Maxim Lighting - 89909FTSNBK - Basic-Max - 52 Inch Indoor Ceiling Fan with Light Kit III

A contemporary, yet transitional look at economical pricing, the Trio fan is finished in Satin Nickel with 3 straight fan blades in Black on one side and silver on the other side. The fan is powered by a wall control included as well as LED JA8 compliant bulbs also included.

• Canopy Included: Yes
• Canopy Diameter: 5.00
• Shade Included: Yes
• Shade Dimensions: 2.50

Trio Indoor Fan Dimensions

• Diameter: 52" Blade tip to blade tip 
• Ceiling fan height: 12.5" From ceiling to bottom of the light kit when installed with included 4" down rod.
• Ceiling canopy width: 5"
• Requires a 8' ceiling for proper mounting safety.
• Trio can be mounted on a vaulted ceiling.
• Hanging weight is 13.89 lbs.

Motor Information

• AC current motor 
• 3 speeds forward and reverse
• Trio is available in 2 designer colors. Satin Nickel and Black.

Fan Blades

• Trio Satin Nickel comes with 3 modern straight line blades.
• The blades are reversible, Black on one side, Silver on the other.
• The blade pitch is 12°. 
• This fan has an optimal airflow of 5236 CFM when used on the highest speed, while using only 53 watts of electricity!

Control

• Wall mounted slider control included.
• Lights on/off, 3 speeds.
• Manual reverse switch located on the motor housing.
• Universal remote control adaptable for hand held use.

Light Kit

• Light kit is included on the fan.
• Included led bulbs, 2 X 9watt
• Watts: 18 total
• Lumens: 1600
• Glass White Frosted

Room Suggestion

• The Trio 52" is recommended for large rooms up to 400 sqft.
• Indoor applications would include bedrooms, main suite, family room, great room, loft, office, gym or exercise area.

Features

• UL listed for indoor locations
• Available in 2 finishes
• Simple modern design with a 3 blade propeller look.
• Wall control included
• Economical pricing for a modern updated style fan.

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.