Downrod Coupler - Metallic Matte Bronze

A coupler joins two downrods to reach extra‑tall ceilings. Use one when a single downrod isn’t long enough or when you need to fine‑tune height.

Match thread size and rod diameter (commonly 3/4" or 1/2"), and stay within the same brand/system whenever possible for thread pitch and fit.

Quality couplers are engineered to meet load requirements, but a single continuous downrod is ideal when available. Follow the manufacturer’s maximum length guidance.

Manufacturers publish maximum overall downrod lengths and the number of couplers allowed—exceeding those can introduce sway or void listings.

Feed conductors through the downrods and coupler without pinching; use fish tape and avoid scraping insulation on set screws. Maintain an equipment ground through the joint.

Properly tightened set screws and true alignment prevent wobble. Balance the fan after installation and verify that the canopy and mounting bracket are rigid.

Yes—provided the slope kit and ball/downrod interface remain within rated angles. Keep the coupler clear of canopy hardware during rotation.

Choose powder‑coated or marine‑grade finishes and stainless hardware where applicable. Inspect joints periodically for corrosion.

Torque set screws per spec and use thread‑locker if recommended. Keep the safety cable continuous and secured to structure per the manual.

Some brands require original accessories for warranty/UL compliance. Check your fan maker’s documentation before using third‑party couplers.