I bought this fan from you. It's a beautiful fan & I want to keep it. But my electric is set up for a three way circuit. Can u help?
53068
I don't see why not. Just make sure you use a 4 wire connection to run the fan and light separately from the same single switch(es). Or, if you are using separate individual switches then I guess you'd be alright as well wiring each.
53069
I don't think this will work for you. There is only one control switch, so I can't see it working for you
2223164
The fans I received were set up as puller fans. I'm sure you could flip the polarity of the wires to be pusher fans.
2241947
This is an 120VAC alternating current fan. There is no way to reverse the polarity because it doesn't have a polarity. It's AC. You could reverse polarity (and direction) on a DC (direct current fan) but not on an AC motor/fan.As far as slowing the fan down, you could probably apply some sort of SCR or Resistor voltage control in-line with the fan however, the fan may or may not be happy with decreased voltage and could possible fail. It was designed as a one-speed fan. I would look for a fan that had capability of reversal & speed control built-in by design if I was to pursue your fan dream. Good Luck, Ed/Central California This is an 120VAC alternating current fan. There is no way to reverse the polarity because it doesn't have a polarity. It's AC. You could reverse polarity (and direction) on a DC (direct current fan) but not on an AC motor/fan.As far as slowing the fan down, you could probably apply some sort of SCR or Resistor voltage control in-line with the fan however, the fan may or may not be happy with decreased voltage and could possible fail. It was designed as a one-speed fan. I would look for a fan that had capability of reversal & speed control built-in by design if I was to pursue... » Read More This is an 120VAC alternating current fan. There is no way to reverse the polarity because it doesn't have a polarity. It's AC. You could reverse polarity (and direction) on a DC (direct current fan) but not on an AC motor/fan.As far as slowing the fan down, you could probably apply some sort of SCR or Resistor voltage control in-line with the fan however, the fan may or may not be happy with decreased voltage and could possible fail. It was designed as a one-speed fan. I would look for a fan that had capability of reversal & speed control built-in by design if I was to pursue your fan dream. Good Luck, Ed/Central California « Show Less
679505
I installed a three-way switch so the exhaust fan was separate. I imagine there are other ways to do it.
645722
Sorry to hear that. Contact the seller and send it back, especially if the fan doesn't come on. good luck
1652980
In my case the fan was only running on one speed but the light worked. I took it apart and found this part had a burnt spot. I replaced it and everything has worked fine. Good luck
153892
There is a two speed switch on the front of the fan just above where the cord goes in. You can see it in this photo however, it is tough.
502429
You need a separate switch. Fan has a small junction box with knockouts for wiring connection.
640201
well check first that ALL you barkers are on and i mean turn off and then bring back up to make sure you get electric to the switch/control part inside the wall. if that will not help my only guess is the black part that control the fan is dead. to be sure i need to open an actual box and look on the electric wiring diagram to see what part can cause that. thanks Avi.
1678249
Hello there, 2 fans might work well - in my installation, I only installed one fan near the bottom blowing the air upwards. That seems to keep the fan motor out of extra heat from the frig. and should extend the motor life... I am in SW Texas and it does get hot here... Good Luck with your project!!
1818445
Sorry. I got a defective fan and so returned it. Didn't run it for anywhere near that length of time.
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hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, im studing it yet.)
462711
I had this fan installed a few weeks ago. I can operate with the remote and the wall switch. Your electrician can set that up for you. I will say that I love using the remote. It has several speed settings and you can change the direction with it. I have received many compliments on this one; it looks amazing!!!
740517
I had same problem. The fan was not working proper. The company sent me a new one and has been working fine ever since
294914
The fan I purchased was made to run on 120 volt alternating current. There were wires to wire the fan directly or wire it to be controlled by a switch.
2161316
Hi there. The Velinion speed controller that the fan is made to fit on has a power supply plug clipped on the side in readiness for this fan. However I'm sure you could get it running off another power supply of appropriate voltage.
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No problem at all. I think the problem with the other customer was installation. Make sure you follow the directions. It's a good quality fan, you won't be disappointed.