Does the remote control the direction of the fan or is there a manual switch that would have to be "switched" in order to change directions?
623702
It is not on the remote control. Is on the fan but I have not looked to confirm yet.
263438
No, there's no switch to change the airflow. The fan can be mounted to the bracket facing either direction. In order to "switch" the direction of the air flow, you have to remove a couple of screws, turn the fan, and then re-attach the fan to the bracket arm.
2055931
Yes the fan will rotate in any position, manually. It doesnt have any automated rotation. Rotation has to b done by hand. Hope that helps.
687786
The fan does run in reverse. There's a switch on the side at the top that allows one to change fan direction. I purchased a remote through Amazon that works just fine with it.
284990
No you cannot. I have my fan remote in front of me and there are 5 buttons on it total. 3 for speed, 1 for power, and 1 for the light (optional). You have to manually reverse the airflow via a switch that is on the fan itself. Hope this helps!
1298000
No. You must use the switch on the fan body to reverse the fan. The switch only controls the speeds and light.
1700666
Love this fan, but it didn't come with a remote control...we have it wired with wall switch, and we manually change the speed with the pull chains provided.
1620832
Yes that is correct. Rotation direction is a switch mounted on the fan motor assembly.
515192
No. The switch for a 3-way is different. The wiring, fan or not, is also. I do not know if a 3-way version of the in box fan control exists. You could just use a regular 3-way switch set-up treating the fan as though it were just a light bulb. You can then use the battery powered remote that comes with the fan to control the fan and it's light. You could also acquire a second battery remote so a remote could be next to both switches. I suggest you contact an electrician if you need more information.
726820
There is a switch for each fan to change from input/output. Note: my fan completely died the other day so threw it away. The back plastic had warped so the fan blades would hit it at slow speeds unless I bent them a bit.
187228
The go in clockwise direction. No they can't be reversed, but they can be adjusted and moved around. You can control tr flow of the fan
135864
Like all ceiling fans, a remote can be added. I'm sure Hunter recommends their own, like Models 27187 or 27224 or 27157. I don't have a recommendation. Please note that this model has the reverse switch down near the light. I don't know of any remote that will reverse the fan direction from the remote on this model. You will need to change the switch. If changing fan spin direction from the remote is important, you should look for a fan that comes with the remote and make sure it can reverse from the remote.
55270
When you press the bidirectional arrows as previous readers mentioned it does reverse direction on the remote. After a few seconds of continuously holding down the button you will hear a click then after 10 more seconds the fan speed will be noticeably slower as it prepares to reverse direction.
1408323
The fan did not come with a remote control. It came with a multi-control switch that goes inside the switch plate.It lets you control the speed, direction and Light.
1197097
As I recall the switch is go/no go.The fan stays on all the time, or it turn on at a certain temperature and is not adjustable.
1319040
There is a switch either on the motor or the control to reverse the direction of the fan.
356785
If you are referring to a handheld remote, I don't know. If you mean a wall control or switch, yes. And, I love the fan.