Ceiling fans are an essential addition to any home, providing numerous benefits beyond mere aesthetics. The Alocasia Bronze 80W AC Ceiling Fan is designed to enhance the comfort and style of your home while significantly reducing energy costs. This model features a sleek bronze metal finish with durable ABS blades, ensuring it complements the interior design of your space. It's equipped with a 3-speed remote control for convenient operation and a powerful 80W AC motor that offers effective airflow across rooms up to 4m x 4m in size.
Features:
- Bronze Finish with Faded ABS Blades
- Diameter: 1320mm
- Height (Including Rod): 360mm
- 3 Speed Remote and Receiver Included - AAA Batteries for remote not included
- 80W AC Motor
- Airflow: 170.7M³/Min
- Not Suitable for Coastal Conditions
- Suitable Room Size: 4m x 4m
- Voltage: 220V
- 2 Year Warranty
- Must be installed by a qualified electrician otherwise warranty will no longer be valid
- GX53 LED - Only Compatible with Palmetto and Alocasia Ceiling Fan Light Kits
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Wattage: 12W
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Lumens: 1000 Lumens
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Kelvin: Cool White 4000K and Warm White 3000K
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Diameter: 152mm
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Dimmable - 3 Step Dimming
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Voltage: 220V
- 2 Year Warranty
Receiver pairing for ceiling fan 1:
- Turn off both ceiling fans at the mains supply to the receiver
- Install the 2 x 1.5 AAA batteries in the compartment. Please make sure that these have been inserted the correct way.
- Turn on the power to receiver 1, keep the power off to receiver 2 (each ceiling fan must have its own switch so that the ceiling fan that needs to be paired with the receiver will be on)
- Press and hold the power button on remote 1 for 3 seconds
- Turn on and change the speed of ceiling fan 1 by the remote to check the operation has been successful.
Receiver pairing for ceiling fan 2:
- Turn off both ceiling fans 1 and 2 via the mains supply to the receiver
- Install the 2 x 1.5 AAA batteries in the compartment. Please make sure that the polarity of the battery is correct.
- Turn on the power to receiver 2, keep the power off to receiver 1 (each ceiling fan must have its own switch so that the ceiling fan that needs to be paired with the receiver will be on)
