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Hunter Fan 27185 Light Remote Control

Hunter Fan 27185 Light Remote Control

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Brand: Hunter Fan Company

List Price: $45.00
Buy New: $37.79
You Save: $7.21 (16%)



Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars 25 reviews

Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 10.2 x 6.8 x 3.3

MPN: 27185
Model: 27185
UPC: 049694271853
EAN: 0049694271853
ASIN: B00002NC0D

Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

Features:
  • Separate buttons for three fan speeds
  • Instant Off
  • Full-range light dimming
  • manual light operation
  • Unique switchplate holder included

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
All-Fan/Light Remote Control, Separate Buttons For 3 Fan Speeds Plus Instant Off (1.0A), Full Range Light Dimming (300W), Manual Light Operation With Wall Switch Access Plate, Unique Switch Plate Holder Included.


Customer Reviews:   Read 5 more reviews...

2 out of 5 stars Light blows, remote controller goes   September 12, 2008
LMS (Vermilion, OH USA)
I have replaced the receiver twice because of lights blowing out. Each time a light goes the receiver stops functioning correctly. The first time the unit wouldn't operate at all so I spent $32 and 2 hours of my time replacing it. The second time the unit still controls the fan, but now the light is either on or half-way dim--won't go off and the gradual dim function doesn't work at all. Hunter's suggestion is a new unit. No way. I am looking for a better product.


1 out of 5 stars Hampton Bay in general   August 18, 2008
K. Wilson (USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I've had many Hampton Bay fans in the past but not so much in future purchases. If you have a plain Jane chain pull, then you're safe to go. However, the upgraded ones with the remotes leave a lot to be desired. The warranty for 25 years only covers the motor, NOTHING ELSE.

In researching why my fan failed after two years of operation I opened up Pandora's Box so to speak. The remote and receivers are made by Rhine based in TW. They have a very weak capacitor design and break down anywhere from one to two years. The failure range from blown capacitors or shorted ones which kind of ooze gray matter all over the inside of the receiver. I've spent three weeks sending emails and going to forums to try to find the manufactureer of these capacitors and they are made by Carli in China, However you can't buy them here, and they won't answer any emails.

So the long and the short of it is, in my case I cannot change it over to a pull chain type so essentially it is scrap.

For some odd reason my paying for a two hundered dollar fan and be told I have to pay for a weak designed receiver just doesn't do well with me.

Good luck



5 out of 5 stars fan remote   June 13, 2008
Deborah Hawken
Product works great and I received within 2 days of my order. Will definately order again.


2 out of 5 stars fan control   April 6, 2008
Craig A. Smith
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

should not be sold with fans that come with compact flow lamps...ok for incandesent lamps only..needs to be made in usa also...i dont trust china products..





1 out of 5 stars Possessed   March 10, 2008
BPM
11 out of 12 found this review helpful

This item is possessed. Go over to epinions and read about it. Fan comes on and off at random times, mostly inconvenient times (while your trying to sleep). Changing the frequency dip switches involves unmounting the fan (thats right, getting up on a ladder and taking it down again). I actually have installed 100 fans in my life, and holding up a fan in one hand while changing a dip switch with the other is somewhat of a challenge :). Now that the dip switches are changed, VIOLA...still interference. I think I may try to cut the receiver wire this time to shorten the range, as it may be getting interference from down the street, or solar flares, or the gremlins that live in my attic.



 
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