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title: "Big Ass Fans Haiku L 52\" Smart Ceiling Fan with LED Light, Whisper-Quiet Indoor Ceiling Fan, WiFi App Control, Alexa & Google Compatible, Caramel/White"
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# 16 dimmable LED light settings WiFi & voice control via Alexa/Google Whisper-quiet 35 dB noise level Big Ass Fans Haiku L 52" Smart Ceiling Fan with LED Light, Whisper-Quiet Indoor Ceiling Fan, WiFi App Control, Alexa & Google Compatible, Caramel/White

**Brand:** big ass fans
**Price:** € 1924.34
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌬️ Elevate your space with smart, silent airflow — because comfort should never be basic.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Big Ass Fans Haiku L 52" Smart Ceiling Fan with LED Light, Whisper-Quiet Indoor Ceiling Fan, WiFi App Control, Alexa & Google Compatible, Caramel/White by big ass fans
- **How much does it cost?** € 1924.34 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/32518583-big-ass-fans-haiku-l-52-smart-ceiling-fan-led)

## Best For

- big ass fans enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted big ass fans brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Whisper-Quiet Comfort:** Engineered for near-silent operation, creating a peaceful atmosphere without distracting noise.
- • **Effortless Smart Control:** Seamlessly adjust fan speed and lighting from your phone or voice assistant for ultimate convenience.
- • **Energy-Savvy Performance:** Advanced motor delivers powerful airflow while consuming just 20 watts, saving on energy bills.
- • **Optimal Airflow Coverage:** Perfectly sized for rooms up to 15' x 15', ensuring consistent, refreshing air circulation.
- • **Stylish & Versatile Design:** Sleek 52" hybrid resin blades in caramel/white complement modern interiors with universal mounting options.

## Overview

The Big Ass Fans Haiku L 52" Smart Ceiling Fan combines award-winning design with cutting-edge technology, featuring whisper-quiet operation at 35 dB, 7 fan speeds, and 16 dimmable LED light settings. Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant, it offers effortless WiFi control and energy-efficient performance at just 20 watts, ideal for indoor spaces up to 15' x 15'. Its sleek caramel and white hybrid resin blades and universal mounting make it a stylish, versatile upgrade for any modern home or office.

## Description

Big Ass Fans Haiku L 52" Smart Ceiling Fan with LED Light, Whisper-Quiet Indoor Ceiling Fan, WiFi App Control, Alexa & Google Compatible, Caramel/White - desertcart.com

