Audrino 56 in. Integrated LED Indoor Oil Rubbed Bronze DC Ceiling Fan with Light Kit and Remote Control

This is the best ceiling fan that I have ever purchased. Not only is it remote controlled, but you can change the direction with the remote! The 5 blades really make a difference too!

I had every room in my house wired for ceiling fans twenty years ago. We installed fans in all the bedrooms and recently we added living room and kitchen ceiling fans. I love the new styles that are offered and needed to change out some of my older ones. The amazing combination of features will beautify and the newer ones save energy. Simple in detail but substantial in size, the Regalia circulates a lot air making it ideal for our large great rooms. This art-deco design is clean, minimal and sure to impress. Powerful motor quietly generates optimal airflow using 6-speeds with reverse feature providing year round comfort. Dimmable integrated 13-Watt LED light and handheld remote control offers, 6-speeds with independent light and speed control. Beautiful wooden blades and oil-rubbed bronze finish, perfect for trend setting spaces. Very satisfied.

This is a beautiful bronze color ceiling fan with integrated LED light and remote control. The design works great for any room, and the fan blades have two different colors (solid black and old dark wood). I installed this one in my kids’ bedroom, and it is quiet and the airflow perfect. The installation process was not complicated but a bit different from other fans I have installed because of the remote control receiver, which is an adapter connected to the fan. This receiver took most of the space in the casing, which may be a bit of a challenge to wrap the excess wire around the mounting bracket, especially with the short (included down rod). Since I use the short rod, and I did not want to struggle with the overly excess wire, I shortened each wire. Before I cut them, I move the labels on each wire closer to the bracket/casing. The long wires are for longer rod (not included) installation. The attachment of the blades is not tricky. Adjustment of the light and fan settings can only be made with the remote control. I like the use of the remote control, but in case I lose or misplace it, it would good to have the option to control with a pull cord manually. It looks modern, is easy to operate, and the light is very bright. I am delighted with the look of this fan and does a great job at creating a cool breeze.

I had a pro help me install this fan in our den due to our ceiling height. The printed installation instructions were well illustrated and easy to read. The wiring instructions were particularly easy to follow with a detailed schematic. To accommodate the high ceiling, we swapped out the short (4”) ceiling down rod that is provided with the product, for a 24” matching down rod that I was able to purchase at the local HD. This rod substitution was not addressed by the printed instructions, but there was plenty of wire supplied to accommodate the longer down rod and swapping the parts was intuitive. If you’ve got the fan wiring already in place, and you’re steady on a ladder, you might consider tackling the installation of this fan yourself, even if you’ve not done it before. My ceiling at 12’ high, was just too high for me to feel comfortable installing the fan myself. The fan is attractively designed (see picture), with a beautiful brushed nickel housing, and comes with two available paddle designs -- a gray wood grain and a solid black, on reverse sides. The bottom fan light uses a dimmable integrated LED energy efficient bulb. I particularly like the fact that reversing the fan direction is done by simply pressing a single button on the remote control – no need to climb on a ladder to flick a switch! The remote device is user friendly, having six buttons with printed icons to illustrate their function -- on/off, fan speed, light on/off/dim, “comfort” breeze mode, timer, and fan reverse, AND an LED screen that confirms fan speed, light dimming and other functions (see picture). Overall, this is a beautifully designed fan, with many more options for fan operation present on the hand-held remote, than are typically available on fan remote controls. It works exceptionally well, operates very quietly and was moderately easy to install. I would recommend it to a friend.

This is not a fan for a “small room” as stated in the HD “Product Details”! However, the HD “Product Overview” table clarifies this and says it is suitable for a 350 SF room (a little over 18 feet square), which seems reasonable for a 56-inch fan. My application is for a 14 X 18 room (252 SF) with a cathedral ceiling so it should be perfect. The brushed nickel finish is excellent, and the style is very clean and contemporary. I needed a longer (36-inch) downrod which I found at my local HD. The included wiring was long enough to accommodate the longer downrod without having to splice on additional wire. It appears to be long enough for a 4-foot downrod. For a close ceiling mount using the six-inch downrod provided, I recommend that you trim the wire as required to facilitate stuffing the multiple wires and separate control module into the canopy. The module just fits in the canopy—see photo. The sophisticated control module offers six speeds, allows you to reverse the fan, and control the LED light, all with a remote controller. The remote takes two AAA batteries which are included. The fan weighs in at a little over 18 pounds so make sure it is well supported. There are six wires coming from the fan motor, eight coming out of the control module, and the power, neutral and ground wires coming from the ceiling junction box. It sounds more complicated than it is as the wires are well labeled, but eight wire nuts (or alternative connectors) are required to make things work. The instructions are very clear and available on the HD website. If you are replacing a fan that has separate switches controlling the fan and the light, you will need to replace one with an ON-OFF switch and properly terminate and blank-off the other as you will need only one source of power at the ceiling junction box. What is amazing to me is that at its highest speed—171 rpm—it moves 7286 cfm of air but only draws .59 amps (<44 watts). At its lowest setting—61 rpm—is still moves 2480 cfm while drawing a miniscule .07 amps (<4 watts). It also has a 13-watt dimmable, warm white LED light that is equivalent to a 60-watt incandescent bulb. The LED light is mounted under a 3.5-inch diameter plastic disc (see photo) which is covered with a 9.5-inch diameter white glass diffuser. The LED light module is equipped with plug-in connectors.

