Update: This very popular deal is still available.
TCL VERY LIGHTING via Amazon has
52" TCL Ceiling Fan w/ 6 Speeds, LED Light & Remote Control (Black or White, HFSB-360000D) on sale for $179.99 - $20 when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - $90 (50%) when you apply promo code
5TAESHXO at checkout =
$69.99.
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Product Details:- 5 reversible blades
- Reversible DC Motor
- Dimmable 3-Color LED & Remote: Warm Glow (3000K), Natural Daylight (4000K), and Crisp White (6500K)
- Fine-tune the ambiance with a seamless dimming range, from a subtle 10% nightlight to a full 100% brilliance (240LM~2400LM)
- 6 Fan Speeds
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Community Reviews
This TCL 52 inch ceiling fan stands out for strong airflow, quiet DC motor operation, and a remote that doubles as a convenient second switch from bed or across the room. Installation is described as easy overall, and the 2 year fan warranty plus 10 year motor warranty add some reassurance. The main concern is the LED light, which can glow faintly when off or behave unreliably in some setups, and the fan may be too powerful for a bedroom on high. The coupon is required to reach the advertised price.
People cooling a TV room or larger space, because the lowest setting is strong and the highest setting moves air very fast.
Homeowners replacing a fan with a wall switch, because it works with a standard switch and the remote acts like a second switch from bed.
Handy installers who want a straightforward ceiling-fan project, because it can be easy to install and the unit has long motor warranty coverage.
Bedroom sleepers who want a dimmable ceiling fan, because the light can work as a soft nightlight and the motor stays quiet at lower speeds.
Bedroom light-sensitive sleepers, because the LED can glow when turned off and may be distracting at night.
People who are not comfortable troubleshooting or reworking installation, because blade screws can be over-torqued and the wiring or remote setup may need extra attention.
Homes using dimmer or on/off wall controls, because the fan may not be compatible with that existing setup.
Shoppers who want a set-and-forget light, because the LED can turn on and off randomly even when the remote says it is off.
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Most fans will eventually have DC motors because they are more efficient than AC ones, at least that seems to be the trend. I suspect with the next Democrat administration in the White House, the EPA will pass regulations to that effect, which Pres Biden tried or proposed a few years ago. They do have some advantages because they are whisper quiet and can get REALLY powerful, but the biggest problem is that the cheap ones have issues with being able to go slow and provide a gentle breeze. Ours is pretty strong on the lowest setting which is ok for the TV room where it is but would be way too powerful for a bedroom. More expensive ones don't have that problem, but they can be quite expensive -- $200+.
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