Does it need an electrician to install?

No. It runs on a cord that plugs into a standard wall outlet, so no ceiling wiring or electrician is required. You do need an outlet within reach of the cord.

Is 36 inches big enough for a bedroom?

Yes for small bedrooms and rooms up to roughly 100 square feet. For larger living rooms, a 42- to 52-inch fan moves noticeably more air.

Can the fan and light be controlled separately?

The remote controls both, and most users run the light and fan independently from it. Check the remote's buttons for separate light and speed controls.

Does it work in winter?

Yes. The reversible motor lets you run it clockwise at low speed to push warm air down in winter.

What comes in the box?

The fan, blades, integrated LED light, remote and mounting hardware for a flat ceiling. A sloped-ceiling adapter is not included.

How much air does it move?

Enough for a small room at high speed, but expect a gentle breeze rather than the strong draft of a larger fan.

PBLALA Ceiling Fans with Lights, 36.5" Plug in Ceiling Fan Light

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PBLALA Ceiling Fans with Lights, 36.5" Plug in Ceiling Fan Light

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Our take on the PBLALA Ceiling Fans with Lights, 36.5" Plug in Ceiling Fan Light

The PBLALA is a 36.5-inch ceiling fan with an integrated LED light and a remote, built to plug into a wall outlet rather than be hardwired. That makes it one of the few fan-and-light combos you can hang without an electrician, which suits renters, basements and rooms with no ceiling wiring. At 36 inches it moves a modest amount of air, so it fits small bedrooms, kitchens and home offices better than large living rooms. Against hardwired rivals it trades airflow and quiet operation for easy installation; owners of plug-in fans in this class often note motor hum and limited breeze at the edges of the room.

Best forRenters who can't hardwire a ceiling fixtureBasements, garages and rooms without ceiling wiringSmall bedrooms, kitchens and home officesBuyers who want fan and light on one remote

Pros

Plugs into a standard outlet, so no electrician or new wiring
Fan and LED light controlled together by remote
Reversible airflow for summer and winter use
Compact 36-inch span fits small rooms
Installs on a flat ceiling with basic tools

Cons

Plug-in cord must reach an outlet, which limits placement
Smaller blade span moves less air than 42- to 52-inch fans
Motor hum reported by some owners at higher speeds
Light output is modest for a main room light
Remote and receiver pairing can be fiddly to set up

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Lowest price we've seen: $106.49 on Nov 10 at UnderYours. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.

What reviewers say

Owners of plug-in ceiling fans in this size class generally value the no-wiring setup and the combined remote, and accept weaker airflow as the trade-off. Complaints tend to center on motor noise and on the light being dimmer than expected.

What people mention

InstallationPraisedOwners like that it plugs in and needs no hardwiring or electrician.
AirflowMixedThe 36-inch span suits small rooms but feels weak in larger spaces.
Motor noiseCriticisedSome owners hear humming or rattling at higher speeds.
Light brightnessCriticisedThe integrated LED is dimmer than some buyers expected for a main light.
RemoteMixedThe remote is convenient, but pairing and setup can take a few tries.

Specifications

With Remote: Yes
With Lighting: Yes
Fan Size: 36 inches

Questions and answers

Does it need an electrician to install?: No. It runs on a cord that plugs into a standard wall outlet, so no ceiling wiring or electrician is required. You do need an outlet within reach of the cord.
Is 36 inches big enough for a bedroom?: Yes for small bedrooms and rooms up to roughly 100 square feet. For larger living rooms, a 42- to 52-inch fan moves noticeably more air.
Can the fan and light be controlled separately?: The remote controls both, and most users run the light and fan independently from it. Check the remote's buttons for separate light and speed controls.
Does it work in winter?: Yes. The reversible motor lets you run it clockwise at low speed to push warm air down in winter.
What comes in the box?: The fan, blades, integrated LED light, remote and mounting hardware for a flat ceiling. A sloped-ceiling adapter is not included.
How much air does it move?: Enough for a small room at high speed, but expect a gentle breeze rather than the strong draft of a larger fan.
Where is the PBLALA Ceiling Fans with Lights, 36.5" Plug in Ceiling Fan Light cheapest?: At UnderYours, for $106.49, as of our latest check.