Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #49840 in Lighting
- Color: Old Walnut
- Brand: Hunter
- Dimensions: 52.00" h x
52.00" w x
52.00" l,
25.00 pounds
Features
- WhisperWind Motor - Limited Lifetime Warranty / CFM = 2195, Watts Used = 56, CFM Per Watt = 39
- Includes: Five, Reversible Knotted Cedar / Peppered Walnut Blades - (52" Span / 15 Blade Pitch)
- Includes: Three Speed Pull Chain - (Remote & Wall Controls Sold Separately)
- (2) 60B10 - 120watt Candelabra Light (bulb(s) included)
- No Extra Accessories are Available for this Model
- WhisperWind Motor - Limited Lifetime Warranty / CFM = 2195, Watts Used = 56, CFM Per Watt = 39
- Includes: Five, Reversible Knotted Cedar / Peppered Walnut Blades - (52" Span / 15 Blade Pitch)
- Includes: Three Speed Pull Chain - (Remote & Wall Controls Sold Separately)
- (2) 60B10 - 120watt Candelabra Light (bulb(s) included)
- No Extra Accessories are Available for this Model
Product Description
The Hunter Fan Fan 25109 is a Palatine Ceiling Fan with the Three Speed Pull Chain in the Old Walnut motor finish. This Ceiling Fan is from the Palatine Collection and is UL Indoor rated..
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By antonios34
This fan was a VERY good purchase! The appearance and the way it fits into our space was great.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By WillJ
Looks good, fairly quiet but not sure it was worth the extra $$ we paid for it compared to much less expensive fans. They all seem to be made in China so the extra bucks are probably for the looks of the fan rather than the build quality.One note: If you plan on hanging this yourself, and especially if you will be hanging it without a helper, do yourself a favor and keep a coat hanger handy. When you get to the point where you have to wire up the motor to your household wiring, you will probably want to fashion a hanger of some sort to suspend the motor from the supplied metal ceiling bracket. I chose to do it with a coat hanger that I wrapped around the motor spindle on one end and wrapped the other end around the metal ceiling bracket getting the motor fairly close to the bracket. That way, I could wire it up and partially stuff the wires back up into the electrical box with relative ease. Once wired, it is a simple one-man job to remove the coat hanger and then place the motor up into the bracket and finish pushing the wires into the ceiling box. The instructions indicate that you place the motor in the ceiling bracket and then wire it up and stuff the wires back into the electrical box. I tried it this way first but it is virtually impossible to do it this way. There is not enough room to move the wires and the copper household wire is too stiff to push back through the small hole in the bracket. MUCH easier to wire and so forth with the motor hanging down. Why Hunter didn't put a hanger on the bracket (like most fans I have hung the past few years) is an oversight. I suspect that a lot of people probably just leave the wires outside the ceiling box which is a definite no-no. Also, when you place the motor up into the ceiling bracket, be careful that you don't rest the motor on one of those wires (very easy to do) or the motor will not seat properly in the metal bracket and of course you don't want the wire wedged like that for safety.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By JZ
Fan is amazing looking. Hasn't been in service long enough to comment on long term performance. Note that this is a flush mount fan, therefore, it is not appropriate for high ceilings as it does not accommodate a downrod.
Hunter Fan 25109 52" Palatine Traditional Indoor Flush Mount Old Walnut Ceiling Fan w/ Light
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #49840 in Lighting
- Color: Old Walnut
- Brand: Hunter
- Dimensions: 52.00" h x
52.00" w x
52.00" l,
25.00 pounds
Features
- WhisperWind Motor - Limited Lifetime Warranty / CFM = 2195, Watts Used = 56, CFM Per Watt = 39
- Includes: Five, Reversible Knotted Cedar / Peppered Walnut Blades - (52" Span / 15 Blade Pitch)
- Includes: Three Speed Pull Chain - (Remote & Wall Controls Sold Separately)
- (2) 60B10 - 120watt Candelabra Light (bulb(s) included)
- No Extra Accessories are Available for this Model
- WhisperWind Motor - Limited Lifetime Warranty / CFM = 2195, Watts Used = 56, CFM Per Watt = 39
- Includes: Five, Reversible Knotted Cedar / Peppered Walnut Blades - (52" Span / 15 Blade Pitch)
- Includes: Three Speed Pull Chain - (Remote & Wall Controls Sold Separately)
- (2) 60B10 - 120watt Candelabra Light (bulb(s) included)
- No Extra Accessories are Available for this Model
Product Description
The Hunter Fan Fan 25109 is a Palatine Ceiling Fan with the Three Speed Pull Chain in the Old Walnut motor finish. This Ceiling Fan is from the Palatine Collection and is UL Indoor rated..
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By antonios34
This fan was a VERY good purchase! The appearance and the way it fits into our space was great.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By WillJ
Looks good, fairly quiet but not sure it was worth the extra $$ we paid for it compared to much less expensive fans. They all seem to be made in China so the extra bucks are probably for the looks of the fan rather than the build quality.One note: If you plan on hanging this yourself, and especially if you will be hanging it without a helper, do yourself a favor and keep a coat hanger handy. When you get to the point where you have to wire up the motor to your household wiring, you will probably want to fashion a hanger of some sort to suspend the motor from the supplied metal ceiling bracket. I chose to do it with a coat hanger that I wrapped around the motor spindle on one end and wrapped the other end around the metal ceiling bracket getting the motor fairly close to the bracket. That way, I could wire it up and partially stuff the wires back up into the electrical box with relative ease. Once wired, it is a simple one-man job to remove the coat hanger and then place the motor up into the bracket and finish pushing the wires into the ceiling box. The instructions indicate that you place the motor in the ceiling bracket and then wire it up and stuff the wires back into the electrical box. I tried it this way first but it is virtually impossible to do it this way. There is not enough room to move the wires and the copper household wire is too stiff to push back through the small hole in the bracket. MUCH easier to wire and so forth with the motor hanging down. Why Hunter didn't put a hanger on the bracket (like most fans I have hung the past few years) is an oversight. I suspect that a lot of people probably just leave the wires outside the ceiling box which is a definite no-no. Also, when you place the motor up into the ceiling bracket, be careful that you don't rest the motor on one of those wires (very easy to do) or the motor will not seat properly in the metal bracket and of course you don't want the wire wedged like that for safety.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By JZ
Fan is amazing looking. Hasn't been in service long enough to comment on long term performance. Note that this is a flush mount fan, therefore, it is not appropriate for high ceilings as it does not accommodate a downrod.
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