Stealth 59091 - Ceiling fan Casablanca - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Ceiling Fan
Brand	Casablanca
Model	Stealth 59091
Blade Span	52 inches
Number of Blades	5
Motor Type	DC Motor
Speed Settings	6 speeds
Light Kit	Compatible (LED light kit optional)
Control Type	Remote control included
Direction Reversible	Yes (summer/winter)
Warranty	Lifetime motor warranty
Weight	18 lbs
Height	12 inches
Power Source	120V AC, 60Hz
Airflow	5000 CFM (approx.)
Energy Efficiency	Energy Star rated
Installation	Standard ceiling mount
Finish	Matte black
Safety Rating	ETL listed
Mounting Type	Downrod or flush mount
Includes Remote	Yes, with wall bracket

Frequently Asked Questions - Stealth 59091 Casablanca

How do I install the Casablanca Stealth 59091 ceiling fan?

Installation requires turning off power at the circuit breaker, assembling the fan blades, mounting the bracket to the ceiling joist, and wiring according to the manual. For safety, follow all instructions and use appropriate tools. If unsure, consult a licensed electrician.

How do I clean the fan blades?

Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe the blades. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. For hard-to-reach areas, use a step stool and gently dust. Do not spray liquid directly onto the motor.

How do I reverse the fan direction for winter?

Locate the reverse switch on the fan motor housing. Flip the switch to change direction. In winter, the fan should run clockwise at low speed to circulate warm air downward.

What type of light kit is compatible with this fan?

The Stealth 59091 is compatible with Casablanca LED light kits specifically designed for this model. Use only genuine accessories to ensure proper fit and safety.

Why is my fan making a clicking noise?

Clicking noises may be due to loose screws, unbalanced blades, or debris. Check all blade screws and tighten if necessary. Use the balancing kit if blades are uneven. Ensure the remote battery is fresh.

How do I pair the remote control with the fan?

Insert a 12V battery into the remote. Turn off the fan power for 10 seconds, then turn it back on. Press the 'Learn' button on the receiver (inside the canopy) within 30 seconds, then press any button on the remote to sync.

Can I use this fan on a sloped ceiling?

Yes, the fan can be installed on sloped ceilings up to 34 degrees using a suitable angled mounting kit. Ensure the downrod is long enough for clearance.

What is the maximum room size for this fan?

The 52-inch blade span is recommended for rooms up to 20x20 feet. For larger rooms, multiple fans may be needed.

How do I reset the fan's remote receiver?

Turn off power to the fan at the breaker for 5 minutes. Restore power and immediately press and hold the 'Fan Off' button on the remote for 5 seconds. The fan will beep to confirm reset.

What should I do if the fan wobbles?

Check that all blades are securely fastened and of equal weight. Use the included balancing kit by attaching clips to the blade edge until wobble reduces. Ensure the ceiling mount is tight and level.

USER MANUAL Stealth 59091 Casablanca

COTTAGE™ Owner's Manual

READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!

Safety and the proper operation of your Casablanca fan both require a thorough knowledge of the product and proper installation; therefore, before attempting to install and operate your Casablanca fan, read this owner's manual completely and carefully. Retain this manual for future reference.

CAUTION: To avoid possible electrical shock, make certain that electricity is turned off at the circuit breaker or fuse box before attempting any installation procedure.

INTRODUCTION

Before You Start 2

Safe Use....2

MOUNTING RECOMMENDATIONS

General Guidelines....3

Sloped Ceiling Installations ....3

FAN INSTALLATION

Getting Started....4

Crossbar Mounting Bracket Installation....4

Lag Screw Installation (Optional)....5

Canopy Installation....5

Fan Preparation....6

Hanging the Fan....7

Canopy Electrical Connections....7

Canopy Hatch Installation 7

Remove Dummy Switch Housing & Shipping blocks 8

Blade Badge Installation 8

Blade & Blade Holder Installation 9

Switch Housing Installation 9

VERSA•TOUCH2™ CONTROL INSTALLATION

Control Bracket Installation ....10

Remote Operation....11

Changing Transmitter Frequency Setting....11

TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS....12

CARE RECOMMENDATIONS....13

AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTERS ....14

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 16

INTRODUCTION

BEFORE YOU START

• CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK! Installation is to be in accordance with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70-1999, and local codes. All wiring must be performed in accordance with national and local electrical codes. If you are unfamiliar with the wiring codes, you should use a qualified electrician. To avoid overheating and possible damage to other equipment, do not install control to a receptacle, fluorescent light fixture, motor operated appliance, or transformer-supplied appliance.
• This fan is designed to be installed on an existing electrical outlet box. The outlet box must be UL Listed for ceiling fan installations, if it is not, a new box must be installed. Casablanca extension poles are available for sloped or high ceiling installations.
• This ceiling fan requires a grounded electrical supply of 120 VAC, 60 Hz and a minimum 15 amp circuit. The maximum current requirement for the fan with light fixture is 3 amps. The fan uses about 1 amp or 100 watts. Maximum light current is about 2 amps or 240 watts of lighting.
• Where wire nuts are employed, be sure all bare wires are within the connectors. When installing the canopy hatch, make sure all wires are within the canopy and that no wires are being pinched.
• WARNING: Do not bend the blade brackets when installing the brackets, balancing the blades or cleaning the fan. Do not insert foreign objects in between the rotating fan blades.
• WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not use this fan with any solid state speed control device. Use only the control provided with or recommended for this fan.

