This 52 inch Brushed Stainless Steel ceiling fan from the Ridley collection takes a minimalist approach to styling that will impact any space in your home. Integrated LED lighting makes it energy efficient too.

• Bulb Shape: Integrated
• Dimmable: Yes

Ridley II Indoor Ceiling Fan Dimensions

• Diameter: 52"
• Height: 16.25" (From Ceiling to Bottom of the light kit when using supplied 4.5" down rod). Requires a minimum ceiling height of 8' 6" for proper safety clearance.
• Blade Drop 13.25"
• Housing Width 6.75"
• Canopy Diameter 5.75"
• This ceiling fan can be mounted on a vaulted ceiling up to 30°. Slope adapter available up to 60° 337005SBK
• 4.5" 1"OD down rod included

Motor Information

• Strong efficient AC Motor.
• 3 speeds forward and reverse.
• The motor is covered under a limited lifetime warranty and is available in 4 designer colors. 
• The motor uses an efficient 50 watts at the high speed.

Fan Blades

• Ridley II Natural Brass comes with 5 Cherry finish blades.
• The blades feature a 14° pitch, creating a optimal airflow of 4388 CFM when used on the highest speed.

Control

• 3 Speed Wall control system included.
• 3 speed forward and reverse. Manual reverse button located on the motor housing.
• DC cooltouch remote system adaptable 337214TR.

Light Kit

• Led Light kit included
• Wattage: 17
• Lumens: 1600
• CRI 80
• Color Temperature: 3000K
• Etched Cased Opal Glass
• Led lamp is dimmable
• Finishing cap included for non light use

Room Suggestion

• The Ridley II is a good choice for medium to large indoor spaces that are up to 400 square feet. Such as a great room, family room, main suite, bedroom, loft, kitchen or gym.

Features

• UL listed for indoor and outdoor damp locations
• Available in 3 different finishes, White, Satin Black and Polished Nickel
• Large ceiling fan with excellent air movement
• Soft modern curves with large propeller style blades
• Indoor or Outdoor rated
• Remote control adaptable
• Imari 65" hanging weight is 26.4lbs

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.