Carnegie 52" Ceiling Fan with LED Lights and Remote Included

Features

• Keep Cool With The Correct Ceiling Fan Size: For ultimate performance, choose the best ceiling fan size for your room; This 52-inch ceiling fan is ideal for medium to large rooms up to 400 sq. ft. such as bedrooms, dens, dining rooms, and more.
• Modern Blades to Suit Your Home: The Carnegie 5-blade fan provides ultimate airflow; These fan blades deliver maximum circulation at high speed; Blades have an industrial look and feel.
• Dual-Mount Hanging Options: A multi-position fan with 2 hanging options; the Standard option offers a 4-inch down rod (included); the Angle option allows for hanging on vaulted ceilings with a longer down rod (sold separately).
• Crafted With High-Quality Material: The high-capacity motor delivers powerful airflow and quiet performance for years to come; This durable and modern ceiling fan is designed for long-lasting comfort; ETL listed.
• Reversible Fan For All Seasons: Improves air circulation in winter and summer; During summer, this ceiling fan optimizes airflow to enhance comfort; During winter, changes the direction to distribute warm air at low speed.
• A Ceiling Fan For Indoor Rooms: This room fan is perfect for your living room, kitchen, bedrooms, or dens where increased airflow can make a room more comfortable.
• Remote Control Convenience: Control your Honeywell ceiling fan with the touch of a button; Adjust fan speed and light from the convenience of the remote control (batteries included); Comes with a wall mount to hold your remote, for easy access.
• Ceiling Fan With Light: Control your fan light with the remote control; Easily turn the light on or off from anywhere in the room; Edison style LED bulbs (included) are energy-efficient and longer lasting; Dimmable from 20% to 100%
• Modern Dual-Finish Blades: This industrial-style ceiling fan comes with a different finish on each side of the blades.
• The Downrod can be removed and the motor will be attached to the canopy, providing about 3 inches of clearance between the ceiling and the motor. At the end of the day, this is all just ceiling fan terminology. When looking at the fan from below, it will appear as if the fan is extremely close to (if not right against) the ceiling.