The Indoor Ceiling Fan moves some serious air with its 72 IN blade span, while its DC motor consumes up to 70% less energy than standard AC. It includes traditional Light, and a remote to control it's six forward and reverse speeds.  Its low speed setting is perfect for sleeping, while medium speed is ideal for daily use.Control the fan with ease using the included convenient remote control, which features six speeds and a timer option of 1/2/4/8 hours. With easy installation and a worry-free warranty, this 72 inches large ceiling fan is perfect for any room in your home space.

• LED light with white shade, satin nickel body with 8 white ABS Blades
• Energy Efficient DC Motor, no noise
• Sloped ceiling is up to 10 degree
• Max Airflow is 12000 CFM
• Indoor use only such as bedroom, living room, dining room
• Remote control included for easy adjustments to the speed settings, light color temperature and timer, fan reverse
• Includes a 24-Watt LED light kit that casts light in 3 color temperatures: warm white (3000K), natural light (4500K) and daylight(6000K)
• Handheld remote control included, 2pcs AAA batteries （not included)
• Includes: 7 downrod and 12" downrod , diameter: Φ1"
• Notice: if you need longer downrod, please choose Width 1" down rod)
• Includes: Hand-Held Remote 
• Suitable for Great Rooms over 400 square feet  

Hand-Held Remote System:

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

If you need a longer downrod, please contact us 

Room Suggestion :

• 72IN 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 ceilings.