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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful: By a recluse "LMS" (Wisconsin lake country) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Hunter 22434 Sontera Three-Light 52-Inch Five-Blade Ceiling Fan, White with Frosted Globes (Tools & Home Improvement) I am very pleased with this fan, overall.
Not a super easy install for a novice like me, my husband completed the installation well within 2 hours, although the instruction manual was somewhat vague in certain areas, which earned this produce a slightly less than perfect rating. We chose to flush mount the fan and 3-light attachment (bulbs not included) in a smaller bedroom with an 8' ceiling. Two alternative mounting options are included. Remote controlled operation (controller included, batteries are not) is quiet at all speeds and transition is smooth, although there is a slight wobble at the highest setting only. Included is a balancing kit to address wobble. 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful: By KB "reagansblades" (New Hyde Park, NY) - See all my reviews This review is from: Hunter 22434 Sontera Three-Light 52-Inch Five-Blade Ceiling Fan, White with Frosted Globes (Tools & Home Improvement) Purchased the fan from Amazon. Everything is fine. The fan is quiet. The only surprise is that Hunter changed the bulb from medium base incandescent to candelabra base. The CFL candelabra is fairly expensive. Otherwise its OK. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: By 2unz (ATL) - See all my reviews This review is from: Hunter 22434 Sontera Three-Light 52-Inch Five-Blade Ceiling Fan, White with Frosted Globes (Tools & Home Improvement) I had a rough install with this fan. Not entirely an issue with the fan but more the remote control receiver that gets stuffed in the top area where the wires are hidden. My install was on a 12' ceiling with a 3' drop down bar so that in itself made it tough since my ladder barely got me high enough. The instructions seemed to show that the wires from the ceiling should be attached on top of the remote control receiver; however, I was unable to get the wires and remote packed in enough for the cover to go over everything and get the screws in to hold everything up. I had to feed the wires from the ceiling through the remote control receiver and then connect them to the fan in order to get everything stuffed in the cover before getting all the screws in to the bracket. This is the area where hanging the fan on the 12' ceiling became a challenge because I had a lot of extra work to do at that height on a barely suitable ladder. It would have been so much easier on a 8' ceiling...so if...Read more |