Diane 16 Inch Oscillating Directional Ceiling Fan, Brushed Nickel with Barn Wood Blades
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About this item
About this item
- Airflow: 1441 CFM (Low) / 2152 CFM (High)
- Motor Type: AC Motor
- Environment Rating: Damp Location
- Controls: Includes remote control
- Oscillation: 90° forward and reverse
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Description
Description
Matthews Diane 16'' Ceiling Fan — Brushed Nickel
The Matthews Diane ceiling fan, model DI-BN-WDBW, features a 16'' blade span with a decorative cage design in a Brushed Nickel finish. This fan includes an AC motor and is rated for damp locations, making it suitable for various indoor environments. The Diane fan is designed for maximum airflow with a sweeping 90° forward and reverse oscillation, ideal for improving HVAC efficiency in small or awkward spaces.
Key Features
- Blade Span: 16 inches
- Number of Blades: 3
- Motor Type: AC Motor
- Environment Rating: Damp Location
- Oscillation: 90° forward and reverse
- Airflow: 1441 CFM (Low) / 2152 CFM (High)
- Efficiency: 44 CFM/Watt (High)
- Control: Remote control included
- Construction: Cast aluminum and heavy stamped steel
- Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Construction & Design
The Diane fan is constructed from cast aluminum and heavy stamped steel, featuring a decorative cage and solid wood blades in a barn wood tone finish. The fan's design is both functional and stylish, suitable for a variety of interior decors.
Advanced Control Features
The fan includes a black 3-speed RF remote control for convenient operation. An optional Decora-style 3-speed wall control is available.
Electrical & Installation
The fan operates at 110 or 220 volts and is compatible with sloped ceilings up to 29°. It includes a 10-inch downrod, with additional lengths available for customization.
Fan Performance
The Diane fan delivers a soothing white noise ambiance with an airflow efficiency of 44 CFM/Watt at high speed, making it both effective and energy-efficient.
What's Included
- 10-inch downrod
- Black 3-speed RF remote control
- Vaulted ceiling canopy
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Returns: We offer a 60-day return window for most items. Products must be in their original, unused condition with all packaging. Exclusions: Special orders, clearance, and custom items.
Frequently Asked Questions
How high should a ceiling fan be from the floor?
How high should a ceiling fan be from the floor?
For residential fans, safety codes require a minimum clearance of 7.5 feet under the blades. If you are installing an industrial-rated fan, a minimum of 10 feet is required. For ceilings higher than 12 feet, hang your fan at least one-third the distance to the floor while maintaining that 7.5-foot minimum clearance. For optimal performance, a height of 9–10 feet is ideal.
How many blades are best for a ceiling fan?
How many blades are best for a ceiling fan?
Airflow is determined by a combination of factors including motor size, blade pitch, and blade materials. Instead of counting blades, compare fans using their standardized Airflow (CFM) and Airflow Efficiency (CFM per Watt) ratings. A higher CFM means more air is moved, while higher efficiency means more air movement per watt of electricity used.
What is a "Hugger" or Low Profile fan?
What is a "Hugger" or Low Profile fan?
A hugger fan is designed to be installed flush against the ceiling without a downrod. These should be used exclusively in rooms with a ceiling height of 8 feet or less to maximize headroom while maintaining safe clearance.
Can I put a regular ceiling fan outside?
Can I put a regular ceiling fan outside?
No. You must use an outdoor-rated fixture. Use Damp Rated fans for covered areas like screened porches, and Wet Rated fans for exposed structures like pergolas where the fan will be in direct contact with rain or snow.
Can I use a dimmer switch with my ceiling fan?
Can I use a dimmer switch with my ceiling fan?
Do not use a standard wall dimmer for the fan motor, as it can cause humming or permanent motor damage. You must use a specialized Fan Speed Control or the remote control specifically designed for that model.
