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Q:Will the 72 in. Brushed Nickel Extension Downrod for 15 ft. ceilings work for this fan? If not, what 72 in. Downrod works for this fan?
by|Aug 28, 2020
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A:  A 60 inch universal 1 inch diameter extension rod with a threaded end may be used with this fan.

by|May 6, 2022
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    A:  I don’t know of a reason that would not work, Downrod to blades will about a foot. You might consider a 60 inch rod.

    by|May 6, 2022
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      Q:Can you sync several fans to one remote? We are installing these in our church and would like to be able to dim all the lighting at once is that possible with this model?
      by|Aug 25, 2020
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      A:  You may connect multiple fans to a remote, if using the dimmer, multiple remotes are recommended. The light kit intensity may not always be at the same intensity when working off of 1 remote.

      by|Aug 26, 2020
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        Q:You said I need a universal 1" diameter downrod for this fan. I need a 72" downrod. Do you sell them? If so. I cant find it on your sight. Also, is the original downrod 1" diameter?
        by|Aug 9, 2020
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        A:  Yes the original rod is 1 inch in diameter with a threaded end. Please call Home Decorators Collection at 1-800-986-3460

        by|May 6, 2022
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          A:  Good morning we purchased 2 of these 120” fans; our ceiling in the barn is 22’ we opted to use a 48” down rod due to potential wobble however I looked up a 72” and Home Depot carries several here’s a link hopefully this helps https://www.homedepot.com/p/Modern-Forms-72-in-Oil-Rubbed-Bronze-Ceiling-Fan-Extension-Downrod-for-Modern-Forms-or-WAC-Lighting-Fans-XF-72-OB/311143431

          by|Apr 24, 2021
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          Q:Do I need some sort of electrical converter to get my power to DC? Also, I will need at least 72” down rods for each fan. Which one do you recommend?
          by|Aug 5, 2020
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          A:  No converter needed for this DC Motor Fan. A universal 1 inch diameter extension rod with a threaded end may be used with this fan.

          by|Aug 6, 2020
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            Q:I need a 72” downrod for this. Do you have one available? If not what brand downrod should fit this?
            by|Aug 5, 2020
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            A:  A universal 1 inch diameter extension rod with a threaded end may be used with this fan.

            by|Aug 6, 2020
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              Q:Can I order a replacement remote for this ceiling fan?
              by|Jul 22, 2020
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              A:  Yes, Replacement parts are available by calling Home Decorators Collection at 1-800-986-3460

              by|Jul 23, 2020
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                Q:What downrod fits these fans?
                by|Jul 18, 2020
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                A:  Yes, a universal 1 inch diameter rod with a threaded end may be used with this fan.

                by|Jul 21, 2020
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                  Q:What downrod fits these fans?
                  by|Jul 18, 2020
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                  A:  A universal 1 inch diameter rod with a threaded end may be used with this fan.

                  by|Jul 18, 2020
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                    Q:Can this fan be used without the remote? My current fan is wired to a 3 position switch, with a separate control for the light.
                    by|Jul 8, 2020
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                    A:  Due to the built in DC motor controller module this fan can only be operated with the hand held remote and will only work safely on an on/off wall switch.

                    by|Apr 1, 2022
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                      Q:Can the basic fan and light be controlled from a switch?
                      by|Apr 13, 2020
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                      A:  Once power has been killed to the fan it resets and will need turned on with the remote once again. That being said, a good electrician may be able to bypass the remote and supply on/off power, but it would take alteration to the circuits thereby voiding warranty.

                      by|Apr 17, 2020

                        A:  Yes, The fan memory function will resume fan and light setting.

                        by|Jun 19, 2020

                          A:  The fan will remember the last setting it was on before it gets switched off. There is only a black and white wire hook up for the fan, so I dont think you can use 2 different switches to control the fan and light. The remote is pretty easy to use though and I still have the fan attached to a hard switch, so I just turn it on and the fan will spin at the last speed setting I used and the light will turn on if it was on when I used it last, and it will be at the same brightness, I left it at.

                          by|Apr 13, 2020
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