42-Inch Ceiling Fan With Light, Solid Wood Blades, 2 Downrods For Sloped Ceiling ≤15°, Quiet Reversible Dc Motor, App & Remote Control, 6 Speeds, Timer, Dimmable Full-Spectrum Led, For Bedroom

Features

• [42-Inch Solid Wood Fan – Dual Downrod Options for Sloped Ceilings]This ceiling fan features five solid wood blades and includes two downrods for different ceiling heights. Compatible with ceilings sloped up to 15°, ideal for 15ft x 15ft bedrooms, living rooms, and small to medium spaces. Offers natural texture, powerful airflow, and timeless design.
• [Ultra-Quiet & Energy-Efficient DC Motor]Equipped with a 100% pure copper DC motor, the fan runs below 35 dB, ensuring whisper-quiet performance for homes with seniors or children. The DC motor provides better energy efficiency and durability compared to traditional AC motors, while maintaining stable, smooth airflow.
• [Reversible Airflow – All-Season Comfort]Use the forward (clockwise) mode in summer for a cooling breeze, and the reverse (counterclockwise) mode in winter to circulate warm air throughout the room. Switch directions easily using the included remote control, providing comfort all year round.
• [Smart APP & Remote Control with Dimmable Lighting]The full-spectrum LED light features an ultra-thin, three-proof design (anti-mosquito, moisture-proof, and dust-proof), delivering brighter illumination and soft color transitions.Control both fan and light separately via APP or remote. Including 6 fan speeds, timer, forward/reverse, and dimming functions.Note:The remote has no memory function and requires 2 AAA batteries (not included). Not compatible with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa.
• [Troubleshooting & Warranty]If the fan doesn’t operate after installation, please check:Whether the remote has working batteries.The wiring and power connections are correct.Re-pair the remote and receiver:Turn off power → Turn on power → Immediately press and hold “Fan ON/OFF” or “2H” button for 10 seconds → If the red indicator blinks, pairing succeeded.Common causes for pairing loss: power interruption, wiring interference, weak batteries, or multiple nearby fans on the same frequency.