Review: Nice fan - well worth the money! - A very nice fan. High quality materials and well constructed/designed. It's extremely quiet, I cannot even hear the motor run at all - completely silent! Fan blades are glossy white plastic as are the covers for the motor; these do not look cheap at all, in fact, exactly the opposite. Installation took me about an hour but I wasn't in a real hurry so probably could have done it faster. The instructions are clear, easy to follow and walk you right through it. Absolutely no problems in this area. Control of the fan is only with the included remote or through the smartphone app (you can also order a wall remote if you wish. Some things to note: 1. There is a ring of blue LEDs around the top that light up whenever you change the speed, turn it on or off, etc. The number of LEDs that are on indicates the speed so 3 LEDs on means you are at speed 3. These only stay on for a few seconds when you change the speed and then go out. This is really a pretty nice feature and is a quick way to see what speed you are at but if you don't like it, you can disable them with the smartphone app. 2. Each time you press a button on the remote, the fan beeps. This can be annoying and really freaked out my dogs; good news is you can also turn the beep off with the smartphone app. 3. The smartphone app works pretty well and covers all of the features/settings of the fan. Seems to be well designed and haven't noticed any issues with it. 4. Took a few times to get the wifi connection on the fan configured. This works in similar fashion to other smart home devices I have run across. First you launch the app and then look for the fan. You then connect to the fan directly via the wifi connection between your phone and the fan. From there you will select your home network and put in the network password. Once I did this, the app came back after 45 seconds or so and said everything was successful but I could not actually connect to the fan with the app over the network. A few resets and restarts later I gave up and called technical support. They answered immediately and after describing the problem suggested that I reset my WiFi router. Once I did this, the fan was visible on the network and prompted me to do a firmware upgrade. I proceeded with this and after a number of minutes the app came back and said the update completed with some problems (and no other information). At this point I could not see the fan on the network anymore so I once again reset my router and it appeared. Everything is working great at this point. I was also able to install the app on a second android phone and it found the fan and worked immediately. 4. The fan can be reversed if desired very easily through the smartphone app or with the remote control (using a convoluted series of button presses). You won't remember the button press sequence and will have to look it up every time; perhaps they should give you a sticker for the back of the remote that has these button sequences defined for easy reference. The manufacturer however recommends you don't reverse the fan at all and simply lower the speed instead. 5. The whoosh feature is pretty neat. This varies the speed of the fan between the speed you have it set on and lower speeds with the idea being that it simulates natural breezes. Tried it out for a while and seemed to work well. Despite the few hiccups getting the WiFi working, overall I am very impressed so far and would not hesitate to buy this fan again. Highly recommended and you will not be disappointed.
Review: Awesome Fan - UPDATE: 5/16/2018 First off, let me state that I never got the L Series fan. Instead I ordered an H Series fan directly from Haiku which is great, although I didn't get the optional light kit which is standard with the L Series. Overall, it's the same functionality as the L Series except that the H Series is considered an upgrade due to the blade material and the color options. After seeing the components which make up the H Series and comparing to the L Series, there are more similarities between the two than they are differences. After experiencing my Haiku fan for a year, I recently purchased 2 more. These fans are solid and don't wobble at high speeds like other fans do. You can crank this puppy up and feel like you're in a wind storm and yet the fan will not wobble which I love. Another really nice aspect of the Haiku fan is the integration with the Nest thermostat. The fan and thermostat will work in conjunction with one another and adjust the use of the HVAC system by increasing the fan speed to maintain the desired temperature. This feature alone will save you money in the long run and will reduce the overall cost of ownership. I am not familiar with other ceiling fans which have this capability. The fan has a lot of other nice capabilities that others have mentioned in their reviews, but by far I like the way the Haiku fan integrates into my smarthome system and interoperates with Alexa and my thermostat. Mine has been up and going for almost a year now and I can't think of any issues that I have experienced since installing. One last item - it's an awesome looking fan once it's mounted. ========================================================================================================= Update July 7, 2017: Unfortunately I have decided to return the fan as I just don't believe that this version of the fan is worth the cost for many of the reasons that I pointed out, but primarily due to my concerns of the materials used in this version of the fan. I may be totally off base so please don't base your decision to purchase or not on my incomplete experience. It may be a great fan, but the cost barrier is hard for me to overcome. I personally believe that Haiku could have done a better job in the durability of certain fan components. If for no other reason than perception to overcome the price shock. Much of the hype on the Haiku website and in reviews outside of desertcart appear to be referring to upscale versions of this fan such as the H series. ========================================================================================================= Initial review: I am probably being somewhat unfair writing a review before even installing and trying the product, so I will preface my review by saying that it is based on initial impressions only as I sit here and ponder if I should pack it back up and return it or if I should give it a chance by going ahead and installing knowing that there is a strong possibility that I will be disassembling and returning. My first observation as I unpacked the fan is that the materials used in the L-series fans are OK, but not at all impressive especially given the cost. I don't see any craftsmanship here as it's all appears to be nothing more than injected plastic except for the motor, downrod and some miscellaneous small parts. While the plastic fan blades appear durable enough, the housing and casing not so much. After installing and looking at it from a distance, this could end up being a don't care for most people including myself. However, as I look at my $700+ order (the non-white/black blade option was an additional $75 to the base $600 and then taxes adds additional cost) still in its box I just don't see the cost benefit. I really agonized over this order given the cost of the fan. Yes, it's a great concept that no one else to my knowledge has yet exploited. However, is it really worth the cost? Especially for this plastic version of the fan. Based on the photos that I have seen on the Haiku website, it is an attractive fan, but then are so many other fans available at half or less the cost and quite frankly appear to be made of better materials. I did have a lot of questions and did review all the material available on the Haiku website and even contacted the manufacture and got a lot of questions answered and misinformation from other reviews cleared up. I will mention that I never got responses to 2 e-mails I had previously sent before contacting Haiku directly, but was finally able to get some questions answered via Haiku's online chat. Not getting any response to your e-mails concerning a potential high-cost purchase makes you wonder in the back of your head what the communication quality will be with the manufacture once you make a purchase. My online chat with Haiku did clear up most of my questions. However, not all of my questions were answered satisfactorily. BTW - there seems to be a bit of confusion in some of the reviews of the cost difference of the fans on desertcart vs. the Haiku website and the wifi module being included or not. The fans on desertcart are $50 more than the Haiku website, but that is because the desertcart version comes with the wifi module while the version on the Haiku website does not. The wifi module is required if you want to integrate the fan into your smart home or Alexa or control using your phone. The base cost of the L-series fan on the Haiku site is $550 vs $600 on desertcart. To get the wifi module directly from Haiku is an additional $50, not $150 like some have stated in their reviews. I believe the reason for the confusion is that Haiku doesn't advertise the wifi modules on their website. Instead they only advertise the wall control unit which is needed if you want the SenseMe capability. If you order the wall control from the Haiku site, they also include the wifi module which is required for the wall control to communicate with the fan. Why Haiku doesn't advertise the wifi module on their website, I don't know but it does add to the confusion that potential buyers have. However, I was told that Haiku would sell the wifi module, instead of having to purchase the wall control if you requested. I was also told that the different blade color options available on desertcart were also available on request from Haiku directly for the same cost as advertised on desertcart. Only the black and white options are advertised on the Haiku site. I was actually going to order one of the H Series fans from the Haiku site one weekend, but their online ordering system seemed to be having a problem when I attempted to execute my order. While I did receive an e-mail a day or two later that Haiku was aware of the issue and invited me to complete my order by giving them a call - I didn't. Again, due to the high cost of the fan plus the fact that I need at least 3 fans so I put off ordering and did further investigation. Although I never came to a conclusion that the capabilities and the attractiveness of the Haiku fans justified their cost, I did finally decide to push forward and try one of the lower cost L-series fans off of desertcart. I decided to order from desertcart since I thought that it would be easier to return the fan to desertcart than Haiku should the fan fall short of my expectations. My direct communication with Haiku thus far falls short of my overall expectations. Another thing to mention is that the warranty is only a year on certain aspects of the fan, only the motor has a lifetime warranty which is pretty common with most fans. When I asked Haiku about this, I was told anything that was going to happen should occur within one year. While that may indeed be the case, one would think that the manufacture should then be willing to give customers a stronger warranty if the historical trouble data shows that the vast majority of product issues manifest themselves within a year.

