Oliver 62" LED Smart Fan - Matte Black with Heritage Brass Accents

Match diameter to room size: small rooms ~44–48", larger spaces 52–60+". Use the manufacturer’s sizing guide to ensure adequate coverage.

Maintain at least 7 ft from floor to blades (more if code requires) and keep about 18 in. from walls or sloped ceilings. Use a downrod to position blades at ~8–9 ft.

Blade count influences look and minor noise, but airflow depends more on span, pitch, and motor. A well‑designed 3–5 blade fan can move plenty of air.

CFM (cubic feet per minute) measures airflow at top speed. Compare CFM and efficiency (CFM/W) between models to gauge performance.

AC fans are widely compatible with wall controls; DC fans are quieter and more efficient with finer speed steps but require their own controllers.

Pull chains are simple; wall controls keep walls tidy; remotes add convenience; smart controls bring schedules and voice. Choose what fits your wiring and lifestyle.

Use a slope kit for angled ceilings and choose a downrod that sets blades around 8–9 ft above the floor. Verify maximum slope rating.

Use damp‑rated for humidity and wet‑rated for exposure to water (e.g., covered or open porches). Pair with rated light kits and hardware.

Yes—use the reverse switch. In summer, run downward airflow to feel cooler; in winter, gentle updraft can recirculate warm air from the ceiling.

Tighten hardware, use a fan‑rated box, balance blades with the kit provided, and verify the bracket is level and rigid.