Outdoor Ceiling Fan Installation

Decided to switch out an old, dirty outdoor ceiling fan for a new one.
ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE ELECTRICITY IS TURNED OFF AT THE SWITCH AND, TO BE SAFE, THE BREAKER BOX SO YOU WON'T SHOCK YOURSELF.

[@cultclassic999]

Great video! Thanks!

[@johnsyverson9582]

Somebody should film for you

[@corbinmckay1487]

Were is the wall switch to those fans

[@levellabs]

On the inside.

[@corbinmckay1487]

Thanks

[@peytonmoody6291]

Hey man I was jus curious do you know how to take the light protector thingy off to change out the light bulbs?

[@TheDawg_137]

They are light shades

[@levellabs]

There are a few screws on the housing that hold the glass cover in place. Hold the glass while you unscrew them and you can remove it to change the light bulbs.

[@corbinmckay1487]

Is the new fan still their today

[@levellabs]

Yes, still there and still looks new.

[@corbinmckay1487]

We're Did You Buy The New Fan

[@levellabs]

I believe this was from Home Depot.

[@jessemartinez2606]

Does it give enough air to feel the breeze?

[@levellabs]

Yes, when you are under or near the fan, you can feel a nice strong breeze. As you get further away, the breeze is less noticeable. This would mean, I would need longer fan blades or a more powerful fan. For what I need, this works well.

[@chramey]

What did you do with the old ceiling fan

[@levellabs]

Salvaged anything I could use for future projects and prepared to discard the old fan. Had it out by the curb it was picked up by someone, I'm assuming for cleanup and reuse.

[@levellabs]

Thanks for watching!