Minka-Aire F307-MBK Anywhere 15 Inch 3 Blade Indoor/Outdoor Wall Mount Ceiling Fan

Minka-Aire F307-MBK Anywhere 52″ Oscillating Fan in Matte Black Finish

This oscillating fan from the Anywhere Collection by Minka-Aire will enhance your home with a perfect mix of form and function. Traditionally styled and rated for indoor or outdoor use, it can be used in a kitchen or on an outdoor patio. Its 3 Blade design focuses the air while delivering the comfort and functionality you've come to expect from Minka-Aire. The Anywhere is the answer to your year-round cooling needs.

This fan truly lives up to its name…it can go ANYWHERE….and is designed for wet locations. Damp rated ceiling fan.

The Anywhere's oscillating feature really moves the air around the room.

This fan has a look and style that can define a porch or patio. It's the finishing touch that will have your guests asking where they can find one.

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Charles H.: Attractive/Well Built

Well built and sturdy fan. Heavy, so you may need help mounting. There is one operational problem that a buyer should be aware of. The fan has a pull chain to operate the three speeds and turn the fan on/off. The chain hangs down far enough for us to reach. The oscillating feature is operated by a knob located on top of the fan. The fan comes with a plug that most people will use with an existing wall outlet. Once power is supplied to the fan, you can use the pull down chain to turn the fan on and off and adjust the speed setting. BUT- the pull chain does not turn on/off the oscillating feature. To turn off this feature you must be able to reach the knob or unplug from the outlet. As you can see from the picture, we can't reach the knob without a ladder. Our solution was to run the electrical cable through the exterior of the "shed" wall and connect to a switched wall outlet. The fan plugs into the outlet and the switch controls all the power to the fan. This results in being able to turn the fan and oscillating feature on/off from one switch. We leave the fan in oscillating mode so when we turn on the "light" switch the fan blows and oscillates. If we want to turn off the oscillating feature, we must use the knob. To mount in this manner requires some thinking and minor carpentry and electrical skills.

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