Light Cap Kit - Metallic Matte Bronze

A light kit cap covers the light‑kit opening on a fan, giving a clean look if you don’t need the light. It also seals the cavity against dust.

Use a cap designed for your fan series to ensure the correct diameter and attachment method. Universal caps may not align with the housing.

Removing a heavy light kit can slightly reduce vibration, but airflow is essentially unchanged. The cap mostly affects appearance and maintenance.

Order the matching finish from your fan maker for the closest color match (e.g., matte black, brushed nickel, bronze, white).

Power off, remove the light kit, cap the leads per code, and secure the cap using the provided screws or bayonet fittings. Do not pinch wires.

Sticking with OEM parts helps preserve listing and warranty. Third‑party caps can be fine, but verify fit and instructions.

Yes—most fans let you add a light kit later. Keep original hardware and wire leads accessible inside the canopy per the manual.

Choose caps labeled for the same rating as the fan (dry/damp/wet). For outdoor use, ensure gaskets and finishes are weather‑resistant.

Proper caps conceal wiring and close openings. Use wire nuts and strain relief as specified, and keep the equipment ground intact.

Clean with a soft cloth; avoid abrasives. Touch‑up pens from the manufacturer can help with small finish nicks.