Spitfire DC Smart Flushmount Ceiling Fan
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Great buying process, even better fan
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Lumens made it incredibly easy to customize and select the exact options I needed for the Spitfire DC fan. The whole purchase was smooth, delivery was fast, and the fan is fantastic. Very happy with this purchase!
Beautiful, subtle design and whisper quiet
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Love the streamlined design that is modern and subtle. Ceiling fans make a room much more comfortable, yet they can easily overpower the room visually, especially in rooms with standard 8 ft ceilings. This model is the perfect blend of form and function in a matte white finish that blends into the ceiling, but still delivers a striking silhouette. The whisper-quiet DC motor uses significantly less power to operate the fan - 75% less electricity than comparable AC motor fans I considered. This fan came with three down rod lengths and a flush mount canopy, which is stylishly slim and not squat like some models. The total height of the fan with the flush mount option is 9.65" - considerably less than others and ideal for lower ceilings. Shipped in three boxes, arrived in pristine condition, and was easy to assemble. Installation was relatively easy, but I needed assistance in the final step to get the fan aligned, lifted, and twisted into the flush mount to lock in place. The only thing I don't love is the fan controls on the remote. Instead of six speed buttons like in older versions, it has two up/down buttons to control fan speed. While incremental control is cool, I guess, it seems like it takes 47 click to go from low to high. I appreciated the simplicity of the prior setup. #sweepstakes
Fanimation Fans
Tom Frampton began his ceiling fan career in 1973, working under Burton A. Burton of Casablanca Fans. In 1984, Frampton started his own ceiling fan company, Fanimation, working out of his garage in Pasadena until demand for his product outgrew the space. He moved the company to Indiana in 1994, took on some more workers and hit the ground running with his culturally inspired ceiling fan designs. The company is now run by his son, Nathan Frampton.