## Features

- Efficiency Expert: The Haiku L ceiling fan features a specially engineered motor designed to deliver exceptional comfort while consuming minimal power, ensuring energy efficiency without compromising performance
- Silence Comes Standard: Tested in a state-of-the-art sound chamber, the Haiku L guarantees whisper-quiet operation at any speed. Each airfoil is meticulously hand-balanced to prevent wobbling or squeaking, ensuring a serene environment in your space
- Versatile Controls: With the included remote control, adjusting your comfort settings is a breeze. The built-in Wi-Fi module allows you to control your fan through your smartphone and voice control via desertcart Alexa or Google Assistant. A seamlessly integrated LED kit offers 16 dimmable settings and 7 fan-speed settings
- Coverage Area: The Haiku L is designed to provide optimal air circulation for spaces up to 15' x 15'. This award-winning masterpiece of design by Big Ass Fans effortlessly combines serious airflow with exceptional efficiency
- Mounting and Accessories: The fan comes with a universal mount and a 5” downrod, perfect for ceilings ranging from 8 to 9 feet tall. Additional downrod lengths are available for purchase, ensuring easy installation in diverse settings. Moreover, the fan's compatibility with desertcart Alexa and Google Assistant enhances user convenience and control

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01K8OO6P2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #103,273 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #648 in Ceiling Fans |
| Blade Length | 52 inches |
| Blade Material | Hybrid Resin |
| Brand | Big Ass Fans |
| Brand Name | Big Ass Fans |
| Collection Name | Ceiling Fans |
| Color | Caramel/White |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Controller Type | amazon_alexa, android, ios, vera |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 819 Reviews |
| Downrod Length | 5 inches |
| Electric Fan Design | Ceiling Fan |
| Electric fan design | Ceiling Fan |
| Finish Type | Glossy |
| Included Components | Installation Guide (1) |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Installation Type | Wall Mount |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 52"D x 52"W x 11.5"H |
| Item Type Name | Smart Ceiling Fan |
| Item Weight | 11.9 pounds |
| Light Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | Big Ass Fans |
| Material | Resin |
| Model Name | Haiku L |
| Model Number | FR127C-U1H00-3L00 |
| Mounting Type | Downrod Mount/Universal Mount |
| Noise Level | 35 db |
| Number of Blades | 3 |
| Number of Power Levels | 7 |
| Number of Speeds | 7 |
| Part Number | Haiku L |
| Power Source | ac |
| Product Dimensions | 52"D x 52"W x 11.5"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Indoor Usage |
| Room Type | Indoors |
| Size | 52" |
| Special Features | Programmable |
| Specification Met | CE, Energy Star, INTERTEK, cETLus |
| Standby Power Shutoff | Energy Efficient |
| Style | Indoor |
| Switch Type | Remote |
| UPC | 810013336528 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Warranty Description | Please see attached warranty PDF located in Technical Specifications |
| Wattage | 20 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Big Ass Fans
- **Color:** Caramel/White
- **Electric fan design:** Ceiling Fan
- **Mounting Type:** Downrod Mount/Universal Mount
- **Power Source:** ac
- **Product Dimensions:** 52"D x 52"W x 11.5"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Indoor Usage
- **Room Type:** Indoors
- **Special Feature:** Programmable
- **Style:** Indoor

