Craftmade Lighting - BW321 - Bellows III - 21 Inch Rotating Cage Ceiling Fan

Introducing the ultimate industrial Retro-chic rotating cage fan, indoors or out. Ceiling-mounted with a 4inch downrod, the uber-cool Bellows III is equipped with a 90-degree tilt feature, 21inch blades, 360 degree rotation, and a powerful 3-speed reversible motor.

• No. of Rods: 1
• Rod Length(s): 4.00
• Warranty: Limited Lifetime

Bellows III Indoor/Outdoor Ceiling or Wall Fan Dimensions

• Diameter: 21" (outside of cage); Height: 24.3" (From Ceiling to Bottom of the motor cage). Requires a minimum ceiling height of 9' 6" for proper safety clearance. Housing Width 5.91".
• Canopy Diameter 5.91". This ceiling fan can be mounted on the ceiling or wall.

Motor Information

• 82x65 mm AC motor with 3 speeds. The motor is covered under a limited lifetime warranty and is available is 2 colors.
• The Bellows III fan uses a AC current motor that creates more power and torque. While still only using only 42 watts of electricity!

Fan Blades

• Comes with 3 steel blades. 18" Blade sweep.
• The blades feature a 7° pitch, creating a optimal airflow of 2379 CFM when used on the highest speed. 

Control

• Wall/hand held Control with 3 speed and rotating functions included.

Light Kit

• The Bellows III does not come with a light kit and is not light adaptable.

Room Suggestion

• The Bellows III is great for small indoor or outdoor spaces, such as a family room, bedroom, exercise room or gym, patio, porch or bar area.

Features

• Damp rated for outdoor use.
• Available in 2 different finishes
• 90° Titlt and 360° Rotating feature for maximum coverage from a small fan. 
• Can be mounted on the wall or ceiling.
• Adjustable arm for angle of airflow.

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.