Hunter Palermo Indoor Ceiling Fan with LED Light and Remote Control, 52", Brass

We have three of these systems now. Highly recommend, good materials, good instructions, quiet operation, and looks great. The blades have a special coating to keep the dust from collecting. That works fine, but the dust collects on the trailing edge of the blades. No big deal but there is an easy fix if they manufactured them like at aircraft wind.

Have had this now for 6 months and no complaints. It is quiet and attractive with a modern look. The light bulb it comes with is very dim, suggest you get a brighter bulb off of Amazon.

There are many little issues and the reasons I cannot recommend. The instructions are not the best, not terrible, but I wish manufactures would actually give manuals to someone who has never installed one to find the bugs. There is at least one mistake.As mentioned elsewhere, the reverse switch is not easily accessible. How can Hunter design a fan with a inaccessible switch and not put it on the remote? Major design flaw. If you don't plan on using the switch then this isn't an issue, but don't plan on every using it, its that hard to access.Couple times I had problems assembling with the parts provided. In one case I had to dig a longer screw out of my parts bin.Not crazy about the blade look. A $250 should have blades that look more upscale.Light is not very bright. Good auxiliary lighting, but don't plan on lighting up your room.Florescent light bulbs use these funky pin base mounts. Why do this? Why not just use a standard screw in bulb that is highly available. Who uses Florescents anymore?I will say its a nice looking fan, with exception to the blades, quiet and didn't wobble without balancing...which it should.In short, unless you love the looks I would pass. In would no way consider paying the $250 price. I paid $175, which took the sting out of the many dissapointments.

I installed 2 fans and initially the dimming feature did not work for either fan, even with the GU24 to E26 adapters and dimmable LED bulbs installed. (Dimming will not work with the included CFL bulbs, as other reviewers have noted.) I finally got it to work by cycling through the instructions for troubleshooting "CFL bulbs flicker" in the manual for the remote, which I found online. The remote has a feature to auto-detect CFL bulbs and disable the dimming feature. This procedure apparently resets or overrides the auto-detection feature.*Note*: I had to run through this procedure exactly twice for each fan.1) Turn the light switch off and back on.2) Within three minutes, hold down the Fan Off button while pressing the Light button twice. (The light on the remote will flicker to indicate success.)3) Repeat this process again. (I had to do exactly twice for each of my fans to make the dimming feature work.)Hope that helps someone else. Aside from that issue, I'm very happy with the product. It's very quiet and looks nice.

I have had a version of this fan in my past 2 homes. This style redesign is terrible!! It is noisy, hard to install and taking it apart to change the light bulbs is a nightmare! Speaking of the light bulbs - you must use CFLs that are $9 a piece - they are the ones with the weird end pieces that plug in rather than screw in - neither our Home Depot or Lowes carry them in stock. The florescent bright light is awful for a living room dining room or bedroom and you can't soften the light. You have to take it apart to change the direction of the fan too - the older models had a button on the remote. The remote for this fan is flimsy and cheap. The overall quality of the product is dismal. I'm a fan of Hunter, but this fan is just awful.

This review is for the Hunter 59053 fan. I have bought and installed this fan plus two earlier versions, 21627 and 21628. The outer appearance is the same but the remote, receiver, and light kit have been redesigned for the latest version.The redesign has made the installation easier and the function may have improved as well. Older versions tended to turn the light or fan on intermittently without a command from the remote. Light output seems better and the fan now remembers the previous setting when power is cycled at the wall switch. However, the remote no longer controls the fan direction. The only way to reverse the fan now is to remove the light trim ring and globe to toggle an internal switch. This may be extremely inconvenient for some as the installation / removal of the light trim ring and globe can be a difficult procedure.I decided to purchase a second 59053 fan before writing this review. We needed two and I had no problems with either the installation or function of the first fan. Installation of the second fan was problematic.First I found that the motor housing assembly wobbles radially when rotated. I don't know if the motor housing is out-of-round or offset, but it looks bad. Then I discovered that one of the mounting holes for the light kit wasn't tapped all the way through and the supplied screw broke off inside. It wasn't cross-threaded, it started normally and then became bound after several turns. It was these two issues and the Hunter customer service response that prompted this negative review.The Hunter customer service rep told me to try mounting the light kit with two of the three mounting screws and, if this wasn't satisfactory, to return the fan to where I bought it. He offered no explanation or solution for the motor housing problem. This was the extent of their assistance.Well it's going back to Amazon, at least they stand behind what they sell, even if the manufacturer doesn't.

Happy with my purchase. Met my expectations. Runs smooth and quiet.

Este producto funciona correctamente, el ventilador tiene buena velocidad y la iluminación es bastante buena.Si recomiendo este producto .

1. If you read the reviews here you will find the guy who complains that reversing the fan is a pain in the butt, he is correct you have to take out 3 screws and remove the light cover to reverse the fan.2.Also if you look for specs elsewhere, say... the Hunter fan website, it says this model is LED and dimmable. This is also BS for the older model you will receive from Amazon.3. This product does NOT have a flush mount option as described.4. Mine came damaged as well with a dinged up blade OVERALL, The fan is nice looking and runs smooth and quiet, but there are nicer fans out there for the money that you can reverse and dim, right from the remote, this one is getting returned.

Very disappointed with the fan as it has constant hum when the fan is on. The fan was supposed to have a personal fan with it, however there was not one.

I bought this fan to cool us off in the Summer and push warm air down in the Winter. The fan is reversible, however, the light cover must be removed to reach the switch to change fan direction. I do not recommend buying this fan and wish I had purchased a different one. Many reviews state that you can use the remote to change the fan direction this is totally untrue. The comany is unhelpful and obviously doesn't care.