Ceiling Fan with Light, Quiet Dimmable Ceiling Light, 108W and 15W, 6-Speed, With Remote Control

Ceiling Fan with Light, Quiet Dimmable Ceiling Light, 108W and 15W, 6-Speed, With Remote Control Description

Ceiling fan with light, remote control, app control, dimmable lighting, night light mode, 6-speed wind adjustment, reverse rotation, and timer function. The ceiling light and fan can be operated separately or at the same time according to your needs.

Stepless dimming lets you adjust the light freely by remote control or app. It offers three colour temperatures, 3000K, 4500K, and 6000K, with soft light, no flicker, and a comfortable lighting effect designed to help reduce eye strain.

Quiet fan motor with frequency conversion technology provides low-noise operation during use. The fan includes 6 speed levels, supports forward and reverse rotation, and can be adjusted to suit different airflow needs.

Independent operation and practical timing functions make daily use more flexible. The ceiling light and fan can run independently or together, and the timer shut-off mode can be set for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 hours, with a 24-hour timer function available. The remote control and app provide a control range of up to 20 metres. For first-time use, press and hold the PAIR CODE button within 3 seconds after powering on until the beep confirms successful pairing.

Made from aluminium, wrought iron, ABS fan blades, and an acrylic lampshade, this ceiling fan with light is easy to clean and suitable for seasonal storage. The ABS fan blades can be removed for winter storage, and the acrylic lampshade can be wiped with a dry cloth after the power is disconnected. Colour: white. Size: 85 x 56 x 18 cm. Power: ceiling light 108W, ceiling fan 15W. Luminous flux: 6000lm. Lighting area: 15-20 square metres. Product weight: about 3 kg. Service life: 50,000 hours. Package includes 1 ceiling fan with light, 1 remote control, and 1 user manual. Note: there may be slight differences in size due to manual measurement, and minor colour differences may occur because of lighting during photography.