Harbor Breeze Twin Breeze Ii 74-in Oil-rubbed Bronze Outdoor Downrod Ceiling Fan by Harbor Breeze

We weren't sure if we were going to like this but after viewing it for a bit, we decided to install it without the light kit - now we love it! We have lots of other lighting in our bedroom anyhow - fans are really nice.

Pretty easy to install. Once setup, it runs great. Looks great. On the high speed, you get alot of airflow. Only recommended I have is when you are installing make a slight modification to the order of things. They suggest you mount the main section then with it hanging, you install the blades and light fixture. This is nearly impossible to achieve standing under it and working upwards. Instead, install the blades and light fixture with it down on a table first. Then you just carry it and place it all into the mounting bracket. Then wire it. Much much easier that way. I also recommend you pick up a Kasa Smart Plug and you can wire into that to enabled Alexa control. Since this uses your standard pull chain, you can leave it "on" and then just use an Alexa enabled switch to turn it on and off. I used this since I wired to a plug outlet outdoors. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0178IC734/

We installed it in the A-frame over our catwalk with a 4 foot extension rod (sold separately) and it works as expected with no wobble. Instructions were clear and easy to follow.

The house we are living in was a 'kit' that was assembled on site and has vaulted ceilings with a two and a half foot down wall from the ceiling that divides the living room and dining/kitchen. The two fans circulate the rooms very well over a single fan. I did not need to use the balances for it and it is very quiet. The only downside to it is as it is free rotating on the spindle the two arms for the twin fans are on, on high speed it tends to move clockwise some and needs to be moved back into center. The fans can be turned out up to 20° and the light and spindle rotate as well so it can be positioned however you want it. The instructions do not clearly state that the blue wire is for the light only and only say to tie it to the black, however, being an electrical type person, I knew the blue was for the light, thus, you can run, as I did, 3/14 wire and use the red for the light so you can switch it separately. I actually ran 3/12 since it was a motor, but the internal wire is 16gauge and it only needs 14ga for the feed, as it is low amps. It is reversible so you can change directions for heating vs. cooling. I typically run it on medium and it works great. Very attractive and nice design. When we move, I'm taking it with.

Fan was easy to put up instructions were pretty decent. I enjoy it because I can adjust the fans to the angles I need for circulation of the house. It's very professional, colonial ranch style looking