33-Inch Ceiling Fan with Light, 4 Solid Wood Blades, DC Motor, APP & Remote Control, Dimmable Full-Spectrum LED, Reversible Airflow, for 15x15 ft Living Room Bedroom, Works on Sloped Ceilings (less than 15 degrees)

Features

• [33-Inch Solid Wood Ceiling Fan – Fits Flat & Slightly Sloped Ceilings]This 33-inch ceiling fan features five natural solid wood blades with a smooth finish, bringing both comfort and elegance to your home.Comes with two downrods for flexible installation and is suitable for flat or sloped ceilings up to 15°.Perfect for 15x15 ft living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas, providing stable airflow and modern style.
• [Quiet & Energy-Efficient DC Motor]Equipped with a pure copper DC motor, this fan operates quietly at under 35 dB, ideal for seniors and children.Compared to traditional AC motors, DC technology consumes up to 70% less energy, provides more powerful airflow, and ensures long-term durability.
• [Reversible Function for Summer & Winter Use]Enjoy cooling airflow in summer and warm air circulation in winter with a simple switch.The reversible feature helps balance room temperature year-round, reducing heating and cooling costs while keeping comfort consistent.
• [Full-Spectrum Dimmable LED & APP Remote Control]The ultra-thin three-proof light (anti-mosquito, moisture-proof, dust-proof) delivers brighter and cleaner illumination.The LED supports gradual light transitions and can be controlled via APP or included remote.Remote includes 6-speed settings, timer, forward/reverse, and dimming.Note: The remote has no memory function and requires 2 AAA batteries (not included). Not compatible with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa.
• [Re-Pairing & Warranty Support]If the fan does not work after installation:Check that batteries are installed and power is connected properly.Re-pair the remote and receiver:1️⃣ Turn off power → 2️⃣ Turn on → 3️⃣ Press and hold “Fan ON/OFF” or “2H” for 10 seconds → 4️⃣ Red indicator flashes = pairing successful.Pairing may fail due to power fluctuations, signal interference, weak batteries, or nearby same-frequency devices.