How to Install a Ceiling Fan With an Extended Downrod
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video I go through the steps of installing an industrial style ceiling fan with a downrod extension. Note that I use a plastic box in the video but the manufacturer recommends a metal ceiling fan box. There is nothing wrong with using a plastic device box provided that it is rated for ceiling fan installations.
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*Easy install, so far Works great **Fastly.Cool** !*
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Thank you my husband passed away ...and videos like this really not only save me money but doing it myself ...but has empowered me with the knowledge that I can do this thank you for this empowerment ...were hot in southwest Florida too lol
awesome video
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Looks great, and with a brighter bulb installed that’s all the light you need. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxWF88GpljEn-0o34vtLFazEQ5h5Q33SjU As far as ease of installation- this was my first ceiling fan and it took about 3 hours because I had no idea what I was doing and also it’s helpful to have a second set of hands and a magnetic drill bit. Works great.
Great video, thank you. Very helpful!
Con mucho gusto!
I loved this video very helpful hope everyone was ok during lightning strike
Thank you for this video
Thank you,
I have been wanting to replace the Patio Fan and installing 2 fans on the deck I'm designing now for Summer Comfort and a Hammock for mua (:-)
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Awesome Video
Glad you enjoyed it
The new fan that you were installing looks very identical to the Hampton Bay/SMC industrial that we have here in Canada
Actually, Hampton Bay that look identical to that one is actually made by PowerMax and imported by King of Fans.
That's a plastic junction box normally they're not rated for a ceiling fan but I think there is a metal brace between the two studs that is connected to the Box and it's held firmly by a nail that I can see it's literally designed for heavier light fixture but a ceiling fan will do just fine.
hey kids notice no electrical tape on wire nuts!! not needed- ever- wire nuts are a mechanical bond when done right.
I have a 3'-4' drop fan already installed but the fan stopped working. Can I just install a new fan on the old droprod, or do I need a new droprod also?
That's tricky. Fixtures, including fans, are approved as an entire unit. Technically no, you cant. Realistically, yes you can as long as the rods are the same size, holes match, etc.
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should've gotten an evirofan Goldline way better quality. and you could've just used the downrod from the old fan. I honestly would replace the capacitor because that old fan looked better quality.
Good informative video but that nail on blue box is not rated for fans.
shhh. That will be our secret. Hard to get actual boxes like this at all in Costa Rica, let alone special "ceiling fan" boxes. It's getting better, but all my electrical supplies were shipped over from Miami as it was. We both know that there are millions of ceiling fans hanging from standard ceiling boxes that are mounted with a couple #8 wood screws. Trust me, this one could support 500 lbs with no issues the way I mounted it.
That outlet box is a plastic fiberglass box wich is NOT rated for ceiling fans, that fan could fall and hurt someone
At first glance, when I skipped to the end of the video, I thought it was a Hampton Bay Industrial.
Lastly one may have to re-seat blades after a break-in of 24 hrs- might also take care of your wobbles. UNLESS you buy a harbor breeze fan from BLUE BALLS LOWES then you will be part of the class action lawsuit of one of there models (more models to join) blades failing, flying off due to a structural break in the fan blade. AND if you buy a fan with a integrated circuit board that has no mechanical pull switches for light or fan (which means you can NOT have a wall switch for variable speed or light control)- avoid most of them because the receiver in the fan housing usually shorts, and is NONrepairable /NON REPLACEABLE due to a sealed housing.
I did not know about these issues.
so where do you suggest buying from? have found some at lowe's that i really considered until reading this. Can't find many reviews on them. There's a Fanimation (which sounds made up) and a Minka 3 blade which we really like. Our down rod will have ot be the 72". how would that affect or not affect woble / performance of the fan?
this is not an extension but a replacement with a longer down rod
This video is so goddamn long and boring! But he has a house in Costa Rica so he wins.
You hurt my feelers! But thanks for watching!