Leviton Telcom 1691-50 Pull Chain Switch 3-speed 4-position

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM 1691-50 is a nickel-finish pull chain switch designed for 3-speed, 4-position fan or motor control applications. It provides a straightforward mechanical switching solution for ceiling fans and similar residential fixtures, allowing selection of off plus three distinct speed settings through a single pull chain actuator. The nickel finish blends with standard hardware and fixture trims. Electricians and HVAC service technicians install this switch as a direct replacement in ceiling fan housings, exhaust fans, and comparable multi-speed motor applications where a rotary or toggle switch is not practical.

This pull chain switch is suited for residential ceiling fan installations and light-duty motor control scenarios where a 4-position, 3-speed switching function is required. It is a compact, single-unit component that drops into existing switch housings without major modification. The unit ships individually and is categorized as a hardware accessory, making it a standard stock item for electrical contractors and property maintenance professionals who service ceiling fans and ventilation equipment.

Key Features

• 3-speed, 4-position switching function covers off plus three fan speed settings
• Nickel finish suits common residential fixture hardware and trim
• Pull chain actuation eliminates need for wall switch or external controller
• Compact form factor fits standard ceiling fan and exhaust fan switch housings
• Sold individually for single-unit replacement service calls

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement pull chain switch for residential ceiling fans and multi-speed ventilation fans requiring a 3-speed, 4-position switching configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed electrician or qualified HVAC technician. Always shut off power at the breaker before opening any fan housing or switch cavity. Confirm the replacement switch matches the existing wiring configuration and speed settings before making connections. Refer to NEC guidelines for branch circuit and fixture wiring requirements when servicing ceiling fan components.