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Post by Jordan U on Mar 30, 2016 11:36:14 GMT -5
Hampton Bay Quick Connects are not "bad" per se, however they lack in performance and tend to display drooping blade brackets due to flimsy construction. Although I despise the redesigned Panama, it does use a reasonably sized motor which in turn produces a decent CFM rating. |
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Post by Parkman on Mar 30, 2016 12:32:11 GMT -5
The blade arms don't bend as bad as the Huntington blade irons but its a combo of both!
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Post by Noah C on Mar 30, 2016 15:05:57 GMT -5
Hampton Bay Quick Connects are not "bad" per se, however they lack in performance and tend to display drooping blade brackets due to flimsy construction. Although I despise the redesigned Panama, it does use a reasonably sized motor which in turn produces a decent CFM rating. Have you ever felt a new Panama's airflow? All of the newer ones (Direct drive, K55-type motor, and DC motor) move more air than the outgoing Panama, which was already very good in that regard. Not a very elegant fan, but I like it a lot because these newer Panamas exude a "workhorse" Vibe, putting out INTENSE airflow but not being pretty; just a simple fan with high quality componentry and a powerful motor(s) that hauls. But the Emersons look better and are more refined, so I'd take that over these. |
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