universal remote for hunter ceiling fan

Common functions include fan speed control (typically low/medium/high), fan direction (forward/reverse), and light on/off with dimming where supported.

Two common methods are used: dip-switch pairing (using switches often located in the remote’s battery compartment and matching switches in the receiver) and a Learn-key/power-cycle method where you cycle power to the fan and press the receiver’s Learn key to complete pairing.

Product details show several battery types in use, including 1 × CR2032 (coin cell), 1 × A23 (alkaline), and 1 × 9‑volt (alkaline), depending on the remote model.

Some listings are remote-only and require a compatible receiver already installed in the fan. Conversion kits include both the handheld remote and a receiver for full installation.

Most remotes provide three fan speeds (low/medium/high) and include light control with dimming capability for compatible bulbs. Some listings explicitly list off/low/medium/high speed settings alongside light dimming.

At least one kit specifically notes dimming support for incandescent and dimmable LED bulbs; other listings reference full-range light dimming when used with compatible bulbs. Verify that your LED bulbs are labeled dimmable and check the product listing for compatibility details.