Squared edges and angles give this 52in. Spofforth Hill LED ceiling fan in Anvil Iron it's contemporary style and industrial look. Sized for bedrooms or smaller spaces, the integrated LED light delivers terrific room-filling illumination.

• Bulb Shape: Integrated
• Dimmable: Yes

Spyn LED Indoor Ceiling Fan Dimensions

• Diameter: 52"
• Height: 14.50" (From Ceiling to Bottom of the light kit when using supplied 6" down rod). Requires a minimum ceiling height of 8' for proper safety clearance.
• Blade Drop 9"
• Housing Width 7"
• Canopy Diameter 6"
• This ceiling fan can be mounted on a vaulted ceiling up to 22° (4/12 pitch). Slope adapter available up to 60° 337005AVI
• 6" long 1"OD down rod included

Motor Information

• Strong and efficient AC Motor 153mm X 17mm.
• 4 speeds forward and reverse.
• The motor is covered under a limited lifetime warranty and is available in 3 designer colors. Anvil Iron, Brushed Nickel, White.
• The motor uses an efficient 63 watts at the high speed.

Fan Blades

• Spyn in Anvil Iron comes with 3 clean line blades in a distressed Gray finish.
• The blades feature a 13° pitch, creating a optimal airflow of 5056 CFM when used on the highest speed.

Control

• 4 Speed wall control with light dimming.
• 4 speed forward and reverse. Manual reverse button located on the motor housing.
• Cooltouch remote system adaptable 371042MUL, 371082WH.

Light Kit

• Light Kit included
• Wattage: 17 integrated
• Lumens: 1600
• CRI 80
• Color Temperature: 3000K
• Etched cased opal glass
• Led lamp is dimmable and replaceable

Room Suggestion

• The Spyn is a good choice for medium to large indoor spaces that are up to 400 square feet. Such as a great room, family room, main suite, bedroom, loft, kitchen or gym.

Features

• UL listed for indoor locations
• Available in 3 different finishes Anvil Iron, Brushed Nickel, White.
• Modern style fan with glass light kit included.
• 3 blade propeller design.
• Remote control adaptable.
• Spyn 52" hanging weight is 13.5lbs

Seasonal Settings

• Reverse your fan blade direction with the change of seasons for maximum comfort and energy savings. 
• Summer Setting - When looking directly up at your fan from below, the blades should be moving in a counter clockwise direction, pushing cool air down.
• Winter Setting - When looking directly up at your fan from below, the blades should be moving in a clockwise direction, pushing air upwards, circulating warm air from ceilings.