RV Ceiling Fan 12V 42x22 Brushed Nickel Finish

Description

The base has a brushed nickel finish. Details: br Dimensions: 40”W x 5¼”H br Color of base: Brushed Nickel finish br Colors of blade: Black or Oak br 12V DC br 4-blade br Close mount br Wall switch included br Double-sealed motor bearing br 4-speed (25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%) br. Because RVs tend to be shorter than stationary homes, you don’t want the fan to dip down too low. Details: br Dimensions: 40”W x 5¼”H br Color of base: Brushed Nickel finish br Colors of blade: Black or Oak br 12V DC br 4-blade br Close mount br Wall switch included br Double-sealed motor bearing br 4-speed (25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%) br Reversing direction. With multiple color options for the blades, you can be sure to have an attractive and stylish addition to your RV. This larger ceiling fan comes with four blades and is installed flush to the wall. This option is perfect for changing the flow of the air to suit hot weather or cold weather. here is a wall switch included in the kit, which has four speeds on it, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%, as well as an option to reverse the direction of the blades. This 12V RV ceiling fan measures 40” wide by 5¼” high and runs on 12V DC power. For the blades, the color options are black or oak. The low profile of the ceiling fan makes it perfect for this smaller space. This helps save you energy and gives more power to your other appliances and devices.

Key Features

• This larger ceiling fan comes with four blades and is installed flush to the wall.
• For the blades, the color options are black or oak.
• Details: br Dimensions: 40”W x 5¼”H br Color of base: Brushed Nickel finish br Colors of blade: Black or Oak br 12V DC br 4-blade br Close mount br Wall switch included br Double-sealed motor bearing br 4-speed (25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%) br.
• With multiple color options for the blades, you can be sure to have an attractive and stylish addition to your RV.
• This 12V RV ceiling fan measures 40” wide by 5¼” high and runs on 12V DC power.
• Because RVs tend to be shorter than stationary homes, you don’t want the fan to dip down too low.