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Question: is the light fixture optional?
Document: I like this fan.......looks good. Now the gotcha. It works flawlessly, is quiet, has a neat remote, it also stinks. Not an electrical, fixing to Burn your house down kind of smell, but an odor produced by something overheating. I think the problem emanates from the bulbs in the fixture. I cannot place my hand on that globe with the light on the fullest setting.
As I previously mentioned I attributed the acrid smell to heat emanating off of the globe bulbs. Apparently a 60 W incandescent bulb generates too much heat for the fixture. Dimming the fixture, as I mentioned, does help the heating problem but then again you could probably also run 40 W bulbs, or less, and eliminate the problem. This light does not put off enough light to where I care to do that. What I did do is change the bulbs to 60 W mini spiral candelabra bulbs from GE.
Very sleek look and I love that there are no chains hanging down. Install instructions are a bit lacking, but all in all I had the old fixture down and this up and functioning within about 45 minutes (probably would have been quicker if the television weren't on at the time).Fan runs VERY quiet and remote works anywhere within our second floor.
If you do this, the fan SHOULD no longer wobble. Also, for the safety of you and your loved ones please remember to install a brace rated to support the fan prior to putting up the ceiling fan. I purchased the Westinghouse Saf-T-Brace because this brace can be installed without having to go into the attic. Most lighting fixture braces are not rated to support a ceiling fan.
When the fan is not in use, you can use the regular on/off switch in that room. The light then does have a slight delay in coming on.
This hasn't worked right since we got it. The light flickers horribly and randomly. The fan works fine, but is sort of loud.
We installed this fan in our bedroom and rely on it as the primary light source, for which it is adequate but just barely. As a fan, however, it certainly delivers the goods.
This is one of the few ceiling fans that has a modern look to it. The light, however, takes small bulbs and isn't very bright as the main light source in a room.
I bought it for my daughter's room. It have a modern, slick look and because of the excellent design does not obstruct my daughters relatively small room.Only recommendation is to make the light brighter.
But I like extremely bright lights. As another reviewer pointed out, press and hold the light button to dim it. It can be used as a beautiful night light as it dims very low as needed.
Answer: yes