I enjoyed the video. yes these fans are good for budget buyers. Also I prefer it for over the dining table too. or in the kitchen just to move some air. That;s what i plan to do. Solid Infomation and Unboxing.
@@Emanfan96 Yeah, an electric motor gets hot and needs airflow for cooling. If the vents are blocked with dust or pretty much non-existent, the motor will overheat and most likey burn out. But in my opinion, I think the Littleton like this one lacks vents is most likely because the product is designed to be a, **Cough, cough** throwaway...
@@PorterTheFanCollector You shouldn't play with ceiling fans or any type of fan its hard on the wiring and it will ware out faster and yes it could cause fire.
@@PorterTheFanCollector I use to play with ceiling fans when I was younger and thank god it didn't catch fire... Now I never played with my ceiling fans but I did play with other peoples ceiling fans.
They are a very inexpensive fan so it’s not surprising that they do t move a lot of air. If you really want something that moves more air it’s best to get something more expensive or look at the CFM ratings. Normally anything in the 3,000 cfm or more is a decent air mover where anything in the 4,000 cfm area moves a lot
I enjoyed the video. yes these fans are good for budget buyers. Also I prefer it for over the dining table too. or in the kitchen just to move some air. That;s what i plan to do. Solid Infomation and Unboxing.
I actually had a 2016 littleton and it did the job it blew okay air and I replaced it due to the noise so it wasnt the best but also wasnt the worst
if I were on a budget i would prefer a harbor breeze armitage 52 inch because they have bigger motors
It annoys me that they have a lack of vents on the motor shell, but if it was painted black, I doubt it would last very long.
@Ian Abel
I might as well give you my old Armitage.
Agreed, that’s why I prefer the Air Cool versions from the late 90s and the year 2000 as they have decent sized motors and have plenty of vents.
@@Emanfan96 when will you install the first grayton? :(
@@Emanfan96
Yeah, an electric motor gets hot and needs airflow for cooling. If the vents are blocked with dust or pretty much non-existent, the motor will overheat and most likey burn out. But in my opinion, I think the Littleton like this one lacks vents is most likely because the product is designed to be a, **Cough, cough** throwaway...
@Ian Abel
To be honest, that's a good question.
I have Littleton in my room
Are they fast and are they Bright
Yes you are 100% correct because people say that the Littleton’s are bad but, this fan I meant to MOVE air NOT create air.
I have one of these for my collection
I have the same one in my room.
Hours ago from this day, it had sparks coming out of the motor housing.
Did you buy in that day
@@bryanwithlANDN, Got it Sep-Oct 2020.
@Emanfan, mine ALMOST caught fire. Sparks came out the motor housing!
Why did it almost catch fire
@@kingofthecarwashes6724, played with it.
@@PorterTheFanCollector Oh. phew I have a Littleton too and for a second I thought it randomly did that
@@PorterTheFanCollector You shouldn't play with ceiling fans or any type of fan its hard on the wiring and it will ware out faster and yes it could cause fire.
@@PorterTheFanCollector I use to play with ceiling fans when I was younger and thank god it didn't catch fire... Now I never played with my ceiling fans but I did play with other peoples ceiling fans.
Terrible fan. These seem cheaply made. They also don’t blow much air. And they are usually noisy, wobbly.
They are a very inexpensive fan so it’s not surprising that they do t move a lot of air. If you really want something that moves more air it’s best to get something more expensive or look at the CFM ratings. Normally anything in the 3,000 cfm or more is a decent air mover where anything in the 4,000 cfm area moves a lot