And I think you would agree that a ceiling fan that: turns itself on and off when you walk into or out of the room is more than a little over the top until one learns that there is no pull chain to choose a speed, but that the ceiling fan" monitors" the room temperature and the humidity and adjusts itself. And the fan doesn't stop there - it "remembers" the settings that you like.
This is a case of a ceiling fan being a lot more intrusive than a nosy next door neighbor.
The fan described above is called the Haiku model with SenseMe. The Isis model has an 8 or 10 ft. diameter and weighs less than 100 lbs. I have no idea what these Super Fans cost as their manufacturer is quite coy on the subject.
But I do remember from years ago when we first bought a dining room ceiling fan that they were roaringly expensive. More than $1,500. Lowe's sells a perfectly adequate fan for less than $50.
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