Question 1

Can this fan be used with two switches instead of the remote. Have one switch for the light and another for the fan?

Accepted Answer

Yes and No. I have two major issues with this fan. To start, this is a remote operated unit and it comes with a receiver that must be installed in-line with all of the other wiring for the fan. This is a problem because the receiver is far too large to be housed anywhere within the unit or within the ceiling, and is far too ugly to be mounted outside. This leads me to my second issue. I proceeded with installation without the receiver planning to operate it just by using the wall switch only to find out that there is no way to control this fan without the use of the remote. There are no speed dials or switches to control the lights. Additionally I have disassembled and rewired twice and the lights still will not come on. I would select a different unit if I were you. It looks great cosmetically but there were some major oversights with regard to its usability.

Question 2

The lights work but the fan doesn’t work. Anyone else having this problem??

Accepted Answer

If it’s a fresh install. Turn the fan on high and smack it with your hand on the top of the motor housing a few times. (Firm but not super hard). It’s just an electric motor with brushes. Chances are the brushes are stuck to the commutator. This happened on one of the three of these fans I bought. The other possibility would be the fan is wired incorrectly so check all connections. You will know it’s wired right but brushes stuck if you put your hand on the motor and turn fan on. You will feel a very faint buzzing/vibration (with fan on high).

If the fan has been installed for a while and stopped working brushes are probably worn and need to be replaced.

Question 3

What is the measurement from flush mount to the very bottom of the light? I want to make sure it doesn’t come too low for the space I’m wanting to put

Accepted Answer

11 inches

Question 4

Can this be installed with a flush mount adapter so it is closer to the ceiling

Accepted Answer

the flushmount is pretty close at most it's 3-4"

Air Flow Capacity	3376 cfm
Asin	B07GJQ7N7V
Best Sellers Rank	#206,417 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #1,275 in Ceiling Fans
Blade Length	52 inches
Blade Material	Engineered Wood
Brand Name	Honeywell
Collection Name	Carnegie
Color	Matte Black
Control Method	Remote
Controller Type	Remote Control
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (6,969) 4.5 out of 5 stars
Downrod Length	4 inches
Electric Fan Design	Ceiling Fan
Finish Type	Bronze
Global Trade Identification Number	00671961506148
Included Components	Motor, Blades, Light Fixture and Hardware Pack
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Installation Type	Ceiling Mount
Item Dimensions D X W X H	52"D x 52"W x 14.08"H
Item Type Name	Ceiling Fan
Item Weight	19.6 pounds
Light Type	LED
Manufacturer	HKC
Material	Alloy Steel
Model Name	Carnegie
Model Number	50614-01
Mounting Type	Ceiling Mount
Number Of Blades	5
Number Of Power Levels	3
Number Of Speeds	3
Part Number	50614-01
Power Source	Corded Electric
Recommended Uses For Product	Air Circulation
Room Type	Bedroom
Size	52-Inch
Special Features	LED Light, Remote Control
Specification Met	cETLus
Style	Cage Light Ceiling Fan
Theme	Industrial
Unit Count	1 Count
Upc	671961506148
Voltage	120 volts_of_alternating_current
Warranty Description	1 year manufacturer
Wattage	63 watts

Honeywell Carnegie Industrial Ceiling Fan w/ LED Light, Matte Black, 52 In

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