Pro-source CED8210-PS Fan Speed Pull Switch 3 Speed

Product Description

The PRO-SOURCE CED8210-PS is a 3-speed pull switch fan speed control designed for residential and light commercial ceiling fan or ventilation fan applications. Operating at 120 volts with a 2-amp rating, this compact pull switch mounts directly to a fan housing or canopy and allows the user to cycle through three fan speed settings with a simple chain pull. HVAC technicians, electricians, and maintenance professionals install this type of control as a direct replacement when an existing pull switch has failed or is worn out. Its small form factor, measuring 1.34 inches in length, 0.98 inches in width, and 0.63 inches in height, makes it a straightforward swap in tight fan housings.

This pull switch is suited for single-phase 120-volt ceiling fans and exhaust or ventilation fans that require discrete low, medium, and high speed selection. It is a common replacement component in residential ceiling fan repair and in light commercial ventilation systems where a pull-chain speed selector has reached end of life. The compact package ships as a single unit, making it appropriate for both individual service calls and stocking in a service van parts inventory.

Key Features

• 3-speed pull switch control for low, medium, and high fan speeds
• Rated for 120 volts and 2 amps, suitable for standard residential fan circuits
• Compact dimensions: 1.34 inches long, 0.98 inches wide, 0.63 inches tall
• Pull-chain actuation for direct, reliable speed selection without external wiring changes
• Lightweight at 0.024 pounds, minimizing added load on fan canopy mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement pull switch for 120-volt residential and light commercial ceiling fans and ventilation fans requiring a 3-speed pull-chain speed control.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified HVAC technician in accordance with NEC guidelines. Before servicing, shut off power to the fan circuit at the breaker and verify the circuit is de-energized with a non-contact voltage tester. The old switch must be carefully removed from the fan housing and lead wires documented before disconnecting. Do not exceed the 2-amp rated load when wiring the replacement switch into the fan circuit.