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Westinghouse 78108 Petite 6-Blade 30-Inch 3-Speed Hugger-Style Ceiling Fan with Light, White

Westinghouse 78108 Petite 6-Blade 30-Inch 3-Speed Hugger-Style Ceiling Fan with Light, White

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Westinghouse 78108 Petite 6-Blade 30-Inch 3-Speed Hugger-Style Ceiling Fan with Light, White

 
SKU:  

NAS-B000FVIOUC

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Petite is a 6 blade 30" hugger ceiling fan with white finish and reversible white white washed pine. Includes light fixture with opal mushroom glass, uses (1) 60W maximum candelabra base fan lamp. Light cover cap not included. Limited 25 year warranty.

 
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Product Details
Product Length:0.0 inches
Product Width:0.0 inches
Product Height:12.0 inches
Product Weight:11.08 pounds
Package Length:17.4 inches
Package Width:10.4 inches
Package Height:7.3 inches
Package Weight:11.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 47 reviews

Features
  • Hugger-style 6-blade ceiling fan for smaller-size rooms up to 80 square feet

  • 3-speed reversible switch for all-season comfort control

  • Single light fixture with opal mushroom glass (bulb not included)

  • Whisper-quiet, high-performance motor; includes everything needed for installation

  • Measures 30 inches in diameter by 12 inches high; lifetime motor warranty; 2-year parts warranty


Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:4.0 ( 47 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

23 of 24 found the following review helpful:


5Tiny fan, moves a lot of air  Sep 27, 2010 By Jason Marini
This fan works great! I installed it last night. It spins very quickly on its highest setting, and it moves a lot of air for its size. The bulb socket is a miniature Edison base rated at 65W, so it may be a bit dim for larger rooms.

I hooked this fan up to a fan/light control switch on the wall, so I wanted to remove the pullchains. To do so, perform the following BEFORE MOUNTING THE FAN and AT YOUR OWN RISK:
* Remove the three screws that hold the light socket over the housing, and pull open the cover.
* There are a bunch of wires and wire nuts that attach the fan speed pullchain, fan direction switch, and light pullchain together.
* Unscrew the fan speed pullchain switch and the light pullchain switch. Yank all the wires out of both switches.
* The black and blue wires go straight through the fan to the other side - they're coming directly from the source.
* To bypass the light pullchain, connect the blue wire to the black wire of the light socket.
* To bypass the fan pullchain, you'll need to fix the fan at the highest speed. Connect the purple (speed 1), yellow (speed 2), and orange (power) wires to the black wire (the source wire, not the light socket wire).
* Keep the red wire connected (that's the speed signal).
* Make sure to use wirenuts on all exposed connections!
* To tidy up the modification, I'd suggest yanking the pullchains out of the pullchain switches (tug hard!), then re-inserting the switches in the housing just to provide a clean (albeit pullchain-less) look to the outside.
* Re-attach the housing cover, making sure the indentation in the cover fits over the fan direction switch.
* When mounting, remember that the blue wire is for the light and the black wire is for the fan.

Notes from installation:
* When installing, do not attach the fan blades until AFTER you mount the motor to the ceiling. The canopy will not fit over the top - it must be installed from below, after you've finished your wiring.
* The fan provides separate light/fan power wires. If you're using the pullchains, connect BOTH blue (light) and black (fan) wires to the HOT supply.

16 of 17 found the following review helpful:


3Great Size - Noisy  Dec 25, 2010 By JRL
If you are purchasing this just based on the size and appearance, the fan is great. I think the thing is noisy and has a constant low level hum. I have 4 other Hunter fans in my home and all are extremely quiet - Unfortunately, this was the only one I could find in this small size so I was limited to Westinghouse. It went into my daughter's room and she says that I am the only one to notice the hum so I guess it's OK for 50 bucks.

8 of 8 found the following review helpful:


5NOT NOISY  Jan 05, 2011 By Star Struck
I am surprised by the noisy comment. I installed this fan in my daughters bedroom and I hardly notice it's on. It has worked out quite well and the instructions were great.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:


4westinghours 30" ceiling fan  Oct 07, 2010 By Eileen M Barnes
purchased 2 for nursery,(long narrow room) was told fans would be noisy. Fans are perfect would recommend. They look great and are not noisy at all.

9 of 10 found the following review helpful:


5Replaced the Same Old One  Apr 15, 2010 By Yong Hur
I found the existing ceiling fan blades stuck with dust and yellowish color.
I tried to find the exact one, but to no vail.
Harbor Breeze's 30' ceiling fan has similar blades but very light and smaller in width.
I found this exact replacement in Amazon.
This item will be a good choice in small kitchen or bedroom.
Even it is 30' petite, this fan generates the ample air flow because fan blades are
a little wider, which looks better in a overall shape.

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