Meyda Lighting · Smythe Craftsman Collection
The Smythe Craftsman by Meyda Lighting
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Details
- SKU
- 165941
- Category
- Fans
- Finish
- Polished Stainless Steel
A modern marvel that enhances residential and commercial settings, this custom fan-integrated lighting fixture features a stunning Frosted Crystal Idalight with a matching bottom diffuser, complemented with a High Polished steel finish. Multiple layers of light for different moods and tasks include Integral LED inner lights that provide beautiful decorative and ambient lighting and 5 downlights providing functional illumination below. In summer, the fan pushes down a windchill that circulates to keep the space cool and comfortable. In winter, the fan is reversed to pull the room air towards the ceiling and force the warm air back into your space. The Smythe Craftsman Chandel-Air is included in our American-made, American-designed handcrafted Chandel-Air Collection. Manufactured in Yorkville, NY. UL & cUL listed for dry and damp locations. Collection: Smythe Craftsman Finish: Polished Stainless Steel Glass: White Width: 36.00" Height: 14.00" Length: 36.00" Weight: 50.00 lb Extension from Wall: 4.00" Number of Bulbs: 2 Maximum Wattage: 27.00 W Bulb Type: STRIP Bulb Base: INTEGRAL Light Source: LED Color Temperature: 3000 K Material: Steel Country of Origin: USA Safety Listing: Dry Safety Rating: Dry LED
Dimensions
- Length
- 36"
- Width
- 36"
- Height
- 14"
- Weight
- 50 lbs
Electrical
- Wattage
- 27W
- Light Source
- STRIP
- Number of Bulbs
- 2
Product Details
- Category
- Fans
- Finish
- Polished Stainless Steel
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