Breezary 65/72/84 Inches Large LED Ceiling Fan with Light Remote(8-Blade) 65IN - GoldBlack

A modern design that performs well in both indoor and covered outdoor environments, generates a substantial amount of airflow. It is a very big fan with 8 blades and 65/72 in. blade span. This dry rated and ceiling fan housing is constructed with the durable ABS and metal material. 8 handsome ABS blades. It features a powerful DC motor that runs smoothly and quietly while operating 70% more efficiently than AC motors. The convenient, 6-speed set-up can be controlled locally using the included remote control.

Features:

• 8-ABS blade, acrylic light shade
• Sloped ceiling is  up to 15 degree
• Indoor use only 
• 65/72/84-In fan provides airflow up to 7298-CFM, making it ideal for large rooms 
• Powerful DC motor with 6 speed settings,timing, color temperature change 
• Remote control included for easy adjustments to the speed settings and light output
• Integrated light kit houses bulbs that are 3000K/4500K/6000K 3 color temperature 
• Handheld remote control included, 2pcs AAA batteries not included)

Include:1* ceiling fan,1* remote,1 *manual, 2/3* downrod 

• 65-IN ceiling fan:7" downrod and 12" downrod
• 72-IN ceiling fan:7" downrod and 12" downrod
• 84-IN ceiling fan:6" downrod,12" downrod and 24" downrod

Hand-Held Remote System:

• Six-speed fan control in forward and reverse, Timing function 1/2/4/8 H
• Light/Fan on/off

Room Suggestion: 

• 65/72/84IN Ceiling fan is a great choice for large rooms that over 400 square feet. 
• Recommended indoor applications would be bedrooms, family or great rooms, main suite, loft, gym or exercise areas, garages, barns or warehouses.

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 ceiling