan. Send us a photo and we will confirm before you order.
Wall controls

Wall controls: what each one replaces

These replace a switch on the wall, not a handheld remote. If you are replacing a wall-mounted control, start here.

Product Listed as a replacement for Form
BY061
wall control only
UC9050T · UC9050U · CHQ9051T Wired in line at the switch box. No neutral wire needed, no battery. No receiver included.
BY061 + MINI R28
wall control kit
UC9050T · UC9050U · CHQ9051T · 53T · 35T · HD5 Wall control plus the mini receiver for the canopy. No neutral wire needed, no battery.

A wall control is the right part if…

  • your fan is switched on and off at the wall today;
  • you want dimming and speed control where the light switch already is;
  • your switch box has no neutral wire — these controls do not need one.

You need a remote kit instead if…

  • you control the fan with a handheld remote and want to replace it;
  • the fan has pull chains and no wall switch you want to change;
  • the replacement part you are removing is a receiver in the canopy.
Why this distinction matters. A wall control has to be physically wired to the fan supply; a remote kit does not. Getting the two mixed up is the most common reason these parts come back — and it is the buyer who spends the evening up a ladder discovering it.
Identify what you have

Four things to look at before ordering

1. The label on the existing control

An FCC ID reads 2A4U8-JF018 on several models in this range, which tells you the transmitter belongs to the same family.

2. DIP switches

A bank of four small switches means pairing is set by DIP; note their positions, because yours may not be at the default. No switches usually means the pair is fixed and cannot be changed.

3. The part you are replacing

Receiver (a box inside the canopy), transmitter (a handset), or wall control (a plate on the wall)? That decides the family before anything else.

4. The fan's motor

AC or DC? Every product here is for AC motor fans; DC fans use a different controller. If the manual mentions a DC motor, stop and write to us.

Send a photo before you buy. One picture of the existing receiver or wall control, plus your fan's make and model, is enough for us to confirm fitment — and to tell you honestly if nothing we make will suit it. [email protected]

Model numbers belonging to other manufacturers are quoted here only to describe which existing installations a Smekitlly product is intended to replace. They are the property of their respective owners, and Smekitlly is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by those manufacturers. Fitment still depends on your fan's motor and the wiring at your particular installation.