Solaria 60 in. Integrated LED Indoor/Outdoor Matte Black Ceiling Fan with Light Kit and Wall Control

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you are looking for a very large modern and sleek design for your home this is it with the grey color and straight edge blades! It is large and easy assembly. It provides more than sufficient airflow for any larger room. I would highly recommend this fan!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This fan is gorgeous! Easy to install and a delight to look at. Super sleek modern lines, great lighting, the six blades means it’s the coolest area in the house, and it comes with an outlet remote! No more losing those pesky ceiling fan remotes. One big downfall to the outlet remote is it does need additional batteries, but the cover is easy to remove and the batteries easy to install. Seriously, this is one fan I’d purchase again and again.

Beautiful fan great value for the money

Let’s get what is good out of the way first: this fan blows. It is quiet and moves a lot of air. It also looks great. The design, as you can see from the photos, is aesthetically beautiful. The install was easy and the fan feels really well constructed. Now let’s talk about its flaws. Before I tried to actually use the fan, I was very pleased. I’d have given top marks on install except that, due to how this fan is electrically designed, I ended up double, triple, and quadrupole checking my wall switches and voltages at the switch and at the junction box because I assumed I must have done something wrong. I did not. I’ve installed a lot of fans and this one really surprised me because it was purposefully designed to have unusual behavior. The fan takes about 5 seconds to start spinning from a dead stop and if you turn it off it won’t power back up until it gets close to stopped first- this makes it feel like the switch is broken. The light will not function if the fan is not powered. If you use the switch they give you this is somewhat less confusing, but barely. The instructions indicate you can use a two switch configuration, but it doesn’t function as you would expect. Power on the light with the fan off? Nope. Then flip the power for the fan on? Ok- fan is on, but light is still off. Why? Because the light switch is treated as a binary state by the fan. So, flipping the light switch just INVERTS the lights power state. This could be considered a feature because it means you can power the light on from the “remote”- more on this later - and power it back off from the switch and viceversa, but the same can’t be said for the fan. If you power the fan off from the controller then flip the power switch everything is turned completely off rendering remote function and light switch dead until fan power is restored. Ultimately this is extremely confusing and since the fan has a 5 second startup after getting power and the light won’t come on without the fan powered first, and the position of the light switch is now inconsistent, the controls are too confusing to be reasonable. The light is a spot light, so it’s REALLY not ideal for lighting up a room- it’s super bright directly under the fan, but way too dim beyond- both of the fans we had installed in this room before lit the entire room well and they were under $100. If you plan to use smart switches with this fan, pick a different fan. The unusual power controlled are not well suited to smart home comparability. The product photos show a remote- it doesn’t come with one. It has a remote built into the wall switch they give you which can technically be used without installing in the wall because it requires batteries to transmit the signal to the fan. (I’m unsure if you’re supposed to remove these if you install in the wall, but it appears you’re supposed to keep them in, which means you’ll have to kill the breaker to replace the batteries down the road). This isn’t something that makes sense to leave on a desk or in a drawer due to the wires and sharp metal bracket, but I suppose you could. The remote in the switch is designed to control on/off + speed/brightness. It also has a power toggle which can turn the entire fan and light off and on if installed in the wall as your master power switch. The power switch is a physical switch meaning if it’s off, you can’t just turn the power on for the fan or light, you have to push that master power button first (if installed in the wall). If you want to use existing switches things get even worse as described above. Overall, I would say this fan feels great and looks nice. But if you plan to interact with the controls and want friends, family, guests, and even yourself to not go insane, pick a different fan. I recommend looking for fans with pull chains to avoid this confusing control issue. I hope this saves someone the trouble I’ve had.

Using this in our master bedroom, and the airflow is excellent. Super quiet and easy to adjust. Installation was simple and instructions were very helpful. We have two wall switches, and we are able to turn the light on/off with the first switch. 2nd switch has the Hunter controller, which controls fan speed, direction, and also the light, both on and off and had the dimmer.

I have a 20X20 covered patio with 10 foot ceiling, and I tried two large fans 120" they do not move much air, so I read. go to 84 or 72 inch , they move more air, so I tried this one ok if you stand right under it (at full speed), but not any were else. This fan may be ok for inside but I do not think at is worth a woot for outside.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this fan so much, it is super quiet. I love how easy it is to install. The fan light is does come with a dimmer switch. Love how much power this fan has. It was super fast and easy to install, fan is lightweight.

I’ve purchased 3 of these plus two of the smaller version. They are great. Here is the only issue I’m having. 1- the remote / sensor sometimes doesn’t recognize when and what is being pressed. So nothing happens. We find ourselves ‘dancing’ to different spots to see if perhaps it’s the angle etc 2- when pressing one remote, another fan (sometimes in another room) will - depending on command - turn off the light/switch speed etc Overall, I still love these as they give off - BY FAR- the best quality of fan/breeze than any other that I’ve ever owned or been around. They are quiet and having both light and fan control via the control it AWESOME!

This doesn't have a remote control. It has the controls on the wall. This is not what I consider a remote control if you have to turn on the light or change the speed for the fan which really very poor

I had a great experience with another Home Depot (cheap) brand that where I installed a 72” fan and it put out immense air, almost unbelievable. We built a house and I installed both a 60” and 72” version of this fan and both are very disappointing. I’d venture to guess a 48” or smaller fan would beat these things in air movement. Very very disappointing and horribly overpriced. Absolutely false states in the cubic feet of air movement. Look elsewhere / buy the cheap Home Depot brand and you'll be much happier!!! Oh did I mention the first two fans installed had bad wall remotes / weren’t communicating correctly and had tj be replaced? Yes, not good. I’m very confused as our indoor Hunter Aerodyne 52” is awesome! It puts out a ton of air and moves at probably twice the speed of the others. I’m guessing they use the same motor in all these fans and the bigger blades on the 60 & 72” overpower the motor? Who knows.