Is this fan reversible for winter/summer use? Distributor says yes, however parkand 16 Jul 12 says no. Who is correct?
1402225
Yes, the two fans are adjustable to face either down for summer or up for winter. They can also point directly sideways if that's your pleasure.
1402226
It is not reversible from the remote. I have not gone up a ladder to check if it is on the fan.
1402227
The unit itself WILL turn opposite direction - BUT the fans themselves will only turn one direction - if that makes sense! I also recommend purchasing the remote control - makes it very easy to use. Overall very satisfied with our purchase. A real head turner!
1402228
Well the one that I have isn't reversible for summer or winter. However the gyro can rotate clockwise or counter clockwise. Hope this helps.
22562
I have no idea. I think the motor is weak, so the the fan does not spin fast at all! I guess it's more for decoration. It's definitely not good for homes in warm areas!
1736277
Idk about reversing the polarity. But, you can take the polished frame off the fan and mount it on the otherside push air out. I tried this with mine in my entertainment center but I found it didn't pull enough air out of the cabinet and was more efficient pushing air into it. Hope this helps!
1298001
I believe that there is a switch on the fan itself, you just have to flip it to reverse mode between seasons. Hope this has helped
118359
Yes. Our fan in in continuous use (24/7) thru the winter months to push warm air to colder parts of the house. It is quiet and efficient and trouble free.
2006619
It's a trick to fool you into thinking you're buying a reversible fan. To reverse it you have to pull it out of the window, turn it around, & put it back. Under those type or terms, all fans are "reversible" because they can all be turned around.
117532
I don't understand your question. I can turn it off, no problem.... We love our fan (I have it on right now). It's so quiet but the breeze can be felt a good ways off, even on low. Hubby says it's one of the best things I've ever bought. Please explain in more detail what you'd like to know and I'll try my best to help you.
2160277
No problem at all. I think the problem with the other customer was installation. Make sure you follow the directions. It's a good quality fan, you won't be disappointed.
817865
I do not see any way to reverse the air flow itself. It has rudimentary controls i.e. a dial which will activate the fan to turn on or off when it detects it is warmer or cooler air to circulate the air upward. The register fits into an opening (a standard air register hole), so which ever way the register is facing is the direction the air will be directed.
117530
I don't understand your question. I can turn it off, no problem....We love our fan (I have it on right now). It's so quiet but the breeze can be felt a good ways off, even on low. Hubby says it's one of the best things I've ever bought.Please explain in more detail what you'd like to know and I'll try my best to help you.
366601
No. A fan that with a revers option is used in the winter to push the warm air from the celling.I use this fan in my out door patio, I feel it's the best buy for the money runs good slow or fast.
40269
yes it is ...the only fans today that are not reversible are some pure outdoor fans thanks steve
658095
Agree with other users. I'm using fan now in Az desert hike. No way I want it to turn off even in the cooler nights. Love the fan.
2123521
Fan is reversible and 3 speeds. When on high it's slightly loud but it works so well there is no reason to keep on high except for quick cool downs
2241947
This is an 120VAC alternating current fan. There is no way to reverse the polarity because it doesn't have a polarity. It's AC. You could reverse polarity (and direction) on a DC (direct current fan) but not on an AC motor/fan.As far as slowing the fan down, you could probably apply some sort of SCR or Resistor voltage control in-line with the fan however, the fan may or may not be happy with decreased voltage and could possible fail. It was designed as a one-speed fan. I would look for a fan that had capability of reversal & speed control built-in by design if I was to pursue your fan dream. Good Luck, Ed/Central California This is an 120VAC alternating current fan. There is no way to reverse the polarity because it doesn't have a polarity. It's AC. You could reverse polarity (and direction) on a DC (direct current fan) but not on an AC motor/fan.As far as slowing the fan down, you could probably apply some sort of SCR or Resistor voltage control in-line with the fan however, the fan may or may not be happy with decreased voltage and could possible fail. It was designed as a one-speed fan. I would look for a fan that had capability of reversal & speed control built-in by design if I was to pursue... » Read More This is an 120VAC alternating current fan. There is no way to reverse the polarity because it doesn't have a polarity. It's AC. You could reverse polarity (and direction) on a DC (direct current fan) but not on an AC motor/fan.As far as slowing the fan down, you could probably apply some sort of SCR or Resistor voltage control in-line with the fan however, the fan may or may not be happy with decreased voltage and could possible fail. It was designed as a one-speed fan. I would look for a fan that had capability of reversal & speed control built-in by design if I was to pursue your fan dream. Good Luck, Ed/Central California « Show Less
1256111
The fan does have a reverse switch to allow reverse air flow in the winter. Also the fan is very solid and quiet. It moves a large volume of air for a 32" fan.
1946140
There is remote control but not to reverse blades from winter to summer use...love the fan though