The six speeds of this fan, in both directions, are impressive. The 13-Watt LED light is only about half as bright as similar integrated LED lights. The dimmable range more closely resembles a 3-way light as there is no smooth up and down sequence. The receiver is huge and takes up so much space that the wires are cramped. There is way too much wiring needed. Five wires originate at the motor; Seven more from the receiver; and ground wires. There are 3 screws for each blade which is not unusual. However, on average, one screw in three requires excessive force to tighten making one wonder if it is cross-threaded. Screws that must be loosened or removed for assembly are too tight from the factory. One screw had to be loosened with a vice-style wrench or else the screw head would have stripped. The blades are reversible. It was installed with the black side down as I preferred it to the grey pattern side. The remote seems to work just fine.

Really nice upgrade. I replaced an old fan with this more modern looking six speed fan. The video, of which the link is below, shows me cycling through all six speeds. At the highest speed you can see pages of the installation manual flipping; this fan is quite stable without any adjustment. At low speeds it is very quiet. The remote worked without any issues. While this fan can be installed by one person, I did have a few challenges with keeping wiring tucked away from various bolts. Expect to spend an afternoon on this installation. There is a 3D animated video depicting the installation. It is worth watching, but I'm not sure what the last 10 seconds or so is trying to show.

The Audrino ceiling fan is a great looking,very quiet, well made ceiling fan. Modern clean design,just the right color led lights from the nicely finished globe. The blades are a little tricky to attach because they are attached inside the housing but the look is amazing when you get done. I do have one suggestion, move the remote receiver into the light housing some how. There are 16 wires you have to connect, 8 from the fan and 8 from the receiver. It would make it so much easier to just plug all those wires into a socket like the socket from the fan to the light fitter assembly.With that small change there would only be 3 wires to connect to your power. This fan looks great in my den/home office, but would look great in any room.It is the quietest fan I have ever owned, and a nice uncomplicated remote to control it all. A great fan from Home Depot!!

Replacing a fan because there just was not enough light in the room from the old fan. Problem solved. For an LED light system it is very bright, lights up the whole room. Bonus, the fan moves air very well! Plus it look great also, Over all a great little system. It is a DC fan, which in my case means my light switches no longer work right, instead of a duel light switch system, one for the fan, one for the light, it is now all one one switch and it’s functions are controlled by a remote. My only problem with this is remotes are always getting misplaced and this remote does not have a way to mount it next to the light switch, which would be nice. I have installed a lot of ceiling fans and now about 6 DC fans and I am getting pretty good at it, but for the purpose of doing these reviews, I follow the instruction as close as I can, to make sure someone with limited experience could do this. This is not a easy fan to install and at points the instruction are not well written. Take your time and think though it and you should be ok. Overall very pleased with this fan.

Home Decorators Collection Audrino 56” ceiling fan is fairly simple to install. Two people would make things much easier as the fan motor is heavy. Comes very well packed. It has Instructions, which are in English, and are well thought out and easy to follow including graphics of parts to make things even more simple to follow and install. Fan blades are black on one side and wood look on the other. Comes with hardware, and tools required are Phillips and flat head screwdrivers, adjustable wrench, wire cutter/strippers and some electrical tape. The remote control has several functions, including; speed and light display, timer option, reverse, and fan speed. Looks very nice and goes well with any décor. We put ours in a game room and with all the electronics in the room and big screen TV it heats up fast. This fan not only lights the area but also keeps the room comfortable during use. Great addition to our home. Remote comes with batteries.