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Quality and Features You Have Come To Expect From Minka-Aire
Wall Control
This WCS212 puts the power in your hands and gives you full control over your cooling level.
Optional Downrods
The Traditional Concept's design allows you to customize the look of your fan, whether you desire a low profile or prefer to explore the potential of installing your fan in larger rooms. Downrods are available in 60, 48, 36, 24, 12 & 3.5" configurations. (6" Downrod included)
Uniqueness
This fan has a look that can define a room or space. It adds a flare and style that will have your guests asking where they can find one.
Features:
- Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish
- 44" Blade Span
- 3-Speed/Reversible with LED
Hairless Ape
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
Would Leave a negative review if I could.Looks great runs great but it DOES NOT WORK WITH APPLE HOMEKIT.RUFUS- DOES NOT WORK WITH APPLE HOME KIT.You have to buy an extra hub to get it to work wireless and can be used with SIRI but it is an extra $110 US dollars download an app then set up shortcuts to use with Siri. It is a process.The only reason I went with this fan is to incorporate it in my home kit.Had my kitchen remodeled and after a month one of the last things installed was this fan. It’s to late to return. Not going to pay to have it replaced. Stuck with it now. Be for-warned.Had there been in bold type somewhere about this I would have moved on.Now almost $500 plus installation fees I am stuck with it.
Hisglaciergirl
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
We just installed this fan today. The first thing we noticed was the poor paint job on the glass covering the light bulbs. Then the unpainted screws that don't match the fan finish. For such an expensive fan, it seems these small, but quite visible, flaws should not occur. Hopefully the fan works well.
Square peg
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2019
I've installed six other Minka Aire fans and really like them for many reasons. I had a choice between this fan and the Concept II with the remote. I chose this model because the description said the blades were a medium maple color. Sadly, not the case. The blades are a dark grayish brown.I had installed the other Concept model in a previous home and found it quite straightforward but this model seemed more difficult. I had more trouble with the blade install. The light is brighter than I remember the other model having, but the glass in this fan has a small hole in the center. Not sure if that is for heat release but it makes the glass appear to look as though it was made for another fan.Silent operation like all Minkas, which is why I prefer this brand, but I will be unlikely to purchase this particular model again.
Hopelessly Caffeinated in Phoenix
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2012
I have a small office that needed some air circulating, but I also work in this office all day and can't have noise from a fan be an issue. In addition, my office has only 8-foot ceilings, so a flush-mount fan that is relatively low-profile was a must. Suffice it to say that finding one that fit all of the requirements and actually looked good was a task unto itself.This fan is exactly what I was hoping for, with 1 minor caveat. I love the in-wall remote performs exceptionally well and looks nice! Don't be confused by the description as I was - this does NOT come with a hand-held remote - if you want one, you have to buy it separately. The fan itself projects downward perhaps 18 inches total, so it is relatively close to the ceiling. It also is incredibly quiet while on the 1 and 2 speeds (in both rotational directions). Speed 3 really kicks out some insane air, but that speed does make a small amount of sound - not an off-balanced thunking kind of a noise, but a whooshing due to how much air it moves. The blades are sculpted in a way that makes them concave, so they further help to move the air around. All things considered, this is a great ceiling fan! I am very impressed.The only thing that I was not jumping with joy on is that the blades are plastic. For what this costs, I really expected wood. They don't look cheap or anything though, so it is a minor thing. Just don't be shocked when you open the box and that's what you find.Also, this fan's remote 'remote' must be wired into the wall, so if you aren't comfortable with doing some electrical work, you will want to have a professional install this. It is not as simple as just putting a fan in place of where a light used to be - the switch will need to be utterly swapped out with what Minka provides for the device's controls, so this is probably one of the more complicated ceiling fan installations. It is well worth it, but perhaps worth note for anyone who's a DIYer but not comfortable with more invasive electrical work.
J. Danforth
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2011
I bought this ceiling fan to replace a ineffably ugly light fixture in our bedroom. I have 8-foot ceilings and was concerned that this ceiling-hugging fan with its rather short blade length wouldn't do the job. I was mistaken. Even operating at full speed the fan is very quiet and puts out ample breeze for our bedroom which is roughly 15x15 feet.The instructions were well written and helpful. The accessories included were more than sufficient to do the job. It's always nice to have a few spare bits and bobs left over after something like this. The wall controller was outfitted with interchangeable wall plates and covers so you can choose from "ivory" (putty, beige, whatever) or white. I went with white. The whole thing installed very well. There are a few well-thought-out things in here like the hook for you to hang the motor on while you make the wire connections, the rubber gasket between the light kit and the motor (for sound dampening, I presume), and the use of a cotton-wool insulation material instead of the itchy yellow fiberglass crap that comes in lesser ceiling fans.That brings me to the only gripe that I have with the fan: the wall controller. The wall controller is responsive, easy to install, and pre-programmed, but there is a bright green LED light that shines out the bottom of the switch at all times when the switch has power from the breaker. I don't know if Minka means for this to be a feature (night light?) but I find it highly annoying considering this fan is installed in a bedroom. I have not found a legitimate way to disable this light and I don't understand the reason for its existence. None of my wall outlets have lights on them at all times reminding me that "Hey! You! You can plug something into me and I'll make it work! C'mon! Give it a try!" all night long.The light kit comes with a 100w halogen E11 "medium base" bulb. The bulb features include 1) emitting ample light for getting dressed and 2) ample heat to cook toast and eggs while getting dressed. I suggest that you replace with a dimmable LED alternative.There is also a tiny hole (about 1/8") in the center of the glass dome. I don't know the function of this hole. It bothers me that it's there but I know full-well that _I_ am crazy so I can't discount Minka-Aire a whole star for the mystery light-dome hole or the obnoxious LED of Wakefulness.Highly recommended.
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