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Drift | DC ceiling fan with light
A ceiling fan quiet enough to sleep under, with a light that follows the time of day.
Six speeds, with a low setting made for sleeping
Three light temperatures
Reverses in winter to push warm air back down
The light
The size
100 night trial
Secure payment
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Delivered between and
Dimensions
Blade span: 132 cm (52").
Drop from ceiling to the bottom of the light: 20 cm.
Motor housing: 15 cm across.
Sized for rooms from 7 to 25 m². That covers the Australian bedroom, the standard
lounge, and most open-plan corners.
What's in the box
The fan, three blades, the mounting bracket, the LED module, the receiver, and the
remote with its wall cradle. Batteries included.
No downrod the Drift mounts flush to the ceiling.
The wiring diagram is in there too. Send it to your sparky before the job and most
can quote from it without a site visit.
Specifications
DC motor, six speeds, reversible for summer and winter.
LED at 3000K, 4000K and 6000K, switched from the remote.
Timer at 1, 2 or 4 hours.
Three blades.
White housing, timber blades.
Shipping
Free, Australia-wide.
Ships flat in one box. You don't need to be home to sign for it.
Returns
30 days, unopened and unused.
FROM BOX TO FIRST NIGHT
Three steps, and you stop thinking about it
It arrives flat
One box, free shipping, straight to your door.
It goes up
Flush to the ceiling. No rod, no extra switch.
You stop noticing it
Which is the whole point of a bedroom fan.
IN FIVE YEARS
Ceiling fans rarely die from the motor. They die because one part gives out and that part isn't sold on its own, so the whole thing comes down and an electrician
comes back.
A sealed LED means the fan is disposable the day the light goes. Ours is a module you order and clip in.
Sold separately. Losing one shouldn't cost you a fan.
DC motors run cooler and have fewer parts under load than the AC motors in cheaper fans.
ROOM BY ROOM
Painted blades have to pick a side. They're either white or they're black, and in half the rooms out there one of those is wrong. Timber just sits there, same as a wooden floor does.
A fan on a rod cuts across the room at eye level. This one is flat to the ceiling, above everything you actually look at.
Blade count doesn't change how much air moves, CHOICE tested that. Fewer blades just means less going on up there.
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FAQs
Will it fit a 2.4 m ceiling?
That's what it's made for. It drops 20 cm, so blades sit at 2.20 m. The rule is
2.10 m minimum, so you're clear with 10 cm to spare. A fan on a rod usually isn't.
What size room does it suit?
7 to 25 m². That's the standard bedroom and most lounges. Past 25 m² you want two fans.
Can I change the light colour?
Three settings on the remote. Warm for the evening, neutral, and a daylight white
for the morning.
