Quorum Lighting - 97215 - Windmill - 72 Inch Ceiling Fan

Amps: .47/.33/.24/.17/.11/.07

• Limited Lifetime Warranty
  
• Rod Length(s): 6.00
  

Windmill Indoor Fan Dimensions

• Diameter: 72" Blade tip to blade tip
  
• Ceiling Fan Dimensions
• Ceiling fan height: 18.50" From ceiling to bottom of the motor hub when using the supplied 6"" down rod.
  
• Blade drop Height: 13.50" From ceiling to the bottom of the fan blades.
  
• Requires a 8' ceiling for proper mounting safety
  
• This fan can be installed on a vaulted ceiling up to 25° with a minimum 18" down rod. 45° adapter available 7-1745-9.
• Maximum optional down rod length is 48"
  

Motor Information

• Strong Efficient DC Motor DC-165L
  
• 6 speeds forward and reverse
  
• The motor is covered under a limited lifetime warranty and is available in 3 designer colors.
  

Fan Blades

• Windmill in the Galvanized finish comes with 15 gorgeous rustic blades.
  
• The blades are a Weathered Oak finish, not reversible.
  
• The blade pitch is 30°
  
• The blades create an optimal airflow of 2826 CFM when used on the highest speed, while using only 37 watts of electricity!
  

Control

• Full function hand held remote control included.
  
• 6 Speeds forward and reverse.
  

Light Kit

• Light kit not included on this fan.
  
• Light kit is available for the Windmill. Options include 1902-9, 1903-9, 1904-9, 1905-86, 1974-9, 1975-9.
  

Room Suggestion

• The Windmill is a great choice for large rooms that over 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.
  

Features

• UL listed for indoor location use.
  
• Available in 3 finishes Black, Oiled Bronze and Galvanized.
  
• Quiet DC motor with included remote control system.
  
• Gorgeous blade design with 15 blades to create a windmill look and style.
  

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.