Description of LED Ceiling Fan
Advanced Modern Ceiling Fan - 52Inch ceiling fans with lights had 3 Advanced-Desgin solid wood blades,durable and modern.Ceiling fan with powerful DC motor,that suit for 100-400sq.ft any room.Like bedroom/Living Room/Dining Room/Outdoor patios,etc.Reversible Function - Ceiling fan powerful copper DC motor with 3 wooden blades has reversible function. Ceiling fan has big comfortable air flow but 30bB enough quiet operation. And reversible function can cool down your room during summer, and help rotate warm air and lower energy costs in winter. Energy saving!
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Model No
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DCF-FS31127
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Material
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Copperl+solid wood blades+ Plastic lampshade
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Motor
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DC
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Input Voltage
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230V/50Hz
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Motor Wattage
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40.58w
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Fan Diameter
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52"/OEM
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Blade
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3 Solid Wood Blades
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Light Source
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without/OEM
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Switch Style
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remote control/wall control/APP
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Certificate
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CCC,CE,ROHS,CB,SAA,ETL
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Warranty
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The Motor For 10 Years,Other Fittings Except Motor For 2 Years.
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FAQ
What factors should be considered when choosing ceiling fan?
When choosing a ceiling fan for your home, you’ll want to take into account the size of the room, the height of the ceilings, and the climate. You’ll also want to consider your personal preferences in terms of style and function.
What is the difference between a flush mount and a downrod ceiling fan?
Flush mount ceiling fans are designed to be mounted directly to the ceiling, while downrod ceiling fans are designed to be hung from a downrod. Flush mount ceiling fans are more compact and less obtrusive, while downrod ceiling fans provide more airflow.
Is using a ceiling fan more environmentally friendly that using air conditioning?
It is! In the sense that using a ceiling fan can help cut down on your air conditioner or heating use, thereby lowering the amount of electricity your home consumes. Generally, using a ceiling fan can help offset your thermostat by up to four degrees in either direction. Meaning that you can comfortably set your thermostat four degrees higher in the summer, and four degrees lower in the winter. Keep in mind that using a ceiling fan does still use electricity, but it is on part with the electricity used by a standard light bulb. In other words, it doesn’t use all that much!
