Ceiling fan 15 watt and 40 watt light fitting combined Tri colour.
Comes with remote to control light out put, dimming, speed, timer reverse function. Surface mount with low profile only 146mm deep.
Power factor 0.9. Fan 6 speed DC motor. Comes with a remote, the light is very bright on high – 4300 lumens Cool White at 40 watts, the CCT is selected via the remote.
The fan is quite powerful, can be reversed and slowed right down to very low. It doesn’t blow everywhere like a ceiling fan does, but in smaller a room would give good circulation. Similar to a pedestal fan.
Perfect for a small bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, pantry, office.
Not rated for covered outdoors but, the fitting is very light so could easily be installed under sandwich panel roofs over a dining table or seating.
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