fan light wattage limiter WLD-07-R3L
Zing Ear WLD-07-R3 L E136609 Ceiling Fan Light Wattage Limiter
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Zing Ear WLD-07-R3 L E136609 Ceiling Fan Light Wattage Limiter

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  • 90-Day returns
  • 1-Year warranty
  • Delivery time: 2-4 business days
  • Zing Ear WLD-07 Type R3L fan light wattage limiter is used to limit the wattage on the ceiling fan light kit to a 180-Watt max. for all socket types by resisting the current of an electrical circuit
  • UR (UL) recognized in US and Canada
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Zing Ear WLD-07 Type R3L is used to limit the wattage on the ceiling fan light kit to 180W max. for all socket types by resisting the current of an electrical circuit. When the ceiling fan light kit (load) is consuming less than or equal to 180 Watts, the wattage limiter will not operate. If the load exceeds 190 Watts, Zing Ear LD-07 Type R3L load protector will switch off power to light kit for a moment.

Fan Light Wattage Limiter Specifications

  • Load type: Ceiling fan light kit with any socket type
  • Voltage: 120 VAC
  • Model: WLD-07-R3L
  • Type R3L
  • Load Rating: 180 Watt – Acts when wattage limit reaches 190 Watt
  • Frequency: 60Hz
  • 6in leads, 47mm x 23mm x 17mm plastic housing.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 13 reviews
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Dennis Robinson
fast fix

after checking fixture I determined it need a relay and ordered it from ceiling fan switch. Did the trick, changed in about 20 minuets.

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ralph keeler jr
Ceiling fan parts

Perfect fit.
Large stores selling products have no clue, or incentives to help you find the parts.

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Terry Austin
Light ballast

Cam in on time works great and direction came with it great job

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Joseph Frisco

Zing Ear WLD-07-R3 L E136609 Ceiling Fan Light Wattage Limiter

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James Palmer
It worked

After dealing with Hunter Fans tech support and them telling me that the capacitor for the light attached to my fan had been integrated into the fan switch, which it had not been. We decided to shop around for a replacement capacitor and purchased the one we found here. We installed it and I now have a working light again.

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