Once installed on the celing or wall, provided nothing in way, can fan be moved left, right, different angles?
760755
Yeah, the tube frame is what mounts to the wall so you should still be able to pose it once mounted. Its more of an up/down adjustment, and you wouldn't be bale to move it left or right once mounted because of how the frame is. Just be sure to tighten the bolts that fasten the blade to the frame so that it is tight enough to hold it in place but loose enough that the fan itself can still be moved.
760756
only up and down, this is a extremely powerful and noisy fan even on the lowest setting. Industrial strength
760757
Yes is comes with a wall mounting plate. We have it mounted on the wall. It was easy to install. Only adjusts up and down, NO side to side adjustments. The mounting kit will not allow for a sideways install.
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.
2042672
Hi, I wouldn't do it with the one screw hole. I mounted on a wall and wanted it face down so I used an L bracket upside down with 2 mounting holes and wall anchors and it was just fine. I would probably recommend a bracket for you too. The fan itself runs very smoothly so there isn't a lot of lateral movement generated, but I error on the side of extra safe. If you do go with one screw, make sure you attach the safety cord that comes with it.
933743
I do not know if fan can be hung on a slant, my fan is installed on a level surface.
797614
Yes it does. It's normal position is at 90 degrees and you can push the fan back to whatever angle you want.
2050738
Mine is clipped to a window sill, so a horizontal surface. The "default" position is straight ahead horizontal. The fan can go completely vertical pointed up, and about 30deg pointed down. If I understand you question, clipped to the top of a cube wall (so it would be pointed down if it was at the "default" position,) you should have no problem pointing it up to a completely horizontal position. Boy I'm glad I don't work in a cubicle anymore......
723002
installation instructions indicate the preferred method is with fan down, but if no vent in base/top of case, it can be inverted.
2134849
No the whole fixture does not rotate just the two separate fan parts - and they are adjustable in the direction you want them to cool -
137766
Yes; the switch is in the front. You have a choice of "low", "off", and "high". Caveat: The fan is very lightweight, so when you use the switch you can substantially change the angle of the fan.
697935
Yes. The fan can be rotated 360 and it also tilts up, down and all the way around
2047827
The fan is reversible to work as either. It seemed fairly easy to do (although I had someone do it for me) by removing a few screws.
1206683
Mine is installed horizontally between two floor joists and so far it is working good. It replaces a fan intended for horizontal but I installed it in a ceiling (vertical) and it lasted a year before going out. Using a fan opposite of what it is intended for can be hard on the bearings. My guess is this one would be OK either way, but contacting the manufacturer would be the safest way to go.
483524
No. It has 3 holes in the base to mount the fan and the fan motor and cage can be repositioned manually about 45 degrees in all directions.
263846
The fan itself can be installed but the cowling that conceals the wiring at the ceiling doesn't work right out of the box on a slanted ceiling. I have several Classics installed on slanted ceilings and had to create spacers to complete the installation. I have heard that Hunter has hanging system that addresses this, but I haven't seen it and believe that it only works with the lighter weight fans.
824283
I would think not because it has to hang straight down; not from an angle. We ended up returning the fan because the light casts dots on the surrounding walls. Really tacky. We called the parent company Ellington for design recommendations. They were very helpful. www.ellingtonfans.com
2180755
Well all fans blow air in one direction... It's how you install it. You can install them facing in or out this is a standard with computer case fans.
574607
you can turn the fan any direction and can raise or lower the panel by drilling 2 new holes in the 2 lift arms. hope this helps you