🌀 Luminance Carrera Grande Eco Ceiling Fan with DC Motor – Heavy Duty Energy Star Fixture, Wall Control, Downrod Mount – Customizable Sizes (Blades Sold Separately) – Oil-rubbed Bronze, various lengths Review

I bought and installed this fan two months ago and today it works exactly as expected. It looks well built, is efficient, provides a nice breeze and is quiet. I'm glad I listened to reviewers who recommended DC motor fans for use in bedrooms. This fan motor is really quiet at night - the only noise is the faint sound of the fan blades cutting through the air. As another reviewer pointed out, it's important to read the installation guide in its entirety before getting started. If you strictly…

As already mentioned, the fan is very quiet. The wall remote was not used and I ordered a hand held remote which works fine. You must allow the acceleration process to go through after powering on for the remote to work properly. The 4.5" hanging rod was imperfect as it didn't have a hole drilled into it at the bottom, but since I ordered a 12" rod it worked better and had holes on both ends. I installed the fan before putting on the blades and it takes a steady hand to tighten the screws…

Based on the reviews and the sponsor's website that said it was comparable to Haiku, I gave it a try. Big mistake, nowhere near as good quality and the one I got had a clicking and grinding noise so I had to take it apart and try to fix it but it came from the engine indicating poor quality control. Ordering blades separately is problematic and you're better off having a really large and relatively empty wall box to mount them. Much more effort and time was required, especially to level the…

I did a lot of research before deciding on this fan and I'm glad I did. We needed a big fan for our living room but it should be quiet and I don't want to change it after 5 years. We also needed a fan with no light. And I didn't want a fan with cords. I looked through all the fans in the hardware stores and couldn't find anything that met all my criteria and had good reviews. I also looked at much more expensive haiku fans. While they are good I can't justify $1200 for a fan. This fan was great

A great example of "You get what you pay for" as this fan is AWESOME. I was skeptical about spending a lot of money on a fan and then buying the blades individually, but overall it worked. The instruction manual is top notch except for the part about programming the 'remote control' which is actually an active multifunction switch. That's the only reason I gave the remote control 4 stars. I finally learned to follow directions and not overdo it. What is quite inventive is how they match the…

I bought this fan with 31" blades and was a little surprised when I got a 6" fan. (It wasn't clear from the description that the blade span needed to be increased by 10 inches.) That's more than some airplane propellers and more than enough to get your attention in any space smaller than a gym. I will also say that the walnut fan blades were great. I've found that the folks at Emerson put a lot of thought into making a fan that doesn't wobble. For example, when I weighed the fan blades, I found

It's only been 1 week but so far we are 100% satisfied. Best quality - these fans are pretty. Even at the highest speed, the noise of the engine is zero. Each fan has a slight wobble at maximum speed, which is only noticeable when you look at it from a few feet away. They move a lot of air and you can feel the wind everywhere in our house (open architecture). There were no problems or difficulties installing fans (we had two). The best part for us was that these fans had four different blade…

After 6 years I thought I should give an update. These fans are NOT high quality and NOT worth the premium price. maintenance costs skyrocket. Electronics have very serious problems. I've had to replace all the wall switches multiple times (they have a 12-16 month lifespan), about $50 each time, and now all the receivers are starting to fail ($120 each). The lifetime engine warranty is a marketing ploy (electronics are not part of the engine) and the fine print indicates that it is only valid…