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Hunter Fans 22376 48″ Low Profile IV Plus Flush Mount New Bronze Ceiling Fan w/ Light & Blades

WhisperWind Motor (CFM : 4600)
Includes: Four, Dark Walnut/Bleached Oak switchblades – (48″ Span / 13° Blade Pitch)
Includes: Three Speed Pull Chain – (Remote & Wall Controls Sold Separately)
(2) 60B10 – 120watt Incandescent Light w/cap for No-Light (bulb(s) included)
Accessories are Available

The Hunter Fan 22376 is a Low Profile IV Plus Ceiling Fan with the Three Speed Pull Chain in the New Bronze motor finish. This Ceiling Fan is from the 48″ Low Profile IV Plus Collection and is UL Indoor rated..

Rating: (out of 8 reviews)

List Price: $ 165.00

Price: $ 87.50

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#1 written by Kate O'Brien 1 year ago

Review by Kate O’Brien for Hunter Fans 22376 48″ Low Profile IV Plus Flush Mount New Bronze Ceiling Fan w/ Light & Blades
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I bought 2 for my connected living and dining rooms and they look and work great! My husband installed them without a hitch.

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#2 written by Timothy Kneier 1 year ago

Review by Timothy Kneier for Hunter Fans 22376 48″ Low Profile IV Plus Flush Mount New Bronze Ceiling Fan w/ Light & Blades
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Fan was easy and quick to install. Looks really good in our bedroom and keeps it cool in the summer. We were worried about how low a fan would hang, but this one works very well. It is very quiet too. The remote control is a definite plus, I would recommend that for any fan.

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#3 written by Boxcutter 1 year ago

Review by Boxcutter for Hunter Fans 22376 48″ Low Profile IV Plus Flush Mount New Bronze Ceiling Fan w/ Light & Blades
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I can’t say, I would or would not recommend this ceiling fan as one that would be right for your home. Once the fan had been installed I realized the entire assembly was out of balance, not just the fan blades, but the motor itself. Upon closer inspection, it became apparent that one of the bearings was not fully pressed into the correct position on the drive shaft. So, I did what the bold print on the assembly instructions said, “don’t return this fan to the store, call this number for technical assistance.” I did, and found out the manufacture does not “touch” problems with fans that are less than 30 days from the purchase date, “take it back to the store,” they said. The number is for missing parts, evidently. Instead of tearing it out of the ceiling and sending it back to amazon (no fault to amazon here, I just didn’t want to hassle with returns) I fixed the bearing location myself (lucky for me, I have lots of tools), hung the fan and everything is good. There is nothing spectacular about the fan. It does what it was meant to do, it’s quite and moves air to keep the room comfortable. So if you consider yourself a handyman buy the fan, but if you aren’t then the quality of the fan you get may not be to your liking.

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#4 written by Dr. James Williamson 1 year ago

Review by Dr. James Williamson for Hunter Fans 22376 48″ Low Profile IV Plus Flush Mount New Bronze Ceiling Fan w/ Light & Blades
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This fan works O.K., but does not move much air. In my 12 foot x 12 foot room, it is not very breezy even on high speed. Also, there it a 3/16 inch gap between the ceiling and the housing. This gap is excessive and inherent in the mounting design.

I recommend buying an 52″ EnergyStar compliant fan.

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#5 written by prosperare 1 year ago

Review by prosperare for Hunter Fans 22376 48″ Low Profile IV Plus Flush Mount New Bronze Ceiling Fan w/ Light & Blades
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Don’t do what we did. Instead, adhere to the negative reviews here. We purchased this despite them . . . and now have to return this. There is a major, unacceptable gap at the ceiling. Additionally, the fan is “lopsided” and tilts to one side, and there is nothing you can do about it (i.e., can’t manipulate or bend it to fix the tilt). Just do yourself a favor, and look elsewhere. (But for the gap, and the tilt, probably would have been a good looking and operating fan, but . . .)

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