VONLUCE 52-Inch Waterproof Ceiling Fan with Lights and Remote Control - Quiet Reversible DC Motor for Indoor/Outdoor Use (Walnut)

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• 【IP45 Waterproof Outdoor Ceiling Fan with Light】Our Outdoor Gazebo Fan features an IP45 waterproof rating and a newly upgraded shade design that makes the bulb waterproof and moisture-resistant to withstand all types of weather, suitable for farmhouse, bedroom, patios, porch or other indoor outdoor spaces. Our 52 inch outdoor ceiling fan with light has A energy efficiency rating, which can avoid 80% of electricity loss compared with traditional fans.
• 【Ceiling Fans with Remote】All operations can be controlled by the remote control, adjust fan speed with 6 levels, select light color temperature (stepless adjustments over 3000 to 6500K color temperature and 10 to 100% brightness), and supports timer (1/4/8 hours) sleep shutdown, on/off. The fan and light can be turned on separately.
• 【Quiet & Reversible DC Motor】This ceiling fan is designed for light sleepers, brings you comfortable sleeping with a quiet living environment. The high quality & high speed motor brings a perfect wind experience, this ceiling fan with remote control offers 6 adjustable speeds of reversible rotation, making it cool in summer and warm in winter. And the volume when the fan is running is as low as 35dB. More suitable for families with babies or the elderly. Super quiet, only the wind.
• - This modern ceiling fan with light can be installed on a 10° sloping ceiling and comes with 5"/10" lower rods.
• - Suitable for outdoor spaces, this damp-rated ceiling fan is perfect for patios, workshops, breezeways, gazebos, and pergolas.
• - Detailed instructions and installation videos are provided to assist with installation.
• 【Memory Function】Our ceiling fan has a memory function, you can turn it on and off quickly with the remote control. The fan will remember the status of light and wind speed every time it runs (more than 10S). When you turn on the fan again by the remote control switch, the fan will run in the state it was in before the last shutdown.