A hunter replacement remote control may be something you’re looking for if you’ve lost your remote. You may have also purchased a Hunter ceiling fan recently used, that didn’t come with a remote. Or, perhaps your remote has stopped working. If your remote has stopped working, make sure you check the batteries on the remote before replacing … Read more
Hunter is the oldest ceiling fan company in the United States and one of the oldest in the world. Depending on how you count it, the company has been building fans for well over 130 years, and a significant portion of the fans it made during that run are still spinning in homes, restaurants, hotels, … Read more
Homestead made ceiling fans from 1980 until they were bought by Casablanca in the early 1990s. Earlier Homestead fans used K55 and General Electric motors, later fans had imported motors by Halsey. All were quality motors. Early Homestead fans used a variable speed system that could become noisy, contact us for details. Besides variable speed … Read more
Heritage is one of the more confusing names in the ceiling fan world because it isn’t a single brand — it’s a model or collection name that multiple manufacturers have used independently over the years. If you’re searching for a Heritage ceiling fan and can’t figure out who made it, that’s exactly why: Casablanca produces … Read more
Hampton Bay is the most widely installed ceiling fan brand in North America by a significant margin, and it got there the same way most Home Depot house brands did — by offering reliable, attractive products at prices that made them the obvious choice for builders, contractors, and homeowners furnishing new construction or replacing an … Read more
Finding a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan manual is unfortunately not as easy as it sounds. Often times, site visitors will be looking for a user guide or manual because they lost the original that came with their fan. And you’d think that the manufacturer would have a place online where you can simply download the manual – … Read more
Halsey has been making quality imported fans for different companies for many years. Fans that were made by Halsey at one time include Gulf Coast, Homestead, Regency, Hampton Bay, Casablanca, Key Largo, Modern Fan/Beverly Hills, and Sonica. It is also possible to find fans actually marketed under the Halsey name. Some Halsey-made fans will have … Read more
Fair Aire was a small importing label that brought ceiling fans into the Florida market during the 1970s and 1980s, when imported ceiling fans were becoming increasingly common across the southern United States. Like many small labels of this era, Fair Aire was not a manufacturer in the traditional sense but rather an importer and … Read more
Emerson Electric has been manufacturing ceiling fans since the late 1800s, making it one of the oldest continuously operating fan brands in the United States. That longevity means Emerson fans show up across an unusually wide range of eras — from heavy cast-iron antiques that predate modern motor standards to current Energy Star certified models … Read more
If you own a Fasco ceiling fan or are considering buying one secondhand, you’ve discovered a piece of American manufacturing history. The F.A. Smith Company, known as FASCO, produced some of the highest-quality residential ceiling fans made in America during the 1970s through early 1990s. While FASCO stopped making residential ceiling fans decades ago, thousands … Read more