60'' Ceiling Fan with Light, Flush Mount, 5 Solid Wood Blades, Quiet Reversible DC Motor, APP & Remote Control, Dimmable Full-Spectrum LED, for 20x20 ft Living Room or Bedroom, No-Slope Ceiling Design

Features

• [60-Inch Solid Wood Ceiling Fan – Flush Mount Design]This large 60-inch ceiling fan features five handcrafted solid wood blades with a natural texture and smooth airflow. Designed for flush mount installation, it is not compatible with sloped ceilings. Perfect for 20ft x 20ft living rooms, bedrooms, and open areas, combining elegance with high performance.
• [Quiet & Energy-Saving DC Motor]Powered by a pure copper DC motor, the fan operates at less than 35 dB, ensuring a peaceful and comfortable environment for families, children, and seniors. Compared with traditional AC motors, DC motors consume less energy, deliver stronger airflow, and offer longer lifespan and stability.
• [Reversible Airflow for All Seasons]Switch between forward (clockwise) for cooling in summer and reverse (counterclockwise) for warm air circulation in winter.This feature helps balance room temperature year-round, improving comfort and energy efficiency.
• [Full-Spectrum Dimmable LED & APP Remote Control]The ultra-thin, three-proof LED light is anti-mosquito, moisture-proof, and dust-proof, providing brighter and cleaner lighting.Light supports gradual brightness transition and can be controlled via APP or remote control.The remote includes 6 fan speeds, timer, forward/reverse, and light dimming.Note: The remote does not have a memory function and requires 2 AAA batteries (not included). Not compatible with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa.
• [Re-Pairing & Warranty Support]If the fan fails to operate after installation, please check:Whether the remote has working batteries.Wiring and power connections are correct.Re-pair the remote and receiver by following these steps:Turn off power → Turn on power → Immediately press and hold the “Fan ON/OFF” or “2H” button for 10 seconds → The red indicator light flashes = pairing successful.Possible causes for pairing loss: power surge, weak batteries, wiring interference, signal overlap.