Bond - Smart WiFi Ceiling Fan Control - Black

Name: Bond - Smart WiFi Ceiling Fan Control - Black
Brand: Bond
SKU: 6303070
Rating: 4 (36 reviews)

Model: BD-1000B

SKU: 6303070

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Key Specs
- Remote Control Type: Voice control
- Remote Control Features: IR device control, Smart, Voice Activated
- Number Of Devices Controlled: 6
- Works With: Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Hue, Nest, Ring, SmartThings (Compatible with or able to be connected to other smart devices or applications.)
General
- Brand: Bond
- Model Number: BD-1000B
- Product Name: Smart WiFi Ceiling Fan Control
- Color: Black
Features
- Remote Control Type: Voice control
- Remote Control Features: IR device control, Smart, Voice Activated
- Setup Method: App
Connectivity
- Number Of Devices Controlled: 6
- Wireless: true
Compatibility
- Works With: Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Hue, Nest, Ring, SmartThings (Compatible with or able to be connected to other smart devices or applications.)
- Compatibility: Ceiling fans, electric and gas fireplaces
- Compatible Product(s): Ceiling fan
Dimensions
- Product Weight: 16 ounces (The out of box weight of the item.)
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 1 year
- Warranty - Labor: 1 year
Other
- UPC: 860509000402

Control remote-controlled appliances at home with this BOND Wi-Fi hub. It connects to your wireless network and replicates an infrared remote's commands, letting you adjust ceiling fans, lights and dimmers through your smartphone. This BOND Wi-Fi hub works with your Amazon Echo or Google Home speaker for convenient voice control support.

Controls up to six devices: Compatible with most remote-controlled ceiling fans or fireplaces.
Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant enabled: Control your ceiling fan with voice commands. Connect it to your Internet Wi-Fi network, instantly making it compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Home Assistant.
Make your old appliances smart without replacing them: Records and transmits RF as well as IR signals, so it will work regardless of what kind of remote you have. The area range is up to 2500 sq. ft., so you'll be able to control fans in other rooms or on another floor.
Setup is quick and easy: Simply plug in the device, download the app to your phone, point your fan remote at the BOND, and you're done. The fan speed, light dimmer settings, and timer using IFTTT can now be controlled via BOND.
BOND app: Allows you to turn the fan on and off, change the fan speed, control lights and fan timer from your phone or tablet. Available for Android and iOS devices.

Whats Included

BOND Smart WiFi Ceiling Fan Control
Owner's manual

Product Manuals

Product Datasheet/Brochure

Q: I have 3 ceiling fans operated by a wireless remote. How many fans can 1 Bond control?

A: Hello, We hope that you are doing fine. When using the new Bond application Bond Home, the Bond now can support up to 30 devices. If you have any other concerns please do not hesitate to contact us. Regards, Jeff

Q: Would I have to change my ceiling fans? I haven't a clue how old they are as they were in the house when I bought it about five years ago. And they to the best of my knowledge never had remote controls.

A: Hello Sara, The BOND supports devices that are controlled by RF remotes within the radio frequency range of 300-450mhz and IR device that uses 38kHz OOK modulation. If your ceiling fans don't have a remote control, we suggest that you contact the manufacturer and inquire if you can purchase one for it. If you can please send us an email at [email protected] so we can assist you better. Thank you.

Q: Can you control fan speed with this connected to Alexa via voice control?

A: Yes

Customers are saying

Customers recognize the Smart WiFi Ceiling Fan Control's ease of use, with many praising its straightforward setup and intuitive controls for adjusting fan speed and lighting. However, some users experienced compatibility issues, noting challenges with certain fan brands and occasional connectivity problems requiring a device restart. The system's integration with smart home assistants like Alexa and Google was also highlighted. Overall, the product's user-friendliness is a significant advantage, though compatibility limitations should be considered.

This summary was generated by AI based on customer reviews.

The vast majority of our reviews come from verified purchases. Reviews from customers may include My Best Buy members, employees, and Tech Insider Network members (as tagged). Select reviewers may receive discounted products, promotional considerations or entries into drawings for honest, helpful reviews.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Company has a good product, great customer service
I set up my bond for the a ceiling fan/light and a gas fireplace. I had a little difficulty, so I contacted customer service. They were very responsive, knowledgeable and honest. I was able to get the devices operational and easily connected it to Google so I could control them with my voice. I put a video together showing the fan/light being controlled by my voice. Both of my devices are not supported by bond. What that means - bond uses the signal, but they have not been certified for those products. Bond told me that and will email me when the products are. Both devices have random on/off by themselves. This should stop when certified. I disconnected the fireplace from bond and left the light connected. In defense of bond, they are working with aftermarket products that bond does not control. Bond has done a good job connecting to them. Bond is honest and working to get more products certified.
Posted 5 years ago by Nontechie
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Cool in theory
Didn’t realize that as of right now you can only control fireplaces and ceiling fans. I had high hopes for what this product was going to do for me. I haven’t paired it to my ceiling fan yet, but have done one electric fireplace. I had a heck of a time getting the device to recognize the remote until I switched it from auto to IR. it only will turn my fireplace on and off with Alexa which is irritating because that only turns on the “fire” aesthetic and not the actual heat function. I can program the high, low, etc. but it doesn’t actually support those functions with Alexa as of yet. I tricked the app by programming a “new” device but in reality I just programmed the high heat button as an on button then grouped these two in my Alexa app so she would turn on both. It’s not always reliable however. I’m anxious to see when new updates and functions will be released. I have a remote controlled AC I’d like to control with Alexa in the summer so fingers crossed Bond Has fheir stuff together by then.
Posted 6 years ago by Lwdiy624
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Small, easily blends in
This is about the size of an ashtray. It took a few times to set up, and must be in the neighborhood or have an obscured line of sight to the fans you want to control. Works perfectly once it figures out your fan. We have an open floor plan, and a Google outfitted home. It blended seamlessly.
Posted 6 years ago by John