I installed 2 of these through the summer. Had initially bought one, and liked it enough to get another one. Setup is well documented and straight-forward. No noticeable hum from the fan. In the instructions there is a section on how to pair the remote/fan to a unique channel to avoid the second fan being turned on/off from the remote of the first fan.
I don't notice anything yet, but I do know as we get older our eyes are not as good, and we will see the flicker. That is why they usually take those florescent tubes out of old age homes, it drives the elderly crazy.Krime1k wrote: ↑Oct 5th, 2018 10:28 pmJust curious what the concern/issue is if the flicker is not visible to the naked eye and only when watched back in slo-mo? I just did the slow mo test on all my LED lights including the Luminus chandelier bulbs I just purchased at Costco (for $1 each) and every single LED light in my house (more than 4 different brands) flicker when played back in slo-mo. Wondering if this is native to all LEDs since it appears so? The only light fixtures that didn't flicker in slo-mo were the incandescent or compact florescent fixtures, but again just curious on what the concern is if the flicker is otherwise undetectable.
That must suck, all lights flicker but at different frequencies, some we will never see.Graywulf wrote: ↑Oct 5th, 2018 11:08 pmThe flicker on these lights and other types of light bulbs can be seen by some people and it's very annoying, I happen to be one of them who can see the flicker all the time so these lights would drive me crazy.
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