Questions and Answers for Hunter Symphony Wi-Fi Enabled Apple HomeKit/Google Home/Alexa 54 in. Indoor Matte Nickel Ceiling Fan with Light Kit and Remote

A:  I doubt it. I could not get mine connected to WIFI

A:  This has Apple HomeKit technology and Alexa compatibility.

A:  Hello Carrie, Yes, the Symphony model works with home automation devices and applications including Amazon Alexa and Apple® HomeKit™. Thank you for contacting us!

A:  I purchased 5 of these fans and could not get them connected to my Wifi or Alexa.

A:  No, not compatible with Alexa because the app for Hunter Simpleconnect does not let you login to your account through the Alexa app. Complete BS.

A:  We haven't been able to get it enabled with it.

A:  Yes, you are correct. You will have plenty of clearance. But if you are planning to connect to your wifi and Alexa, that does not work. Buy another fan.

A:  Hello CuriousHound, The fan will need to be installed 30 inches from the blade tip to the nearest wall or obstruction and 7 feet from the bottom edge of the blade to the floor. You will find the owners manual link below. Thank you! https://tinyurl.com/ybpga3r3

A:  Hi CuriousHound, Yes, the Symphony model uses two, 9.8 watt, LED bulbs with the standard-medium (E26) base. Have a great day!

A:  Yes. It takes standard size screw-base LED bulbs.

A:  Hello CuriousHound, The fan will need to be installed 30 inches from the blade tip to the nearest wall or obstruction and 7 feet from the bottom edge of the blade to the floor. You will find the owners manual link below. Have a great day! https://tinyurl.com/ybpga3r3

A:  Yes, it comes on with the last setting

A:  Hi CuriousHound, To answer your question if you turn the light switch off and then on it will come back on to the same setting but since the Symphony model is not manufactured with pull chains, we recommend that you use the included remote control to operate the fan speeds and lighting. If you would like to use a wall control we can recommend the 99373 and not use the receiver that comes with it, which you can program to control the fan from the wall. You can find it at the following link https://tinyurl.com/y85hzb5v. Have a great day!

A:  As long as the end of the fan blades aren't right next to the wall, you should be ok. I wouldn't say it's a danger, as the fan stays firmly centered in the bracket, and doesn't sway much even when it's on at full strength. I would contact Hunter & just see why they recommend it being 30 inches away, aside from the blade length.

A:  Hi CuriousHound, If the fan is not installed 30 inches from the nearest wall or object, this could lead to the fan having a wobble when it is running. Have a great day!

A:  Yes. Wthin the homekit app there is a setting for "direction", and in the Hunter Simpleconnect WiFi app under extra features is a winter/summer mode that reverses the fan. Hope this helps

A:  Hello Luckydad, Yes, you can change the blade direction from the Home application in iOS 10, the Hunter SimpleConnect Wi-Fi application or the included remote. Thank you!

A:  Yes, it spins in both directions. You swith directions on the remote by holding down the fan button.

A:  Yes, you can do it from the Home app in iOS 10, the Hunter Simpleconnect Wi-Fi app, or the included remote.

A:  Yep....available at most hardware stores including Home Depot. It takes a standard 3/4 inch one.

A:  Hello Gman, Yes, you will find the link to the 24 inch, White extension down rod, with model number (25138), below. Have a great day! https://thd.co/2pvCjF0

A:  Yes.....it takes a standard 3/4 inch downrod, available in white in various lengths including 24" at many hardware stores as well as Home Depot.

A:  Hello, Yes, the switches will be independent from each other. If you are wiring the fan to a dual wall switch, one will turn the fan off and on and the other switch will control power to the light. Thank you for contacting Hunter Fan Company!

A:  This is the answer I got from Hunter support: We sincerely apologize for this issue. Due to the fact that the Symphony 59222 uses an integrated remote system, the wall switches should be left on at all times and the fan/light operated with the remote/app. Using the wall switches can cause faulty operation. So meaning doing dual switches is waste of effort.