60 inch modern style ceiling fan with remote control, unlit outdoor large ceiling fan, silent dc motor for large living room, dining room, porch, farmhouse(Dark Walnut, 60 inch)

OUTSTANDING! I saw similar designs at a lamp store that cost 4xs as much, a great value. This fan is incredible. Light weight, extremely quiet, can be set using remote control and and the best part I love the design it looks like an airplane propeller! The color fit our family room perfectly! Comes with two different sized shaft for easy installing. I would recommend this fan, you won't be disappointed.

These are exactly what we were looking for! We have them outside in a fully covered area and they have been a lifesaver this summer. We do sometimes forget to turn them off so they do run for 72hrs+ sometimes which we try not to do. They were easy to install and look way more expensive than what we paid. Will update next summer if anything changes.

The fan looks great, wasn't too much of a pain to install (a little bit of user error on my side slowed it down), and is quiet and moves a lot of air to easily cool my office (10'x10'). Really happy with the value for the dollar, and I love that it looks different than a standard big box store ceiling fan.

Beautiful fan and works great. One thing I did to make it even better: I removed the internal buzzard; it was too loud and always went off when I turned on my lights; I think because mine is installed in a 4-way circuit. One thing to keep in mind is that this fan is DC so most of the universal fan controller boxes won’t work. It was the biggest issue for me as my house runs fully on Home Assistant. Getting feedback from the included controller is not possible, and swapping for a third party smart controller won’t happen until someone makes one. Motor is 24vts according to the seller when I asked.

1. Quality and appearance are excellent. 2. Installation directions are terrible, especially with the wiring instructions. Ignore them, as they will just confuse you. Here’s a better set of directions: A. The controller box (it doesn’t look like the one in the directions) that operates the remote has a white, black and green set of wires ending in a clip. That attaches to s similar set of black, white and green wires with a corresponding clip that comes from the motor and threads up through the down-rod. B. The black and white wires on the controller connect to your power source wires: black to black, white to white. Connect the green grounding wires (there are two, one on the bracket, one from the motor) with a wire nut together with the copper ground wire from your power source wire. The provided wire nuts (cup-looking things) are too small. Use/buy bigger ones. Use pliers to pigtail (twist together) these wires before securing with the wire nut. C. Ignore the other two wires (blue and ?) that have round attachments. They probably work with a similar fixture that has a light (which this one doesn’t have). You’ll also note that the remote also has a superfluous button for a light. D. Expect it to be a little difficult to tuck the controller into the ceiling bracket. It won’t fit if you don’t take the three power wires out of the outer (not individual) sheathing. E. There are two screws at the bottom of the ceiling bracket that the top housing (that covers the bracket when completely installed) fit onto. If you don’t have them backed out far enough they won’t fit through the holes in the housing. You’ll need a super-short screwdriver to tighten them after the housing snaps over them. 3. There is a circular bracket, kind of like a giant washer, that secures the 6 screws that attach the wood blades to the motor. The directions say that if you forget to use the bracket, you will destroy the copper in the motor. But don’t despair if you screw-up, I made that mistake, and my fan wasn’t ruined. Also, take some time to make sure the holes line up. If you can’t get a screw to go in, it’s because you don’t have the holes in the bracket, blades, and bracket all lined up. 4. I pulled power from the porch light. It’s hard to fish the wires through the ceiling. It’s harder to get 4 wires (2 fans, power source wires, plus short pigtail wires for the light) pigtailed (get a BIG wire nut), and then fit all 5 (black, white, copper ground, black/light, white/light) wire nuts in the box. But it’s doable. 5. Your partner has wanted porch ceiling fans for 25 years. Stop procrastinating and just do it already!

Perfect fit for my living room, which is part of a larger area with the kitchen. This fan puts out a lot of air and has really kept my room cool. It also looks beautiful and is an excellent match for my light colored lvp! My other accents are all champagne bronze variations but the nickel color still works beautifully. Would highly recommend!

Such a visually pleasing purchase. The fan speeds are great. The noise level is nonexistent. The remote control works well. This is a great value for the money. I’m very happy with my purchase and will buy more.

LOVE these fans! We bought 3... Two of the 60" and one of the 52".... The light wood grain is beautiful! They're easy to install---hubby did it by himself in no time... No balancing required. They're whisper quiet and move TONS of air! We've only taken it to level 2 of 6!