Parrot Uncle Gold Ceiling Fans with Lights and Remote, 52 Inch Chandelier Ceiling Fan for Bedroom Living Room, Brass Outdoor Ceiling Fans Flush Mount, Reversible 4 Blades, Ventilador de Techo con Luz

This fan looks beautiful! The remote makes it very easy to use. The install went smoothly as well.

Good quality. Beautiful. Cools better than any fan I’ve had before!

Performance is nice. It spins and has a light. What else could you ask for?Now why it kinda sucks.EVERY time you press the remote, it beeps like a a keypad to get into a top secret facility in a James Bond movie. So that’s annoying.The motor sounds like Godzilla charging up his atomic breath. Don’t know what’s up with that, but it’s not super relaxing to just hear a constant “fuWHUM fuWHUM fuWHUM.”The actual blades are quiet. It doesn’t sound like a box fan so that’s nice. But they’re also made of the same foam board stuff I put my 3rd grade science project on apparently so that’s a thing too.Installing it was like a 3/10 experience. I’ve only installed one other ceiling fan before this, and this one takes the cake for being the most annoying to install. First things first, but the transponder box IN the mounting bracket. It’s snug, but that’s where it goes, and otherwise it won’t fit into the down rod housing area.There were several instances of “hey you have to loosen two out of three screws and completely remove the third one and then put a piece in and then tighten the 2 screws and then put in the 3rd screw.” Which is bad enough by itself, but it doesn’t help that the instructions were like playing Pictionary. There are no words except for on the wiring diagram (thank god) and it doesn’t tell you what screws are for what, so you just have to make your best guess. Then at the end, it just tells you to slap the light housing on, which isn’t the right way to do it. Maybe when I have time, I’ll write out the directions so they make a little sense.Overall, works good, but was such a pain to install I have to take some stars off.

Beautiful ceiling fan. Modern lines with brass fixtures. Goes well with Tommy Bahama furnishings

There’s a review here that’s spot on about wiring the remote box to the house wiring before the fan itself. I found it fairly simple to fully do that before you put the “slot” of the fan in at all. This will give you the opportunity to figure out how to finagle the wires out of the way of the fan “slot.” Once the remote box is all wired, you will have enough slack in the wires to slide it out a bit to fit the “slot” into the bracket

This is the second one of this fan I have ordered..My husband dud the install, which went great. He did not install the remote however, because we wanted to just use our existing switches. Love the look of it, and very quiet.

Worked great with our on wall switch for light and speed (separate switches)

Absolutely perfect for my space! The remote is a nice touch