I bought 4 60” fans with 3 foot extension rods to replace 4 thirty year old 52 inch Hunter Sea Air fans on 2 foot rods. I finally have the CFM that I’ve needed.

Had a smaller Hunter ceiling fan in my great room. Needed to upgrade saw this one. Very happy with results. Moves a ton of air and is super quiet!

Bought three fans for Private Vehicle Storage Garage. Love the variable speed and reversing functions. Just installed, but already more comfortable in a 71’ X 33’ warm, humid garage that is too hot in the summer, and too cold in the winter despite overhead radiant heater. Our hope is to capture wasted ceiling heat and recirculate it with the fans, lowering our gas heating bill. If the concept works, I’ll get my money back in a year or two. Hopeful.

We purchased this 60” white fan (no light) to replace the 52” 4 blade fan in our screen porch that just wasn’t moving enough air. Wow! This one really does the job! With multiple speeds it’s perfect - and so quiet!!! Blends right into the white ceiling - but is very nice looking. One tip - be sure to put the blades on when installing - they have to be attached or it won’t run properly. There’s an itty bitty piece of paper in the box that says so. If we’d found that it would have saved us an electrician bill. Highly recommend and would purchase again.

Its installed somewhat centered in a 24x32 garage with a 13' high vaulted ceiling. Its on a 18" drop extender. Hunter's data called for the bigger model hung lower but my situation precluded that. It works well. Would bigger be better?, yeah, but this one is sufficient. I noted in reviews I read dome complaints regarding the controller having a battery that requires the contollers being removed from the wall to change. Yeah, the battery's there. The controller is essentially a remote you cannot lose and its gotta have a battery. Unless you are mortified by whatever may be lurking behind that controller its no biggie.

This is a great fan moves tons of air looks better than the pic. I did read some reviews to hat said not enough air movement, but I don’t think they had enough space between the ceiling and fan blades. I think a 9’ ceiling is the minimum height so you can have a 12” pole to maximize air production. My fan had a problem due to new code electrical breakers and I’m waiting for them to restock so I can get one that I can connect the ground wire to, and not have it trip the breaker.

Installed outside under my covered pergola. Moves air great, very quite and looks fantastic. Very pleased

I put 4 of these up for a restaurant in their patio area. They love them and the customers stay cool!

Fans are ok but it's painful to get the fans to work with the wall controls. Especially if you're trying to control more than one fan with the same wall control

Moves the air. Very nice look. Had to put in new batteries in the fan remote for it to work but otherwise easy install.