01-27-2017 03:32 PM
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  1. stokepa's Avatar
    stokepa
    I have completely embraced the smart home but can't seem to find a device that will control both my ceiling fan as well as the light built into it. Have several GE Z-switches that controls the fans off and on as well as the speed but the light still needs to be controlled from the original remote that came with the fan. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
    01-26-2017 11:25 AM
  2. Mikah Sargent's Avatar
    Mikah Sargent
    Senior Editor, iMore
    Hi stokepa!

    Can you share the model number for your ceiling fan, please?
    01-26-2017 11:59 AM
  3. stokepa's Avatar
    stokepa
    It's a Hampton Bay Model # YG464C-BN Internet #206151034
    01-27-2017 07:40 AM
  4. mavsguy842's Avatar
    mavsguy842
    You might find it easier to swap out the light bulb for a smart bulb and use the original remote to turn the light on so there's constant power to the socket, and then use whatever system you want to turn the light on and off (HomeKit, physical switch, etc).
    01-27-2017 03:32 PM
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