Industrial Ceiling Fans with Lights, Dimmable Ceiling Fan with Digital Display Remote Control, 84" Ceiling Fan for Outdoor Patio Shop, Black

This was exactly what I needed for my garage. Installed in 30 minutes. Great instructions and easy to understand. 6 speeds so this thing really moves air. I love the different light temperatures as well. I think I'll buy 3 more - just need a long downrod for the living room and we will be set.

Super quiet and moves air flow nicely.

This thing is really good at moving volumes of air. It's silent except for .5 sec "bump" sound at startup. I lost the users guide for the remote (was thrown out with the packing material?) so I have had a learning curve. So far I'm really enjoying the 84" fan in black. The light is just right. I had it installed three weeks ago.

The fan looks good but I used it twice and the motor went out we added it to our Tiki Hut once the tiki hut was built . Its a great size but if it went out after two time i dont know how good it will be

Overall it is a fine fan. Relatively quiet but the remote is not really user friendly and the buttons on it are a bit confusing. Reading the manual helps but I tend to forget what the buttons mean. The fan material is not as heavy duty as I would’ve liked but the fan price is on the low side so I can’t be too mad about that.

Best fan out there for the price! Easy installation. Works great in my shop!!

I put one of these in the center of my 30x50x10h garage. It keeps a good amount of air flowing. Obviously, it's not air conditioning, but I could feel the air in all but the far walls. I didn't balance it (I know, I know), but it was pretty good out of the box. There are 5 speeds, I only need to run it on 3. And it is large. Everyone that comes into my garage for the first time sees it and says "wow, that's big".

This fan is perfect for my large master bedroom (25' x 23'). It creates a nice breeze and keeps the room cool. Installation was a breeze - I was able to reuse the existing down rod and pin from my old fan. The only challenge I encountered was extending the electrical wiring for the controller. Because the controller is located in the ceiling canopy, I couldn't reach the wiring to extend it myself. I'm looking into solutions for this, such as hiring an electrician.

This fan was purchased for our Great Room with a 14ft vaulted ceiling. It replaced an anemic 52in flush mounted unit that was installed (too) tight to the ceiling and moved much less air. I used the longer downbar to bring the fan blades closer to the living area....and this really helped along with the 8ft wingspan of this monster unit. Construction is top shelf and I really like the lightweight aluminum blades. The blades are ribbed which helps "grab" more air and increase circulation over a basic flat blade. Nice design feature and shows some engineering forthought. The LED light has three adjustments which are just right and not overpowering. More of a mood light which is fine by me.....I like it. Overall impressed with the fit, function and build quality of this fan. A+

Absolutely the best company to deal with. They were fast to respond and help with all questions that I had. I’d definitely recommend the product is strong and sturdy as well.

Primero que nada el abanico llegó aparentemente en buenas condiciones y luego de 20 días de uso llegó el día en el que simplemente se cayó y estando nosotros al alrededor de la mesa cayó el abanico casi provocando algo peor que un accidente pésima experiencia con el producto.

While I didn't buy this fan because it was SMART (didn't notice anything in the description saying it was a "Tuya" IoT device). After intalling it, I turned on the "Smart Life" app on my phone, and to my surprise it showed up, was installed and now I have full control of my fan, thru my phone. This was a great, unexpected, bonus for me!

I used this in a great room with a 46" fan. When the box arrived I thought it felt really heavy, and I was starting to worry about the suport being enough for this fan. I decided that I could always going into the attic to reinforce the support if needed. So I started taking the other fan down, and when I was removing the old fan I realized that even though this new fan is A LOT bigger, the other one was pretty close to the same weight. I started looking at why and the old fan has this old school glass covers over the lights, and these metal arms that support the covers. So side by side, weight wise this fan is not really heavier, but the additional weight from size is saved mostly by the minimlistic design and the LED lights. How was the assemble? My experiencve has always been to put the arms on low and lift the unit into place with the arms on. For this one I was not able to due that, the additional blades (This has 8 vs 5 on the old fans) and maybe my belly is a little bigger than when I install my last one, resulted in me not being able to reach the wiring and cover with much ease, so I took a blade off, not for weight but for access. Another difference is the blades are accessable from the bottom, not the top (like my last fans). How loud is it? To be honest even though this is alot bigger (and moves alot more air) the hum of the other fan was way louder. The original fan had this hum nothing noise that repeated every second or so, this fan just runs, not rythm on the hummimg. I also did not have to weight any of the blades, it ran very smoothly first run. As for the remote, it's nice, but I perfer to use a switch. The light is not a strong point on this fan either, but for me I have tonnes of light and wanted more air movement, which this clearly provides. I did see someone mention that a screw was missing - my box had everything in it, so no issues there. I do think this is a tad pricey, but to be honest I don't have much exposure to fans this large, it is not something you find at a big box store. So my reference is against much smaller fans, so the price might be in line and my expectation is a bit dated.