Alaska Drop Ceiling Tile Fan Model SA-398 Master - Remote Control Included (Fan for Drop Ceiling - THIS IS NOT AN EXHAUST FAN)

The media could not be loaded. Purchased this for a laser treatment room in our medspa with a drop ceiling that would get a little too warm with the devices running. I needed something that wouldn't take up floor space. This was very easy to install if you are familiar with basic wiring and does a great job circulating the air. I installed it next to the hvac vent to push the cool air down. It is fairly quiet however on high you can hear it, but its not loud. The remote works great every time.I'm very happy with this purchase and would highly recommend!

Even with air conditioning, add 30 students in a computer lab and there is no air flow. These fansare excellent and they come with a remote, so different teachers get the air flow they like. We already using 2 of the fans in one of the classrooms. They worked so well, we are adding them to the another classroom and the computer lab. Excellent product.

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We love these fans, they are awesome! work very well and quiet. they don't blow papers off of your desk, but they keep air moving all around you that keeps you very comfortable. Very Good Product. Nice design. I would say this could be the product of the year.

I am quick to write a critical review if it's warranted, but this fan has certainly exceeded my expectations and if you're reading this to decide on whether or not to buy, go ahead and buy it! I knew nothing about this fan when I made the purchase and I was skeptical about how much air it could move, but after having it in for a couple of months now, it is equal to or better than a 50+ inch standard ceiling fan. It moves so much air that I rarely run it on high.Installation was a breeze (simply drop in the 2x2 ceiling grid), the remote has great range, and the balance on the fan is perfect. To be so powerful, it runs quieter than any fan I've ever had. This is one of the best "blind" (knew nothing about the product) purchases I've made on Amazon, and I highly recommend.

I was not pleased with my experience with Coba Viento Products.1. The ceiling fan that I ordered for my son was not described accurately. It was impossible to install it due to the misleading description. The product image shows 3-3/4" inches of clearance above required, but the installation instructions show that 8" of clearance above the drop ceiling tile is required to install.2. When my son returned it, multiple fees were involved even though the return was completely due to inaccuracies on their part and the item description stated "free returns." First Coba wanted a $53 shipping fee. Fortunately Amazon was able to get them to send a prepaid shipping label. Secondly Coba charged a restocking fee plus tax on the restocking fee. Those two charges amounted to $39.09. That $39.09 restocking fee Coba kept even though the return was entirely due to their description not being accurate.I would not deal with Coba Vienta Products again.

I have an inside office that was getting quite stuffy. Unfortunately, due to the HVAC design, there was little air circulation within my 10x12 space. With 2 computers and one or two people present, it wouldn't take more than about 15 minutes to start getting uncomfortably warm in there. The ceiling grid was 2x2 tiles, and due to the design, I couldn't use any kind of venting system. So I figured what the heck - I made a purchase of one of these fans and installed it. Now my office is very comfortable, and the fan is so completely adjustable it's amazing. It's quiet and unnoticeable, yet provides great comfort.I've been in that office for a few years, and I finally got fed up with being uncomfortable. I had asked an electrician about solutions, and none of the ones they suggested seemed feasible or worthwhile since they were very expensive and most were some kind of local air conditioning system.I found this fan on Amazon, and it seemed like it might work. So I placed the order with some crossed fingers - and it turned out to be one of the absolute best purchases I've made in the past 12 months!CAUTION - If you are not familiar with high-voltage house-current electricity and how to work with it, I highly suggest you get an electrician to install this device. It comes with bare-wire type connections and must be hard-wired into a power-source above the ceiling. I have lots of experience with that sort of thing, so it was a no-brainer for me, and only took about 10 minutes total.

Several of these units failed on routine city power outages in my office building. No other electronics of any type failed. First one, then several. The power supply on these fails and cannot be repaired as I can’t find a replacement supply, so have to throw the entire unit out.