Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For anyone who's wondering, I've actually had this fan for 10 years now, I got it for Christmas back down in 2009, and during that time, I had my dad to put a spotlight-kit on here (when he installed this fan for me) and I did the same thing in late 2014 (which was 5 years ago now), and then I went to re-use it again a couple days ago, but instead of the spotlight, I went to put this new 3 light-kit on here (which I got at Home Depot this past Friday along with a couple other Fan-relatable things), looked pretty good on here, but eventually I'm gonna try it out on any other ceiling fan as well that I'm able to fit onto (such as the living room fan, and any Encon Monarch fan, etc.) which I'd think it'll look more perfect, but meanwhile here it is on this black ceiling fan! :)
For those of you who are new here, the pull-chain sequence goes High, Low, Off and Off (but that's because one of the wires didn't wanna stay on the pull-chain assembly pretty well, but I'm not too disappointed on that as much, just as long as it's on a 4-speed control and high speed working too).
For video itself, I decided to go NOT from the lowest speed, but from a speed setting to become a nice low look to it, and then I turned it all the way down on the wall control and set it to high on the pull-chain to make it a low-medium speed, and then so forth. And yes I went to turn the light-kit on and off multiple times instead of the usual (mostly because it's taken at night-time, but I think it looks neat to see a fan running with the light-kit on anyways, just as long as it's filmed on a typical HD camera like this, and not like a bad lighting camera quality, that had been very common throughout the rest of year 2012).
Taken on 12/27/2019, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
For anyone who's wondering, I've actually had this fan for 10 years now, I got it for Christmas back down in 2009, and during that time, I had my dad to put a spotlight-kit on here (when he installed this fan for me) and I did the same thing in late 2014 (which was 5 years ago now), and then I went to re-use it again a couple days ago, but instead of the spotlight, I went to put this new 3 light-kit on here (which I got at Home Depot this past Friday along with a couple other Fan-relatable things), looked pretty good on here, but eventually I'm gonna try it out on any other ceiling fan as well that I'm able to fit onto (such as the living room fan, and any Encon Monarch fan, etc.) which I'd think it'll look more perfect, but meanwhile here it is on this black ceiling fan! :)
For those of you who are new here, the pull-chain sequence goes High, Low, Off and Off (but that's because one of the wires didn't wanna stay on the pull-chain assembly pretty well, but I'm not too disappointed on that as much, just as long as it's on a 4-speed control and high speed working too).
For video itself, I decided to go NOT from the lowest speed, but from a speed setting to become a nice low look to it, and then I turned it all the way down on the wall control and set it to high on the pull-chain to make it a low-medium speed, and then so forth. And yes I went to turn the light-kit on and off multiple times instead of the usual (mostly because it's taken at night-time, but I think it looks neat to see a fan running with the light-kit on anyways, just as long as it's filmed on a typical HD camera like this, and not like a bad lighting camera quality, that had been very common throughout the rest of year 2012).
Taken on 12/27/2019, using my blue Canon Powershot camera.
