Feature Highlights: 1. Two-Pack Value Set – Includes two pull chain switches with a sleek silver finish. Perfect for upgrading ceiling fan lights or canopy lamps in multiple rooms. 2. Easy Pull-Chain Activation – Simply tug the beaded chain to turn your fan light on or off. Compatible with most standard ceiling fans and fan lights. 3. Safe & Secure Wiring – Made from durable metal and plastic. Follow the clear wiring steps to ensure a stable connection and reduce risks like electrical shock or fire. 4. Simple Installation – Designed for quick setup. Works with 2-wire systems (if you have 3 wires, you’ll need a 3-wire switch). No electrician required. 5. Universal Fit – Fits most ceiling fan light setups. Just match the black wires, secure with wire connectors, and you’re ready to go. Product Details: This 2-pack ceiling fan light switch lets you control your fan light effortlessly with a gentle pull of the beaded chain. Built from sturdy metal and plastic, it’s made to last. The wiring process is straightforward: ensure your existing switch has 2 wires, strip the ends, connect the black wires to the fan wires, and secure them with wire connectors. Always double-check that connections are tight for safety. Ideal for updating old or worn-out pull chain switches. Specifications: - Color: Silver - Material: Metal + Plastic - Package Contents: 2 x Ceiling Fan Light Switch - Note: Only the switches are included. Slight color variations may occur due to lighting and screen differences. Measurements may vary by 1-3cm. Wiring Steps for Ceiling Fans: 1. Check that your current light switch has 2 wires. If there are 3 wires, you will need a 3-wire switch. 2. Cut the two wires from the existing switch using wire strippers. 3. Strip about 1/2 inch of insulation from each black wire. 4. Connect one black wire from the light switch to one black wire from the ceiling fan. 5. Connect the other black wire from the light switch to the other black wire from the ceiling fan. 6. Secure each connection with wire connectors by twisting them clockwise. 7. Ensure all wires are firmly connected to prevent fire hazards, electrical shock, or injury.