Three Blade Low Profile DC Ceiling Fan with Light
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Three Blade Low Profile DC Ceiling Fan with Light
Product ID: LP-FAN026 · SKU: LP-FAN026-38
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- Remote control included — the light, all six speeds, stop, the winter reverse and a 2, 4 or 6 hour timer
- Reversible motor: a cooling breeze in summer, warm ceiling air pushed back down in winter
- Up to 142 cm of reach on a fitting only 28 cm deep — no drop rod, so it clears a standard 2.4 m ceiling
The Three Blade Low Profile DC Ceiling Fan with Light sits only 28 cm below the ceiling and still reaches up to 142 cm across — the widest sweep on a fan that mounts this close. Three wood-grain blades turn on a 35 W variable-frequency DC motor with six speeds, and a 24 W LED is built into the 18 cm disc underneath.
The motor runs in both directions, so the same fan earns its place all year: forward in summer, the blades push air down and that moving air feels cooler; reversed in winter, they lift air up and bring the warm air trapped at ceiling level back down the walls. The direction, the six speeds, the light and a 2, 4 or 6 hour timer are all set from the remote control in the box.
It is made for the room most fans get wrong — a wide open-plan living and dining space under a standard 2.4 m ceiling. A full-size fan on a drop rod hangs too far into that room; a flush fan that stops at a metre does not move enough air across it. This one does both: a 142 cm reach with the housing tight to the plaster.
Specifications
| Blade sweep | 96 cm (38 inch), 116 cm (46 inch) or 142 cm (56 inch) |
| Height | 28 cm from the ceiling to the bottom of the light, in every size |
| Light disc | Ø 18 cm |
| Motor | Variable-frequency DC motor, pure copper windings, 35 W, six speeds, reversible |
| Light | Built-in LED, 24 W rated and 20 W actual, three colours: 3000 K warm, 4000 K natural, 6000 K cool |
| Control | Remote control included: light on and off, six speeds, stop, forward and reverse, timer |
| Timer | 2, 4 or 6 hours |
| Room size | About 10 to 20 m², depending on the size chosen |
| Blades | Three ABS blades with a wood-grain finish |
| Body | Metal and ABS, spray painted |
| Weight | 5 to 6 kg |
| Voltage | 120–240 V, suits the Australian 230 V supply |
| Drop rod | None. The housing mounts directly to the ceiling. |
| Dimmable | Not stated by the manufacturer. The remote shown has no brightness control. |
| Air flow, noise level and IP rating | Not stated by the manufacturer. For indoor rooms and covered, dry areas. |
Sold as a single ceiling fan.
What's in the box
- 1 × fan housing with the LED light built in
- 3 × wood-grain blades and their fixings
- 1 × remote control
- Ceiling bracket and mounting hardware
Installation and Care
Installation
The fan is wired into the mains and must be installed by a licensed electrician. The bracket goes to the ceiling joist or mounting block first, the housing is hung from it, then the three blades are bolted on and the light is connected. Never run the motor before all three blades are fitted — a variable-frequency motor is tested under load, and running it bare can make it behave as though it were faulty. Buyers report that lifting the housing to the bracket is easier with two people. If the room already has a pull-cord or wall switch on the fan circuit, it has to be left on for the remote to keep control. Leave at least 2.1 m of clearance between the floor and the blades.
Care
Switch the fan off at the wall before cleaning. Wipe the blades and the housing with a dry or barely damp soft cloth. Do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners on the painted housing or the light disc. Check that the blade bolts are still tight once a year — a loose blade is the usual cause of a wobble.
Questions about this light? Contact LumePorch at info@lumeporch.com or +61 450 630 097 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm AEST). Every message receives a reply within 24 hours on business days.
Returns and Refunds
- 30-day returns from the day the order is delivered
- Items must be unused, in original condition and in the original packaging
- No restocking fee
- Return shipping is covered by LumePorch for damaged, defective or incorrect items; other returns are shipped back at the customer's cost
- Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days after inspection
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Shipping and Delivery
- Free standard shipping on all orders within Australia (no minimum)
- Handling time: 1–3 business days (Monday–Friday)
- Transit time: 7–14 business days after dispatch
- Total delivery time: 8–17 business days
- Orders placed after 5pm AEST, or on weekends and public holidays, begin processing the next business day
- Tracking details are emailed as soon as the order is dispatched
Delivery estimates are provided as a guide; if an unexpected delay occurs, the customer is notified by email.
