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Harbor Breeze Sail Stream 52 in Nickel LED Indoor Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Remote (3 Blade) Vinyl Tile Flooring Peel and Stick one 0880 20 M18 2 Gal one 0880 20 M18 2 Gal 875 Cuts Through Metal Collection Name Sail Stream Fan Diameter (Inches) 52 Downrod Length (Inches) 0 Number of Blades 3 Reversible Blades No Blade Finish Silver Blade Color Gray Reversible Blade Color N A Housing Color Finish Nickel Light Kit With Light Number of Bulbs Required 0 Number of Lights 1 Light Bulb Base Type LED Recommended Light Bulb Shape LED Maximum Bulb Wattage 0 Bulb Type LED Remote Control Included Yes High Speed Electricity Use (Watts) 0 Mounting Options Flush mount Reverse Air Flow Yes Motor Type AC Motor Angle Mount Capable No Dual Fan Heads No Wattage Equivalent 70 Warranty Limited lifetime ARB265W Exclusive Yes Remote Control Handheld Package Quantity 1 Type Standard Light Kit Type Integrated Commercial Residential Commercial Residential ENERGY STAR Certified No Airflow (CFM) 2050 App Compatibility No Bluetooth Compatibility No Voice Controlled No Wi Fi Compatibility No Works with Amazon Alexa No Works with Android No Works with Apple HomeKit No Works with the Google Assistant No Works with SmartThings No Works with iOS No Frosted Glass Yes Indoor Outdoor Indoor Maximum Height (Inches) 14 Shade Material Glass Bulb(s) Included No Fixture Finish Brushed For Use in Kitchens Yes Number of Speeds 3 Oscillating No Glass Type N A Fixture Color Family Nickel Minimum Height (Inches) 14 For Use in Bedrooms Yes For Use in Bathrooms No Outdoor Usage Rating N A Suggested Room Size Large Room (up to 400 sq Contemporary 3 blade ceiling fan can make a great update to any room Integrated LED light kit Brushed nickel finish Limited lifetime warranty
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