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Enerlites 17001-F3 3-Speed Fan and Dimmer Switch Installation Guide

Installation and operation guide for the Enerlites 17001-F3 3-Speed Fan and Full Range Dimmer. Includes wiring instructions, compatibility specifications, and safety warnings.

Quick answers from the manual

Quick answer

  • The Enerlites 17001-F3 is a combination 3-speed fan control and full-range dimmer switch designed for pull-string ceiling fans and standard lighting. p. 1

Key actions

  • Wiring the switch p. 1

First start

  • Installation sequence p. 1

Problems and fixes

Incompatibility with fan type

The fan control will work with 'pull-string' type fans, but is not compatible with fan types that use remotes or other digital controls.

p. 1

Technical specifications

Parameter Value Meaning Pages
Voltage 120 VAC 60Hz Standard operating voltage p. 1
Incandescent Max 360W Maximum incandescent bulb load p. 1
LED Max 150W Maximum LED bulb load p. 1

Where to find it in the PDF

  • Installation and Specifications p. 1
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Important Information

Before installing the Enerlites 17001-F3, ensure the power is turned off at the circuit breaker. This device is intended for installation in accordance with the National Electric Code and local regulations. It is recommended that a qualified electrician performs the installation. Use copper wire only. Do not connect neutral wires to this controller.

Caution: To reduce the risk of overheating and possible damage to other equipment, do not install this device to control a receptacle, a motor-operated appliance, a fluorescent light fixture, or a transformer-supplied appliance.

Product Description

The 17001-F3 is a combination of a 3-speed fan control and a fully variable dimmer in one unit. It is designed to replace standard switches for easy fan speed and light dimming control without needing to reach for a pull string. It is suitable for multi-gang installations.

Switch control layout
Switch control layout

Wiring

Wiring diagram for the 17001-F3 switch
Wiring diagram for the 17001-F3 switch
  1. Turn off the circuit breaker.
  2. Connect the HOT wire to the BLACK wire on the switch.
  3. Connect the FAN wire to the BROWN wire on the switch.
  4. Connect the LIGHT wire to the RED wire on the switch.
  5. Connect the GROUND wire to the GREEN wire on the switch.
  6. Mount the Fan Speed Control to the box with the "UP" indicator pointing up.
  7. Turn on the circuit breaker.

Operation

Fan Control: Slide the lever to any of the 3 speed settings or "Off" for control of the fan only. The lever will have a noticeable stop at each selection.

Light Control: The smooth gliding lever allows you to accurately select the desired light level. To turn off lights completely, slide the lever downwards until you feel the click.

Specifications

  • Voltage: 120 VAC 60Hz
  • Load Rating (3-Speed Fan): 2.5A
  • Incandescent: 360W Max
  • LED: 150W Max
  • Operating Temperature: 32°F - 104°F

Practical help

Common problems

Fan does not work or is incompatible

Ensure the fan is a 'pull-string' type. This switch is not compatible with fans that use remotes or other digital controls.

Risk of overheating or equipment damage

Do not use this switch to control a receptacle, motor-operated appliance, fluorescent light fixture, or transformer-supplied appliance.

Before use

  • Turn off power at the circuit breaker
  • Verify the fan is a pull-string type
  • Ensure you are using copper wire only
  • Do not connect neutral wires to the switch

Specs in practice

Incandescent Load
Maximum lighting load is 360W.

Images and diagrams

  • The wiring diagram illustrates the connection of the Hot, Fan, Light, and Ground wires to the switch.
  • The switch diagram identifies the Fan control lever (H, M, Off) and the Light control lever.

Model compatibility

  • Compatible with LED, CFL, Incandescent, and Halogen bulbs.
  • Not compatible with fans using remotes or digital controls.
  • Do not use with low-voltage ballasts or drivers.

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