Cool times II. Add retro-industrial appeal indoors or out with the dual-headed Tref Eilian damp-rated cage ceiling fan. Two heavy-duty, three-speed motors crank out the airflow, as twin cage fans tilt 80 degrees around the integrated, but optional, light kit. The fan also has a third motor that operates the rotation of the two motors in a 360 degree fashion. Choose from Aged Bonze Textured or Stainless Steel finishes.

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

Bellows II Indoor/Outdoor Ceiling Fan Dimensions

• Diameter: 48" (outside of cage); Height: 17.5" (From Ceiling to Bottom of the motor housing when used with supplied 4" down rod).  Requires a minimum ceiling height of 8' 6" for proper safety clearance. Housing Width 11.54".
• Blade Height: From Ceiling to the top of the cage 10.77" (When using the 4" supplied Rod)
• Motor Width: 12.93"
• Canopy Diameter 5.91"

Motor Information

• Two - 82x25 mm AC motors with 3 speeds. The motor is covered under a limited lifetime warranty and is available is 2 colors.
• A third motor controls the rotation of the 2 motors in a 360° fashion.
• The Bellows II fan uses AC current motors that create more power and torque.

Fan Blades

• Comes with 6 steel blades. 3 on each motor
• The blades feature a 7° pitch, creating a optimal airflow of 3411 CFM when used on the highest speed. 

Control

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

Light Kit

• The Bellows II comes with a light kit. 
• Light Kit: 2 - 9watt CFL (fluorescent) medium base E27 bulbs included. LED bulbs with a standard E27 base could be used in the light kit as well (sold separately).
• Blank cover included for non-light use.

Room Suggestion

• The Bellows II is great for small or large indoor and 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
• 80° Tilt and 360° Rotating feature for maximum coverage. 
• Adjustable arm for angle of airflow.
• Retro Industrial design

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.