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Technical prowess meets artful appeal in the leather-wrapped LeatherLuxe Ceiling Fan from The Modern Fan Company. Designer Dave Ellis finds the perfect balance between his artisanal informed aesthetic and the highly efficient character of The Modern Fan Company. The refined nature of this piece and its included 3 and 14 gloss white down rods make it a versatile complement to your rooms architecture. Its soft leather wrap further underlines the cohesiveness this piece offers, as its fine stitching and lustrous surface can complement other leather furnishings in your room. A trio of CNC milled Paulownia wood blades complete the neat silhouette with subtle contouring that provides refined looks and great air circulating capabilities. Your choice of remote offers easy access to a light switch, reverse function, and six-speed settings. At any range of speed, the blades cut across the air to provide a comforting ambiance.

In 1997, The Modern Fan Company was founded by Ron Rezek to produce ceiling fans that provide superior air circulation, comfort and energy efficiency for contemporary-minded homeowners and design professionals. Having originated the contemporary ceiling fan genre, The Modern Fan Company remains the only company of its kind, committed exclusively to modern ceiling fan design.

Features

• 6-speed, reversible DC motor
• Die cast aluminum construction with leather wrap
• 54 span, solid wood blades
• Includes 3 and 14 down rods; longeroptionsalso available
• Optional LED light: 17W, 90 CRI, 3000K, 1530 lumens (dimmable) behind opal glass diffuser; adds 0.75 to length of fan; CA Title 24 (JA8) compliant
• Slope compatible up to 33;adapteravailable for slopes up to 45
• Designed by Dave Ellis
• ETL listed for dry locations
• Weight: 13.0 lbs (5.9 kgs)

High Speed Performance Data:
Based on DOE standardized test method (installed with 3 down rod).

RPM: 205
CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute): 5,332
Watts (fan only): 30.1
CFM/Watt: 177

Energy Guide Data:
Representing weighted averages of high speed and low speedperformance based on DOE/FTC standardized reporting criteria. Assumes typical use (excluding light).

Average Energy Use: 19 Watts
Average Airflow: 3,486 CFM
Yearly Energy Cost: $5.00
Average Efficiency: 159 CFM/Watt