The picture doesn't show a hanging chain to turn the light and/or fan on and off like most ceiling fans - how does that work?
1452123
The picture doesn't show it but there is in fact 2 chains attached. For the fan and the light.
1452124
On mine I have both a chain switch for the fan and a chain switch for the light.
1452125
There are two chains which hang down approximately 8". The picture omitted the chains.
1452126
I'm not sure why it does not show, it does come with some that in my opinion where ugly. I replaced them. They were the same look as the little name brand plate you see when you zoom in on the picture. I love the fan though. It's really nice!
1452127
There are actually 2 chains. One for fan speed and one for the light. We have ours hooked up to a dimmer switch with 2 separate slide controls for speed & light.
1616575
The fan and the light can be controlled separately. They can be either both on, both off, or one or the other on. I have the light wired into the room light switch, whereas the fan is controlled by a pull-chain switch. These fans are very versatile for different wiring arrangements, either by a competent do-it-yourselfer or an electrician.
1616577
Yes, there is a pull chain for the light. There is also a pull chain for the fan. The light and fan can be both on, or the fan can be on and the light off and vice-versa.
2103490
I have purchased two of these, and both had separate pull chains for light and fan. Perhaps you are missing them.
591467
There are no chain controls with this model, everything is turned on and off by remote. I bought four of these fans and it is a very clean look with no chains.
962547
Yes. There are 2 chains hanging from the fan. The center one turns the light on/off and the offset chain changes speeds on the fan and/or turns it on/off.
93070
The cord is spiral like a telephone cord and will stretch the length of the pole (4to5 feet) and two ways to hang it either from the top, where the light hangs straight down, or with two more clips on the back where the fan would then be facing downward. hope this helps. Mike
811141
The wall switch can still turn the fan / light on and off, however, when using the remote control wall switch becomes a mean of disconnecting the power. For the remote to work properly, Wall switch has to be in on position , pull chain on light kit has to be in on position and pull chain for fan has to be set at the high speed.
558068
There is a heavy duty mounting bracket that screw into a round ceiling fan wiring box. That's about your only option, which is pretty standard. From there, you choose from a long or a short pipe that connects to the ceiling fan motor house. I am using the fan with the short pipe and two can lights. It looks great.
679504
There is a separate branch circuit in the unit so that you can wire it to its own switch. If you install it as it comes, then the fan will go on with the light. There is a wiring diagram in the package that tells you how to wire it. Good luck!
696864
Hi nancy, The chain is much longer and u can choose how low from the ceiling u want to hang it.
1055103
Yes, there are two seperate chains- one for the light, and one for the fan.
1700664
No, there is no remote. There are 2 chains hanging from the unit. One for the light and one for the fan. Also hooked into the light switch on the wall. I really like this fan. Is working well for me. Looks really nice, also.
714579
There is a chain for both. The light is right in the center and the fan speed chain is off set.
1669639
The fans have a pull chain to turn the light on and off and another to adjust the speed of the fan.
1620831
Not sure about control system except it has one chain for fan and one for light.
1804158
The light switch turns on/off the fan's light only. It is not a dimmer switch.