52" Atomical Brushed Steel Black Blades Ceiling Fan
- Item FF16042-20444
This contemporary ceiling fan from Emerson features a brushed steel finish, matching all-weather ABS blades and an amber glass light kit. It has a 4.5" downrod and a wall control. The amber light kit is integrated. An additional set of natural cherry fan blades are included. This fan features a 52" blade span. 13 degree blade pitch. Lifetime motor warranty. 4.5" downrod. Integrated light kit. Additional set of natural cherry fan blades are included. Limited lifetime motor warranty plus one year component parts on indoor.
Our Price $419.99
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Key Features- Brushed Steel motor finish.
- All-Weather ABS Barbeque black blades.
- Integrated light kit.
- Includes wall control.
- 52" blade span.
- 13 degree blade pitch.
- Lifetime motor warranty.
- 4.5" downrod.
- Additional natural cherry fan blades.
About Emerson
Emerson has been manufacturing and marketing ceiling fans since 1895. They are dedicated to quality, innovation, engineered excellence, leadership and tradition. Emerson incorporates the finest details and craftsmanship to deliver only the highest quality fans. And, with so many models to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect one to deliver year-round comfort in any room of your home.
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Heating and Cooling with Your New Ceiling Fan
Circulate the air in your home by changing your ceiling fan direction in the summer and winter seasons. In the summer you need to make sure your fan is turning counterclockwise. You want a downward breeze in the summer so that you feel the cool air blowing down on you. In the winter you want the fan to blow upward so as to redistribute the hot air which collects at the ceiling area. You would accomplish this by having the fan turn clockwise.