- Is the Hunter Crestfield good for a large room?
- Yes. Its 52-inch span is sized for large living rooms, open-plan kitchens and big bedrooms. Smaller rooms under about 12 by 12 feet will get more airflow than they need.
- Does it work with a wall switch or only the remote?
- It is wired to standard AC mains and can be switched at the wall, but speed and light control come from the included handheld remote. There is no smart-home or app control.
- Are light bulbs included?
- No. The three-light fixture ships without bulbs, so budget for three bulbs of the correct base type before installation.
- How does it compare with Hunter's DC-motor fans?
- DC models offer more speeds and use less power. The Crestfield's AC motor is simpler and cheaper to buy, with three speeds and higher running consumption.
- Can it be mounted on a sloped ceiling?
- It uses a standard downrod mount and suits most flat ceilings. Steep sloped ceilings need an angled ceiling adapter, which is not included.
- What ceiling height does it need?
- The fan stands about 15.6 inches tall from the ceiling, so it fits standard 8-foot ceilings. Very low ceilings may need a shorter downrod.
- Where is the Hunter Crestfield with 3 Led Lights 52" cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $239.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hunter Crestfield with 3 Led Lights 52"?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Sam's Club, The Home Depot, Tractor Supply Co, Ace Hardware, Lowe's.