Westinghouse 7234220 Xavier II 52-Inch Five-Blade Indoor Ceiling Fan with Three Spot Lights, Brushed Nickel with Gun Metal Accents
Add a unique and dynamic focal point to any room with the Westinghouse Xavier II Ceiling Fan. The brushed nickel finish with gun metal accents provides a contemporary look, while the graphite and weathered maple reversible blades make it easy to match or change your room’s decor. The Xavier II’s three spotlights let you direct light where you need it, and its three fan speeds (high/medium/low) and reversible switch help you stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
The Westinghouse Xavier II ceiling fan is backed by a lifetime motor warranty and a two-year warranty on all other parts. Product reference number 72342.
Product Features
- Indoor 52-Inch 5-Blade ceiling fan; ideal for rooms up to 360 Square Feet (18 by 20-Feet)
- 153-MM by 15-mm silicon steel motor with triple capacitor; 3 fan speeds (high/medium/low); reversible switch for year-round use
- Airflow: 5063 CFM; Energy Usage: 67-Watt without lights; Airflow Efficiency: 76 CFM per-Watt
- Includes 78-Inch lead wire, 3/4-Inch by 4-Inch down rod, and three GU10 MR16 halogen 50-Watt bulbs
- Lifetime motor warranty; 2-Year warranty on all other parts
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I bought the black blades. When they first came, I thought they had sent the gun metal color because it is not a black-black or dark black (if you will). When I exchanged it and saw the same shade came again and I realized That was the way they were supposed to look. At least that’s what I think, unless they sent the wrong ones twice.Anyway, it still looks good. The lights do not give off as much light as I would have hoped because they are small, but I learned that moving them around to…
We really like the look of these fans, so we bought three of them. They are just a little different from most of the fans we’ve seen in stores around town. The lights are very bright, but can be adjusted to point in specific directions. For example we pointed one at the painting hanging above our fireplace. So, we have a fan and it also helps illuminate an important piece of art.Con: one of them seems a little unstable. It wobbles a little on high, but it’s not terrible and my…