Craftmade Monroe 52" 2 or 4 Blade Ceiling Fan with Remote Control - Blade Selection Required

The Monroe is a modern recreation of the elegant ceiling fans that graced fine homes and luxury hotels in the 1890s. The vast blade selections let you create a two or four blade fan, ranging from 54 inches to 72 inches in diameter. The Monroe is
a stunning accessory in formal settings.

Included Components:

• Energy Saving DC Motor
• Remote control
• 6" downrod
• Wall control

Features:

• Lifetime limited motor warranty
• Energy efficient motor

Blade Specifications:

• Number of Blades: 2 or 4
• Blade Span: 52"
• Blade Pitch: 14 degrees
• Blades Included: No
• Reversible Blades: No

Motor Specifications:

• Reversible Motor: Yes
• Speeds: 6
• Voltage: 120v
• CFM (high): 6892
• Motor Type: DC Motor

DC Motor Performance Features:

• Saves 75% more energy versus AC motors
• 6 speed control settings
• Single button reverse settings
• Reaches maximum operating speed quicker than AC motors
• Easy to sync in multiple fan installations (no dip switches in the receiving unit)
• Light weight construction for easier installation

Sloped Ceiling Specifications:

• Sloped ceiling compatible (Up to 30°)
• For ceilings with slope from 35° to 45°, use the 45AD angled ceiling adapter

High or Low Ceiling Specifications:

• The MNR52 is designed for installation on standard 8 to 9 foot ceilings. If your ceiling is higher, you'll need to purchase an additional downrod. The rule of thumb is that ceiling fans should have a minimum of 7 feet and a maximum of 9 feet of clearance between the bottom of the fan and the floor in order to circulate air efficiently. If you have a low ceiling, purchase the CMA flush mount adapter to reduce the hanging height of your fan.
• Downrod Size(s): 6"

Suggested Downrod Lengths:

• 9 Foot Ceiling: 6" - 12"
• 10 Foot Ceiling: 12" - 18"
• 11 Foot Ceiling: 18" - 24"
• 12 Foot Ceiling: 24" - 36"
• 13 Foot Ceiling: 36" - 48"
• 14 Foot Ceiling: 48" - 60"
• 15 Foot Ceiling: 60" - 72"
• For ceiling heights greater than 15 feet, you'll need to purchase the downrod coupler to join two downrods together.