Crafted with precision and elegance, this fan combines the natural beauty of solid wood with exceptional functionality.
Each blade of this ceiling fan is meticulously handcrafted from high-quality solid wood, ensuring durability and a timeless aesthetic. The rich grain patterns and warm tones of the wood add a touch of sophistication to any space, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Equipped with advanced motor technology, this fan operates silently, providing a peaceful environment for concentration and relaxation. The powerful yet whisper-quiet motor ensures optimal airflow, keeping the air fresh and circulating efficiently throughout your space.
With its versatile design, this solid wood leaf ceiling fan seamlessly blends into various interior styles, from rustic to contemporary. The adjustable speed settings allow you to customize the airflow to your preference, ensuring your comfort in every season.
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Model No
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DCF-FS52930 |
| Material | Copper+Metal+Wood |
| Motor | DC |
| Input Voltage | 110v-220V/50hz/60hz |
| Motor Wattage | 35w |
| Fan Diameter | 60"/OEM |
| Blade | 3 Solid Wood Blades |
| Light Source | without/OEM |
| Switch Style | remote control/wall control |
| Certificate | CCC,CE,ROHS,CB,SAA,ETL |
| Warranty | The Motor For 10 Years,Other Fittings Except Motor For 2 Years. |
| Package | 100*30*25 CM |
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!
Which way should fans turn in the summertime?
The primary function of a ceiling fan, in any season, is to circulate air throughout your room. While this does not really cool the air, it can help a room feel more comfortable as warm or cold air will no longer be stationary. During the summer months, you should set your fan to rotate counter-clockwise. This will push the air downwards and create a windchill effect as it brushed by you.
How can I tell if my fan needs to be replaced?
This is another common question and one many homeowners ask when they begin to notice regular wear and tear. The most common signs of a worn-out fan are wobbling, squeaking noises, damaged or missing blades, and a light fixture that's no longer lighting up.
Because fans are often used daily, they take quite a bit of wear before they require replacing, so don't be alarmed if your fan looks worn. However, it's best to have an electrician come and check everything to ensure it's safe, particularly if you've noticed flickering lights or other issues.