## Images

![Big Ass Fans Haiku L 52" Smart Ceiling Fan with LED Light, Whisper-Quiet Indoor Ceiling Fan, WiFi App Control, Alexa & Google Compatible, Caramel/White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Z0kfeewaL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this fan require anything additional to work with Echo?**
A: Nothing additional is required - a WIFI module is included with the fan. This WIFI module allows you to pair the fan with the Haiku Home app for your Smartphone and Amazon Alexa enabled devices. Call the manufacturer if having trouble - 855-694-2458.

**Q: How long are the downrod(s)?**
A: Universal mount includes two extension options for an overall fan height of 11.4 inches or 16.4 inches. You can purchase additional extensions direct from the manufacturer by calling 855-694-2458.

**Q: Does this come with a wall controller**
A: I did not purchase this specific voice control fan. In my purchase this was a separate purchase. i would not think a wall controller was necessary with a voice control fan. Big A has exceptional customer service. That number is 877-244-3267. My suggestion would be to call them. Hope this helps.

**Q: Can some please post the steps to get Echo to recognize the fan.  When I try it never sees it ( though its on my network & the phone app works)**
A: Three steps are more or less the same for all Echo pairing.Step one: Download the App for the smart item.  In this case, the Haiku Home app.  With this app, you need to program the fan to connect to your home's wifi.  Step Two: Link the app to the Alexa app.  Just go into "Skills" in the Alexa app and search for Haiku.Step Tree: Run discovery with your Echo or with the Alexa App.It sounds like you have done everything but step two.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice fan - well worth the money!
*by J***N on November 11, 2016*

A very nice fan. High quality materials and well constructed/designed. It's extremely quiet, I cannot even hear the motor run at all - completely silent! Fan blades are glossy white plastic as are the covers for the motor; these do not look cheap at all, in fact, exactly the opposite. Installation took me about an hour but I wasn't in a real hurry so probably could have done it faster. The instructions are clear, easy to follow and walk you right through it. Absolutely no problems in this area. Control of the fan is only with the included remote or through the smartphone app (you can also order a wall remote if you wish. Some things to note: 1. There is a ring of blue LEDs around the top that light up whenever you change the speed, turn it on or off, etc. The number of LEDs that are on indicates the speed so 3 LEDs on means you are at speed 3. These only stay on for a few seconds when you change the speed and then go out. This is really a pretty nice feature and is a quick way to see what speed you are at but if you don't like it, you can disable them with the smartphone app. 2. Each time you press a button on the remote, the fan beeps. This can be annoying and really freaked out my dogs; good news is you can also turn the beep off with the smartphone app. 3. The smartphone app works pretty well and covers all of the features/settings of the fan. Seems to be well designed and haven't noticed any issues with it. 4. Took a few times to get the wifi connection on the fan configured. This works in similar fashion to other smart home devices I have run across. First you launch the app and then look for the fan. You then connect to the fan directly via the wifi connection between your phone and the fan. From there you will select your home network and put in the network password. Once I did this, the app came back after 45 seconds or so and said everything was successful but I could not actually connect to the fan with the app over the network. A few resets and restarts later I gave up and called technical support. They answered immediately and after describing the problem suggested that I reset my WiFi router. Once I did this, the fan was visible on the network and prompted me to do a firmware upgrade. I proceeded with this and after a number of minutes the app came back and said the update completed with some problems (and no other information). At this point I could not see the fan on the network anymore so I once again reset my router and it appeared. Everything is working great at this point. I was also able to install the app on a second android phone and it found the fan and worked immediately. 4. The fan can be reversed if desired very easily through the smartphone app or with the remote control (using a convoluted series of button presses). You won't remember the button press sequence and will have to look it up every time; perhaps they should give you a sticker for the back of the remote that has these button sequences defined for easy reference. The manufacturer however recommends you don't reverse the fan at all and simply lower the speed instead. 5. The whoosh feature is pretty neat. This varies the speed of the fan between the speed you have it set on and lower speeds with the idea being that it simulates natural breezes. Tried it out for a while and seemed to work well. Despite the few hiccups getting the WiFi working, overall I am very impressed so far and would not hesitate to buy this fan again. Highly recommended and you will not be disappointed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome Fan
*by M***E on June 30, 2017*

