 - Ceiling fan helps cut energy costs all year long
- Features eye-catching brushed nickel finish with five 52-inch reversible maple/cherry blades
- 3-position mounting system lets you hang fan in standard, flush or angled position; ultra-quiet Whisperwind motor
- Includes a 22-watt compact frosted globe fluorescent light fixture that uses one 22-watt compact fluorescent bulb; comes with a full-function wireless remote control
- Lifetime warranty; weighs 24 pounds
List Price: $334.42
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Amazon.com Product Description: The brushed nickel Palermo ceiling fan offers rich, traditional styling and efficient, reliable operation that's best suited for large rooms in your home. A ceiling fan such as this is a great addition to any space because it can help cut energy costs all year long. Use it during the summer to cool off, or run it during the winter to recirculate the warm air that rises throughout the house. Designed to install easily and perform beautifully for years to come, the Palermo has an eye-catching brushed nickel finish with five 52-inch reversible maple/cherry blades to help keep you cool during the summer months. Made to install quickly and easily, the Palermo boasts the Installer's Choice three-position mounting system, which gives you the freedom to hang it in standard, flush or angled position. Hunter's exclusive Whisperwind motor also assures powerful, whisper-quiet operation. The Palermo also includes a 22-watt compact frosted globe fluorescent light fixture that uses one 22-watt compact fluorescent bulb. In addition, the full function wireless remote control with three speeds, light dimmer and reverse allows for independent fan and light operation. Energy Star qualified (which means it meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency), the Palermo comes with a lifetime warranty backed by Hunter's 100-plus years of fan expertise. Customer Reviews: Rating: 
Date: 2008-06-29
Works great - but no dimmer available
This fan is great - we purchased it for the energy savings rating, not realizing that meant it was flourescent and the electrician said you can't use a dimmer switch with a flourescent. That's the only downfall - either on or off when it comes to the light. And you have to use the remote, which in our house with 2 men, will never last, though they said we could super-glue it into the holder...time will tell if this is necessary! Anyway, other than that, it's a great fan - very quiet, looks great. Rating: 
Date: 2008-06-21
bought it cheaper
i just bought the same item at home depo for 99.00 dollars,these guy's here are to expensive Rating:
Date: 2008-06-15
Great Fan...easy to install
We bought 2 of these fans. The best thing I liked about these is how easy they were to install. While most fans need a second person to hold the base while you wire it into the ceiling, this one allows you to hang the base on the junction plate hook while you perform the necessary wiring. Which means I could have done the whole thing without help. A pleasant surprise. Rating: 
Date: 2008-06-12
Remote problem
The fan is great, but the wiring is too tight in the space available. Very hard to assemble. Also, when there is a power failure and then restored, the light comes back on. This is not good for a traveling person, since it could be on for days. Rating: 
Date: 2008-06-09
Remote control does not consistently work
Bought the Palermo because of its look and the hope that by avoiding a Home Depot/Lowe's knock-off I would buy a superior product.
The controls worked sporadically after installation - but getting a change in fan speed or light required dozens of button presses. Occasionally something would change - so the remote did communicate with the fan - but completely inconsistently.
Trying different dipswitch settings and a different remote control accomplished nothing; neither did changing relative position between the fan and I.
Calls to customer care took much too long to answer - 45 minute hold times were my experience - after trying to leave a message (per the automated system direction) in a full mailbox meant going back into queue.
The answer I finally received from customer service was "your remote is experiencing interference. Not our problem."
Without an alternate way to bypass the inferior quality remote control, and incredibly poor customer service support, I would strongly urge anyone looking for a fan to look elsewhere. | 