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One fan, summer and winter
Forward in summer, the blades push air down and that moving air feels cooler. Reversed in winter, they lift air up so the warm air trapped at ceiling level comes back down the walls instead of sitting above head height. One button on the remote changes the direction.
Six speeds, not three
Most fans give three steps and the lowest one is still too much for a bedroom. This motor has six: 1 and 2 for sleeping, 3 and 4 for working or reading, 5 and 6 to drop the temperature of a room quickly on a hot afternoon.
A wide fan on a standard ceiling
Reach and drop usually pull against each other: a 142 cm fan normally hangs on a rod, and a fitting that sits tight to the ceiling usually stops around a metre. This one is 28 cm deep in every size, so the widest version still leaves about 2.1 m of clearance under a 2.4 m ceiling.
See how it sits and how it turns
A few seconds of the fan in real rooms: mounted hard against the ceiling with no rod in sight, the light on, and the blades running from a slow turn up through the speeds. The housing and the light disc are the same in all three sizes — only the blade length changes.
SIZE & PLACEMENT
Which size, and will it fit?
Size guide- Sweep
- 96 cm (38"), 116 cm (46") or 142 cm (56"), three blades
- Depth
- 28 cm from ceiling to the bottom of the light, no drop rod
- Clearance
- Blades at least 2.1 m above the floor
- Light
- Built-in 24 W LED, warm 3000 K, natural 4000 K or cool 6000 K
- Motor
- Variable-frequency DC, 35 W, six speeds, reversible
Enter the ceiling height to see how it fits.
Measurements come from the manufacturer's own drawing. Send the room size to info@lumeporch.com and the team will reply with placement advice.
Made for the open-plan room
A combined living and dining space is where a single fan has the most work to do, and where a 96 cm fan simply stirs the air above the sofa. The 142 cm version moves air across the whole length of the room while still sitting flat against the ceiling.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which size suits the room?
The 96 cm suits a bedroom, a study or a small sitting room. The 116 cm suits a dining room or a mid-size living room. The 142 cm is for an open-plan living and dining space or a wide bedroom. The manufacturer rates the range for rooms of about 10 to 20 m².
Will it fit a 2.4 m ceiling?
Yes. The whole fitting is 28 cm from the ceiling to the bottom of the light, with no drop rod, which leaves about 2.1 m of clearance under a 2.4 m ceiling. That is the clearance a ceiling fan needs, and it is why a 142 cm fan is possible in a room where a drop-rod fan is not.
How does the winter mode work?
One button on the remote reverses the motor. Running forward in summer, the blades push air down and that moving air feels cooler. Reversed in winter, they draw air up so the warm air that collects at ceiling level is pushed back down the walls, which evens out the room without turning the heating up.
Can the light colour be changed?
The LED has three colours — warm white 3000 K, natural white 4000 K and cool white 6000 K. The manufacturer's remote covers the light, the six speeds, the direction and the timer; it does not show a colour button, and the manufacturer does not state how the colour is selected. A licensed electrician can confirm it at installation.
Is the light dimmable?
Not stated by the manufacturer. The remote shown in the manufacturer's own diagram has no brightness control, so this page does not promise dimming.
Is it quiet enough for a bedroom?
The manufacturer does not publish a noise figure, so there is no decibel number to quote. What is on record is the design: a pure copper variable-frequency motor with sealed bearings, and six speeds instead of three, so the first two are genuinely low. Buyers of the 38 inch and the 56 inch describe it as quiet on the low speeds.
Can it be used outside?
The manufacturer does not state an IP rating, so it is for indoor rooms and for covered, dry areas such as a roofed alfresco. It should not be exposed to rain.
Does it need an electrician?
Yes. It is a hardwired ceiling fan running on 120–240 V, which suits the Australian 230 V supply, and it must be installed by a licensed electrician. The motor must never be run before all three blades are fitted.
How long does delivery take?
Handling time is 1–3 business days and transit time is 7–14 business days, so total delivery time is 8–17 business days. Orders placed after 5pm AEST, or on weekends and public holidays, begin processing the next business day. See the Shipping Policy.
What is the return period, and what condition must items be in?
Returns can be requested within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused, in their original condition and in the original packaging. There is no restocking fee. See the Return & Refund Policy.
What if an item arrives damaged or defective, and when are refunds issued?
Items that arrive damaged, defective or incorrect should be reported within 7 days of delivery, with photos, for a replacement or a full refund. Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days after the return is received and inspected.
Detailed Specifications
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Chosen for design, materials and everyday practicality
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Based in Mascot, NSW, with prices in AUD
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