Hyperikon Indoor Ceiling Fan with Remote Control, 52-inch Brushed Nickel Ceiling Fan Fixture, Energy Star – Five Wood Blades and Frosted Dome Light – Bulb Not Included
Ceiling Fan Dome Remote 52″ Brushed Nickel
Product Features
- ✔ HIGH AIRFLOW – MORE AIR CIRCULATION. 62W motor and five 22″ wooden fan blades provide an incredible 4,450 CFM – an airflow efficiency of nearly 71 CFM/W and Energy Star rated.
- ✔ ADJUSTABLE MOUNTING – This classic ceiling fan can be flush mounted for low ceilings, downrod mounted for normal and high ceilings, or angle mounted for use in rooms with angled ceilings. Just follow the instructions!
- ✔ REMOTE CONTROL OPERATED – Control the 52 inch ceiling fan from anywhere in the room. With the remote control, you can adjust the light and brightness in the living room, bedroom or kitchen and set the speed of the fan without stretching for the pull chain.
- ✔ TWO-WAY ROTATION – The reversible control function allows you to switch the direction of the classic wood ceiling fan from downward airflow during the summer to upward during the cooler winter period to reclaim lost heat from the ceiling.
- ✔ 5 YEAR WARRANTY – We remove the risk to ensure your satisfaction. Hyperikon’s five-year unlimited warranty got you covered! Contact us for an easy and fast replacement.
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Don’t buy this fan Do yourself a favor and get a different fan. I bought this fan on Amazon because it was the cheapest option that included a remote control. The whole point of this fan was the convenience of not having to get up out of bed if I wanted to change the fan’s settings.The fan arrives and I’m super excited. I call a handyman (I know I’m lazy) to come out and install it. He comes out, puts it up, and informs me the remote function doesn’t work. Ok, so I try to troubleshoot….Go to…
I’d give it five stars if I could get a second remote No extra remote available. A generic remote that works with a fan in a another room with two light buttons did not control this fan either. Since the Hyperikon doesn’t have pull chains, and I want to control the fan from one place but control the light when I enter the room, I’m out of luck.The fan motor is smaller and weighed much less than the 48-inch four-blade cheap fan {Hunter) that hung previously. The Hyperikon blows more air though and does it quieter than the 20-year-old…