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Phaze Energy Star 5 52"Ceiling Fan in Mulltiple FinishesModern and minimalist, the Phaze Energy Star 5 52" features a sleek five blade design powered by an energy efficient, 3 speed, reversible DC motor, integrated lighting with non dimmable LED bulbs included. Width: 52. 00" Height: 16. 73" Length: 52. 00" Weight: 14. 99 lb Airflow: 4644 CFM Electricity Use: 15 W Airflow Efficiency: 242 CFM W 5 Blades Blade Finish: Walnut Dark Oak Bulbs: 2 x 16. 00W A19 E26 3000K, Included
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