Meet 80 Inch Ceiling Fans w/ Lights & Remote Control
An 80 inch span moves air across a wide patio or a shop floor that a smaller fan cannot reach. The blades reverse and the light dims, so one fixture earns its place all year.
This is an 80 inch ceiling fan with an integrated light and a remote. The span is wide enough for a large covered patio, a shop floor or an open living room where a smaller fan only stirs the air near the middle.
It mounts flush and sits low, and the blades reverse, so it can push air down in summer and pull it up the rest of the year. The light dims from the remote. The housing is sealed and the fittings are corrosion resistant, and the materials are chosen to resist mildew and staining rather than to hide it, so it holds up in the damp air of a covered outdoor space.
Mounting hardware is included, and installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable replacing a standard ceiling fixture.
Meet 80 Inch Ceiling Fans w/ Lights & Remote Control
An 80 inch span moves air across a wide patio or a shop floor that a smaller fan cannot reach. The blades reverse and the light dims, so one fixture earns its place all year.
At 80 inches this fan is built to move air across a large covered patio, porch or industrial style room without leaving dead spots. The wood grain finish reads warm against wood, stone and composite decking.
Reversible airflow pulls warm air down in cooler months and pushes a cooling breeze through in summer, so the fan earns its keep year round. Remote control lets you switch direction without a ladder.
The housing is sealed and the fittings resist corrosion, so the fan holds up through years of sun and damp rather than a single season. It goes in where a standard ceiling fixture would, and the mounting hardware comes in the box.
This is an 80 inch ceiling fan with an integrated light and a remote. The span is wide enough for a large covered patio, a shop floor or an open living room where a smaller fan only stirs the air near the middle.
It mounts flush and sits low, and the blades reverse, so it can push air down in summer and pull it up the rest of the year. The light dims from the remote. The housing is sealed and the fittings are corrosion resistant, and the materials are chosen to resist mildew and staining rather than to hide it, so it holds up in the damp air of a covered outdoor space.
Mounting hardware is included, and installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable replacing a standard ceiling fixture.
Wipe the blades and the housing with a dry or barely damp cloth, working from the center out. Do not hose the fan down or spray it, since the motor and the light are electrical. Cut the power first, and check that the mount is still snug at the start of each season.
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It suits large covered patios, porches and open plan rooms where a standard size fan would leave the space feeling under powered, so measure your ceiling span before ordering.
Yes, it is rated for both indoor and outdoor use, including covered patios, porches and industrial style interiors.
Reversing the blades pulls warm air down in winter and pushes a cooling breeze down in summer, so one fan handles both seasons.
The integrated light is dimmable from the remote, so you can take it from bright task light down to a soft glow for evenings.
Yes. The housing is sealed and the fittings are corrosion resistant, and the materials resist mildew and staining rather than just hide it, so the damp air of a covered space does not shorten its life. Leaving it up through the colder months is fine as long as the mounting spot stays under cover.
It mounts close to the ceiling, which is what makes it workable in a room or a covered bay without much headroom. Measure your ceiling height and compare the diameter listed on this page against the span of the space before you order.
A standard outdoor rated ceiling box with the mounting hardware included. The box has to be braced for a fan rather than a light, so check the fixing point and bring in an electrician if there is no suitable box there.
Treat it as one. Blades this long are unwieldy overhead on your own, so line up a helper and a stable platform. The sequence itself is straightforward once the housing is up.
Yes. The color and pattern are chosen to sit well against wood, stone and composite surfaces alike, so it works over a patio as readily as it does in a room.
A hose or a damp cloth, taken one blade at a time from a stable platform. Nothing on it needs seasonal treatment, sealing or refinishing, so cleaning is the whole of the upkeep.
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