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| I have one Kichler lighting ceiling fan in my room, two Hunter ceiling fans, one in another bedroom and office, and 3 Harbor Brezze ceiling fans with two having light kits and one doesn't, which they're pre-installed with the house. Whats yours?
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What..? Ceiling fans..? This is the frozen north, it never gets warm enough up here to need fans..!! Well maybe occasionally in the summer (whichever day of the year it falls on) we might put the pedestal fan on, but it doesn't get a great deal of use, it'll see me out, that's for sure  |
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| No ceiling fans here. We have an exaust fan in the bathroom if that counts.
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No ceiling fans here. We have an exaust fan in the bathroom if that counts.
Yes, we've got one of those as well. Runs off 12V from a transformer/timer box linked to the light switch. When you switch the light on, the fan starts up and then goes off a few minutes after the light is switched off. It's a pain in the neck sometimes, you don't always want it on at the same time as the light. I'd rather two separate switches were fitted, but the way the wiring is arranged, it would be difficult to do. |
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| I have a Fasco ceiling fan in my bedroom that is white and has 5 blades and no light on it.
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Collect vintage incandescent and fluorescent fixtures. Also like HID lighting and streetlights.
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| Yes, exhaust fans does count, since it is a type of ceiling fan. lol
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Wow, thats a small one!  Mine are the modern Broan exhaust fans in the bathrooms and one in the laundry room. All of them are installed on the ceiling. |
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| 2 Hunters. And they each have 4 Sylvania Capsylite Halogen 60W bulbs in em.
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| A Harbor Breeze Impact
The blade brackets position the blades up
This is what I have in my GFs house but in the apt we use 20" Lasko High Velocity fans
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| I don't use fans anymore, just A/Cs (The central A/C at the top floor of my hostel, the ductless wall A/Cs at my rooms at my father and my mother homes), which cooling the air at summers, filtering and circulates it during seasons beyond and heating the room during winter.
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I"m don't speak English well, and rely on online translating to write in this site.
Please forgive me if my choice of my words looks like offensive, while that isn't my intention.
I only working with the international date format (dd.mm.yyyy).
I lives in Israel, which is a 220-240V, 50hz country.
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Wow, thats a small one! It's a fairly common size over here, we have a bigger (but still wall mounted) one in the kitchen. The bathroom is only small as well, just big enough for the bath, a basin and the loo, so it's an adequate size for the job. |
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I don't use fans anymore, just A/Cs (The central A/C at the top floor of my hostel, the ductless wall A/Cs at my rooms at my father and my mother homes), which cooling the air at summers, filtering and circulates it during seasons beyond and heating the room during winter.
No A/C here, it would be far too expensive to run. I had one in my office though, before I left work. |
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| White Casablanca Panama intellitouch 54 in in my sister's room.
White Casablanca Panama four blade 33 in my parents room
Hunter passport II in the kitchen
Hampton Bay Tiffany Sonoma in the living room
Emerson Derby in the guest room
Emerson Crown in my room
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None. In very hot days i use a "fan panel" made of many PC fans attached together which i stuff in the window Of the interesting ceiling fans i seen, there are some Big Ass Fans that were installed in some of our railway station halls in recent years - https://www.bigassfans.com . I have also seen a couple in factories |
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