I added another video that shows how to use a smart switch with this fan. Might give you some ideas to see if you could do the same for yours: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/otqcmb1-xKeaZHU.html

Yes, the fan will remember what setting it was on. I set the fan to "3" for fan speed, flipped the breaker to the room, and turned it back on. Fan speed remained at 3 and started to spin up again.

Yes--it's been connected via WiFi. Only supports 2.4 Ghz network which is unfortunate. Implements WiFi 4 functionality | MIMO Configuration 1x1.

@@jackstromberg Cool! Do you ever set schedule for light to trick burglars?

Yep. Here's a video here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/otqcmb1-xKeaZHU.html

The wire connectors are called wago connectors: www.wago.com/us/discover-wire-and-splicing-connectors

Hey Mike! The red wire isn't used by this fan, so you can use a wire nut to cap it.

Room is 14x12ft; fan size is 52 in.

@@jackstromberg I have 15x17. Not sure if 52 is good enough or need 60 Extra $200 for upgrade in size

​@@4rdzlla here are the recommendations from BAF: 52 inches (132 centimeters): 15 ft x 15 ft coverage. Ideal for smaller bedrooms, walkways, and home offices 60 inches (132 centimeters): 20 ft x 20 ft coverage. Perfect for family rooms, master bedrooms, and kitchens 84 inches (132 centimeters): 30 ft x 30 ft coverage. Great for open floor plans, workshops, and covered outdoor spaces In this case, either is fine. If you want someone to say "Wow, that's a BAF!" then go with the bigger one. It would also let you move more air movement at a lower RPM, theoretically being a tish quieter to operate. 52" fan is going to move a ton of air though, I never run it even remotely close to max.

@@jackstromberg do u think the uplight puts out enough light to light a room

@@4rdzlla I don't have the uplight kit on my fan, only the Light Kit that faces down. The fan is in a bedroom and the light kit is definitely bright enough to illuminate the whole room, but I also have some lamps that are used if lying in bed that are much more indirect.