Hunter Dempsey Low Profile Ceiling Fan with LED Light and Remote Control - Enhanced Indoor Air Circulation and Convenient Control Review

Looks good, runs smooth and the installation instructions are very good. I am a 75 year old female and installed it myself. The instructions didn't mention the remaining house red wire, but I plugged it in and everything worked fine. A quick internet search revealed that the red wire is not needed when controlling the lighted fan remotely.

This fan was exactly what I was looking for. I was concerned about the length of the blade because it was 4 inches shorter than the fan I was replacing, but it let plenty of air through. We usually keep it at a medium or low level. Husband and son installed it and they said it was no big deal. . The remote control is a nice feature, but it's not easy to hold. It's pretty slippery. The light is ok, not bright enough in my opinion, but it works. Overall a good product and I have no major…

The fan part works well enough and is fairly quiet, but when you turn on the light it doesn't stay on all the time. It will randomly disappear and then reappear. The really DISAPPOINTING thing is the sound of the Hunter's crickets! It has been over a month since I have received NO reply despite contacting them several times and providing the requested documentation. I was willing to give them time to "make things right" (or at least pretend they're trying), but after more than a month, so be…

I recently bought a house that didn't have central overhead lighting! (phew!) All the bedrooms were lit by sconces, a really cheap gaudy look that required you to turn a little knob each time to turn the light on and off, no light switches and just a dated ceiling fan with no light. . We were living in dark times and needed great indoor lighting and a remote control cordless fan so we didn't have to dial out selectors to install light switches and new wiring. We stumbled across this design and…

I only bought this flashlight to buy a second one because the "blue box" (transceiver) installed in the fan where the remote control is connected keeps buzzing/humming on the first fan. While everything worked fine, this indicates sparking and means part durability may be an issue. The second fan hums much more quietly, but only when the light is first switched on, about 4-5 seconds. Turning on the fan with a transceiver made no sound. I was pissed off at first because like so many others here…

This fan is attractive, not too big, unobtrusive and cheap which makes it unique on the market which is why I bought 2 of these fans for my small bedrooms. Unfortunately, even with a professional installation, the light flickered randomly and came back on a second later. It happened completely randomly, in an unpredictable way, but very annoying. We didn't use the overhead lights that much, so I tried to ignore them, but every time I turned on the light, it pissed me off. based on technical…

Let me start by saying that with extensive experience installing ceiling fans from Lows or Home Depots ranging from $50-$100, the build quality of this Hunter fan is superior to others. The interaction requires more steps than with the cheap models, but is very simple and well explained in the installation instructions. I wasn't planning on using the included remote (I left it in the package) as I had a Z-Wave fan controller pre-installed and a Z-Wave dimmer in the wall, so I connected this fan

I liked the first one so much I ended up installing two new fans total and then went back and replaced the other two. I was literally in a Hunter Dempsey Band car, on a freight train, singing praises, feeling love, and perfectly pleased with myself for having spent a fortune replacing excellent ceiling fans that I just didn't want to see anymore. and the fan went off for a second or two. Damned. I must have connected something wrong. So I go back to this fan and check everything. All is well…

I purchased a 44 inch low profile Hunter Dempsey remote controlled ceiling fan to replace a 30 year old fan of unknown origin in our master bedroom that should have been replaced years ago. When the pull chain would no longer turn off the light (the main reason the new fan had to have a remote control) and the motor was making an annoying noise like a dripping faucet, I started searching many websites for new fans and the Hunter brand stood. with a large number of 5-star ratings and frequent…