UPDATE: 5/16/2018 First off, let me state that I never got the L Series fan. Instead I ordered an H Series fan directly from Haiku which is great, although I didn't get the optional light kit which is standard with the L Series. Overall, it's the same functionality as the L Series except that the H Series is considered an upgrade due to the blade material and the color options. After seeing the components which make up the H Series and comparing to the L Series, there are more similarities between the two than they are differences. After experiencing my Haiku fan for a year, I recently purchased 2 more. These fans are solid and don't wobble at high speeds like other fans do. You can crank this puppy up and feel like you're in a wind storm and yet the fan will not wobble which I love. Another really nice aspect of the Haiku fan is the integration with the Nest thermostat. The fan and thermostat will work in conjunction with one another and adjust the use of the HVAC system by increasing the fan speed to maintain the desired temperature. This feature alone will save you money in the long run and will reduce the overall cost of ownership. I am not familiar with other ceiling fans which have this capability. The fan has a lot of other nice capabilities that others have mentioned in their reviews, but by far I like the way the Haiku fan integrates into my smarthome system and interoperates with Alexa and my thermostat. Mine has been up and going for almost a year now and I can't think of any issues that I have experienced since installing. One last item - it's an awesome looking fan once it's mounted. ========================================================================================================= Update July 7, 2017: Unfortunately I have decided to return the fan as I just don't believe that this version of the fan is worth the cost for many of the reasons that I pointed out, but primarily due to my concerns of the materials used in this version of the fan. I may be totally off base so please don't base your decision to purchase or not on my incomplete experience. It may be a great fan, but the cost barrier is hard for me to overcome. I personally believe that Haiku could have done a better job in the durability of certain fan components. If for no other reason than perception to overcome the price shock. Much of the hype on the Haiku website and in reviews outside of Amazon appear to be referring to upscale versions of this fan such as the H series. ========================================================================================================= Initial review: I am probably being somewhat unfair writing a review before even installing and trying the product, so I will preface my review by saying that it is based on initial impressions only as I sit here and ponder if I should pack it back up and return it or if I should give it a chance by going ahead and installing knowing that there is a strong possibility that I will be disassembling and returning. My first observation as I unpacked the fan is that the materials used in the L-series fans are OK, but not at all impressive especially given the cost. I don't see any craftsmanship here as it's all appears to be nothing more than injected plastic except for the motor, downrod and some miscellaneous small parts. While the plastic fan blades appear durable enough, the housing and casing not so much. After installing and looking at it from a distance, this could end up being a don't care for most people including myself. However, as I look at my $700+ order (the non-white/black blade option was an additional $75 to the base $600 and then taxes adds additional cost) still in its box I just don't see the cost benefit. I really agonized over this order given the cost of the fan. Yes, it's a great concept that no one else to my knowledge has yet exploited. However, is it really worth the cost? Especially for this plastic version of the fan. Based on the photos that I have seen on the Haiku website, it is an attractive fan, but then are so many other fans available at half or less the cost and quite frankly appear to be made of better materials. I did have a lot of questions and did review all the material available on the Haiku website and even contacted the manufacture and got a lot of questions answered and misinformation from other reviews cleared up. I will mention that I never got responses to 2 e-mails I had previously sent before contacting Haiku directly, but was finally able to get some questions answered via Haiku's online chat. Not getting any response to your e-mails concerning a potential high-cost purchase makes you wonder in the back of your head what the communication quality will be with the manufacture once you make a purchase. My online chat with Haiku did clear up most of my questions. However, not all of my questions were answered satisfactorily. BTW - there seems to be a bit of confusion in some of the reviews of the cost difference of the fans on Amazon vs. the Haiku website and the wifi module being included or not. The fans on Amazon are $50 more than the Haiku website, but that is because the Amazon version comes with the wifi module while the version on the Haiku website does not. The wifi module is required if you want to integrate the fan into your smart home or Alexa or control using your phone. The base cost of the L-series fan on the Haiku site is $550 vs $600 on Amazon. To get the wifi module directly from Haiku is an additional $50, not $150 like some have stated in their reviews. I believe the reason for the confusion is that Haiku doesn't advertise the wifi modules on their website. Instead they only advertise the wall control unit which is needed if you want the SenseMe capability. If you order the wall control from the Haiku site, they also include the wifi module which is required for the wall control to communicate with the fan. Why Haiku doesn't advertise the wifi module on their website, I don't know but it does add to the confusion that potential buyers have. However, I was told that Haiku would sell the wifi module, instead of having to purchase the wall control if you requested. I was also told that the different blade color options available on Amazon were also available on request from Haiku directly for the same cost as advertised on Amazon. Only the black and white options are advertised on the Haiku site. I was actually going to order one of the H Series fans from the Haiku site one weekend, but their online ordering system seemed to be having a problem when I attempted to execute my order. While I did receive an e-mail a day or two later that Haiku was aware of the issue and invited me to complete my order by giving them a call - I didn't. Again, due to the high cost of the fan plus the fact that I need at least 3 fans so I put off ordering and did further investigation. Although I never came to a conclusion that the capabilities and the attractiveness of the Haiku fans justified their cost, I did finally decide to push forward and try one of the lower cost L-series fans off of Amazon. I decided to order from Amazon since I thought that it would be easier to return the fan to Amazon than Haiku should the fan fall short of my expectations. My direct communication with Haiku thus far falls short of my overall expectations. Another thing to mention is that the warranty is only a year on certain aspects of the fan, only the motor has a lifetime warranty which is pretty common with most fans. When I asked Haiku about this, I was told anything that was going to happen should occur within one year. While that may indeed be the case, one would think that the manufacture should then be willing to give customers a stronger warranty if the historical trouble data shows that the vast majority of product issues manifest themselves within a year.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Totally worth it
*by J***1 on July 10, 2016*

