How to Pair a Parrot Uncle Remote with Multiple Ceiling Fans
By Ceiling Fans, Home Store for Light Fixtures | Published: 2026-09-21
Category: How-to Guides
Learn how to connect a Parrot Uncle ceiling fan remote to several fans in the same room, with clear steps, common pitfalls, and tips for smooth operation.
Quick Recommendation
Use the Parrot Uncle remote‑control kit to program each fan individually, then store the remote’s codes in the shared memory so all fans respond to the same button set.
If you have more than one ceiling fan in a room, a single remote can simplify control and reduce clutter. The Parrot Uncle remote system lets you sync multiple fans, but it requires careful setup to avoid signal conflicts.
This guide walks you through the entire process—from installing the receiver kits on each fan to programming the remote—while highlighting common mistakes so you can enjoy seamless multi‑fan operation.
Understanding the Parrot Uncle Remote System
The Parrot Uncle kit includes a remote control and a matching receiver that must be installed on each fan you want to control. The remote sends a unique code to each receiver, and the receivers can be set to share the same code, allowing one remote to manage several fans simultaneously.
Because the remote and receiver are sold as a set, you cannot buy a receiver separately. Ensure you have one kit per fan, or verify that existing receivers are compatible before attempting to pair multiple units.
- Check that each fan’s motor model (e.g., F8005, F6019) is listed in the kit’s compatibility notes.
Step‑by‑Step Pairing Process
- Step 1: Install Receivers on Each Fan: Turn off power at the breaker, remove the fan’s canopy, and connect the receiver’s wires to the fan motor following the included diagram. Common mistake: forgetting to verify power is off, which can cause electric shock.
- Step 2: Program the Remote to a Single Code: Press and hold the remote’s “Learn” button until the LED flashes, then press a fan‑control button on the remote. Repeat for each fan, ensuring the same code is stored on all receivers. Checkpoint: after programming, test each fan individually to confirm they all respond to the same button.
- Step 3: Verify Sync and Adjust Settings: Cycle through speed and light settings on the remote to ensure all fans change together. If a fan doesn’t respond, repeat the learning step for that unit. Typical pitfall: interference from nearby wireless devices; keep the remote away from routers during programming.
Products That Make Multi‑Fan Pairing Easy
- Parrot Uncle Ceiling Fan Remote Control and Receiver Kit for F8005, F8006, F6015, F6019, F6036: Our remote control and receiver are a set, not sold separately You need a complete kit for each fan; buying a single receiver later isn’t possible, so plan the number of fans before purchasing.
- 52" Bucholz Industrial Ceiling Fan with Dimmable LED Light: Equipped with a fixture and a remote control for your convenience. Its 6‑speed setting and 4 blades ensure efficient air circulation with a quiet, smooth operation. The built‑in remote compatibility means you can replace the standard remote with the Parrot Uncle kit, giving you consistent control across different fan models.
By following these steps and using the right Parrot Uncle kit, you can enjoy unified control of multiple ceiling fans, reduce remote clutter, and keep your space comfortably breezy.
