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Flush mount fans exist for one reason: ceilings that are too low for anything to hang from them. If you have ever stood up quickly in a room with an eight foot ceiling and a downrod fan, you already understand the product category. This one sits tight to the ceiling and puts a dimmable light where the fan is, so a small room does not need both fittings.
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Why It’s Worth It
The DC motor is the part worth paying for. It runs quieter than the AC motors in cheaper fans, gives six speeds rather than the usual three, and reverses. Reversing matters more than people expect: downdraft pushes air at you in summer, updraft pulls it up in winter and pushes the warm air trapped at the ceiling back down the walls. It is the same fan doing opposite jobs across the year.
The light is 2200 lumens with three colour temperatures between 3000K and 6000K, dimmable from ten to a hundred percent, and it remembers where you left it. Control is remote plus a Bluetooth app, and light and fan are independent, so you can run one without the other.
What You Get
- 19.7 inch flush mount fan, seven blades
- Reversible DC motor with six speeds
- 2200 lumen LED, 3000K to 6000K, dimmable to 10 percent
- Remote and Bluetooth app control, fan and light separate
- Timer and brightness memory
What We’d Tell You Honestly
- 19.7 inches is small. This is a bedroom, kitchen, office or nursery fan. In a large living room it will be quiet and largely decorative. Measure the room before you fall for the photos.
- Flush mount trades airflow for headroom. Sitting tight to the ceiling is the point, and it also means less air movement than the same fan on a downrod. That is physics, not a fault.
- Bluetooth is not wifi. The app works when you are in the room. You cannot turn it on from the office, and it will not join a smart home routine.
- It is hardwired, and the box matters. A ceiling fan needs a fan-rated electrical box. A standard light fixture box is not built for the weight or the vibration. If you are not certain what is up there, get an electrician to look before you order.
- “Fandelier” is marketing. It is a small flush fan with a decent light on it. Judged as that, it does the job well.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size room does it suit?
Small to medium. At 19.7 inches it is aimed at bedrooms, kitchens, offices and nurseries rather than open plan living spaces.
What does reversible airflow actually do?
Downdraft blows air down at you for summer. Updraft pulls air up and pushes the warm layer at the ceiling back down the walls, which helps in winter.
Can the light and fan run separately?
Yes. Both the remote and the app control them independently, and the light remembers its last brightness and colour.
Do I need an electrician?
You need a fan-rated ceiling box. If your ceiling only has a standard light fixture box, that needs changing first, and that is electrician work.
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