Pros: Silent operation, stylish, excellent build quality, powerful iPhone app Cons: Limited to black or white, limited to 52", spendy I was familiar with the Big Ass Fans brand bc I've seen the large commercial fans at my local Costco warehouses. The Haiku L-series delivers everything a ceiling fan should with the added benefits of stylish design, excellent build quality & a fantastically intuitive and powerful iPhone app. Installation was easy bc the Haiku replaced an ugly Hampton's Bay Victorian-style ceiling fan with beaded chain pulls to change the fan speeds & lights. It's been an eyesore ever since we moved into the house; but also a low priority project. Once I saw the Haiku available on Amazon, I finally pulled the trigger, and I'm super glad that I did. Installation was much easier than removing the old 35 lbs. fan & only took about 30-minutes. Most of the installation time was spent assembling the lightweight Haiku components on the coffee table. The sealed motor is low profile and a combination of solid metal & hard plastic. The airfoils attach to the motor and are individually numbered. After the wiring was completed, the 15 lb Haiku assembly is slipped onto the mounting ball & the final wiring was simple. It's worth noting that a generic/universal hardwired wall control will only turn on the Haiku fan & lights. I haven't purchased the Haiku SenseMe wall control, yet bc it's a $125 option on the Haiku website. But the Haiku wall control does control the fan speed & light brightness; as does the remote control (which comes with a wall attachment); and the iPhone app. The Haiku wall control looks pretty cool bc of the built-in "SenseMe" temperature, humidity & motion sensors. But the Haiku wall control might also be a little overkill for our household needs bc of the iPhone app. I read a previous owner's concerns about the app. However, I have nothing but rave reviews for the iPhone app! The installation & user interface are pretty basic and, after trying both upstairs & outside, the app functions work anywhere within our wifi network. The functions include fan speed (specifically controlled from 1-7); light brightness (specifically controlled from 1-16); Woosh Mode that simulates a breeze; and an Automated Schedule to program events for any specific day of the week. In other words, you can automate fan speed & a timer for the lights to come on at specific hours. If I get the Haiku SenseMe Wall Control, then I can also program extra bells & whistles like smart modes for temperature/humidity, a motion sensor, Nest smart thermostat, etc. However, even without the wall control, I can program the lights to turn on at anytime while at work, on vacation or simply away from the house. The app is an incredibly useful & powerful tool and feels pretty "smart" to me even without having to spend $125 on the proprietary wall control.

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- Big Ass Fans – Haiku L, Smart Ceiling Fan – Energy Efficient Cooling for Home, Bedroom, Office, Living Space, and More – 16 Lighting Settings with 7 Speed Settings – 52” - Caramel/White
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