Fanco Sanctuary DC 70" White/Teak Ceiling Fan with LED Light

Fanco Sanctuary DC 70" Ceiling Fan with CCT LED Light – White with Teak Blades

The Sanctuary DC Ceiling fan comprises of 3 timber blades spanning 70 inches and finished in a beautiful white. The design is stunning and a perfect fit for wide-open indoor and outdoor covered areas (as well as coastal locations). It comes with a 5-speed remote which also includes reverse and timer functionality. This fan comes with a 24w CCT LED Light which is switchable between Warm White 3000K, Natural White 4000K and Daylight 6000K colour temperatures. This light has 8 step dimming and dimming level memory so that when the fan is turned off and on – the same light settings will be retained.

Indoor/Outdoor (Undercover)
Suitable for coastal areas
Suitable for angled ceilings with a pitch of up to 15 degrees
5 selectable speeds
Energy efficient DC motor
Fully reversible for Summer/Winter use
Comes with easy to use remote control
24W CCT LED Light (Switchable between Warm White 3000K – 1435lm, Natural White 4000K – 1474lm, Daylight 6000K – 1461lm)
8-step dimmable
Anti corrosive paint applied to all metal components & waterproof sealer on timber blades

**Fan & components must be installed by Qualified Persons**
**Please Note: For outdoor installations – the Sanctuary is to be a minimum of 1.5m from the edge of the roof /eaves under all circumstances.
**Please ensure that a 70cm distance is kept from the tip of the blades to walls/edge of roof/ceiling beams.

Sanctuary disclaimer: This model comes with x2 models in the box. A 125mm rod and 250mm rod. Because the Sanctuary has a longer than average ceiling to blade drop of (322mm drop with 125mm rod/447mm drop with 250mm rod), and a wider than average blade span, we don’t recommend installing it on ceilings under 2.7m high. This fan should be positioned to allow at least a 70cm clearance between the tip of the blades and the walls, edge of roof or ceiling beams. Please note that for outdoor installations, the fan must be installed at a minimum of 1.5 metres from the edge of the roof.