Hunter Triomphe ceiling fan
1,491 views · Published 10 July 2015 · 2:34 · Indexed 6 November 2026
Channel: The Channel of Random Ceiling Fans · 2015 · Science & Technology
This fan is in my collection, and I installed it in my testing room. I got this from a house that is now demolished. I have 4 maple side of blades facing down, and one cherry side facing down (to help see RPMs better). It is made in 11th week of 2003. It has an AirMax motor, which is a skeletal spinner motor. The original light globe broke, so I ordered a new one from Hunter, and I had trouble calling that Hunter gave it to me for free. An original Installer's Choice mounting bracket got destroyed so I replaced it with a new Hunter mounting system. Downrod coupler has some scratch from me using clamps to remove the downrod (it had a red loctite), but I can repaint it to make it look good again. It has some wobble due to part of motor (which holds blades) being slightly out of whack. It makes some humming noise, and blows good amount of air. This fan is shown on all 3 speeds. I added a SIMPLEconnect receiver, and light setting in receiver is set to minimum setting, so it wouldn't wash out lighting as much.
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