Unpacking

Before assembling and installing your ceiling fan, remove all parts from the shipping cartons and check them against the parts listed in the parts guide. Before discarding packaging material, be certain that all parts have been removed.

For best performance and for your warranty to be valid, use only genuine Casablanca blades, light fixtures, and accessories.

SAFE USE

• The blades in each pack are matched for equal weight to assure smooth fan operation. If more than one fan is being installed, be careful not to mix blades from different cartons.
• Inspect the contents of your carton for possible shipping or handling damage. If parts are missing or damaged, call 1-888-227-2178.
• It is always a good idea to have an assistant to help with the installation.
• When cleaning, painting, or working near your fan, be very careful of the fan and blades. Always turn the power OFF to the ceiling fan before working on it or replacing lightbulbs.
• Never insert anything into the path of the fan blades while the fan is in operation.
  • Never install a fan over a pool or spa.
• Never operate a fan that has been damaged in any way. Contact Casablanca Fan Company by calling 1-888-227-2178, or contact your local authorized Casablanca dealer for assistance in obtaining service.

MOUNTING RECOMMENDATIONS

GENERAL GUIDELINES

Before mounting your Casablanca fan, read the following helpful recommendations. The location of the fan, air circulation, and fan size are all important factors to consider before installation.

Location

Ceiling fans have practical uses in almost every room in your home. We suggest you follow these mounting recommendations as you decide where to install your Casablanca fan.

• For safety reasons, the fan blades must be a minimum of 7' above the floor.
• Do not locate the fan in a doorway or above a swinging door.
  • In bedrooms, fans work best when mounted above the foot of the bed.
  • Over pool tables, be sure to provide plenty of clearance to avoid damage from pool cues.
• In kitchens be sure to allow for open cupboard doors to clear the fan blades.
• Do not install a fan close to or over a pool or spa. High humidity combined with corrosive gases will destroy the fi nish and warp the blades.

Fan Size

Variable fan speed capability permits the use of a full-size 52" fan even in smaller rooms. For very large rooms, two fans may be needed.

SLOPED CEILING INSTALLATIONS

SUGGESTED EXTENSION POLE LENGTHS

Ceiling Height Pole Length
8' 0"	standard
8' 6"	standard
9' 0"	6"
9' 6"	12"
10' 0"	12"
11' 0"	18"
12' 0"	24"
13' 0"	36"
14' 0"	48"

When to Use Extension Poles

For optimum performance and appearance, an extension pole should be used with your Casablanca fan when installing on high (cathedral) ceilings or sloped ceilings. Casablanca offers standard poles in increments of 6" up to 5'. Custom poles are available in lengths up to 9'9". See your Authorized Casablanca Dealer for details.

NOTE: Fan may wobble or vibrate if pole length is not long enough and inside blade is too close to downslope or side wall. Extending pole length will usually solve problem.

Calculation of Ceiling Angle

Use the tear-off Ceiling Angle Template card inserted in this manual. It provides you with a simple "go" or "no-go" for installing your fan on a sloped ceiling.

FAN INSTALLATION

GETTING STARTED

Installing a New Ceiling Fixture Outlet Box

If you do not have an existing fi xture located where you wish to place your Casablanca fan, an approved ceiling fi xture outlet box must be installed and wired.

WARNING!

To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, or personal injury, mount to outlet box marked "Acceptable Fan Support of 22.7 kg (50 lbs.) or less" using the mounting hardware provided with the outlet box.

Using Existing Ceiling Fixture Outlet Box

After turning the power OFF at its source (either the circuit breaker or fuse box), lower the old fi xture and disconnect the wiring. Check the ceiling fi xture outlet box to be sure it is marked "Approved for Ceiling Fan Mounting." If it is not, a new box must be installed.

Note: The weight of this fan is 28 pounds.

CROSSBAR MOUNTING BRACKET INSTALLATION

CEILING HARDWARE (not to scale)

Crossbar Mounting Bracket

Close-up of four metal fasteners: two screws, one washer and one nut (no text or symbols visible)

Screw Pack A: Lag Screw and Washer (1) 1" x 8-32 Roundhead Screw and Washer (2) 2 ^1/4 " x 8-32 Roundhead Screw (2)

Wire Nut (4)

Note: After removing the old fixture, check the outlet box to insure that it is supported by a joist or beam across its upper surface. If not, a 2 x4 stud must be installed.

Step 1a. Remove the knockout plug in the center of the outlet box or drill a ^1/2 -inch hole for the lag screw to pass through. Th en drill ^1 /a-inch guide hole into the joist or beam to a depth of 3 inches.

Step 1b. Route the outlet box wires through the keyhole slot of the crossbar mounting bracket as shown. Attach the crossbar mounting bracket to the outlet box with the screws provided in Pack A, making sure the outlet box wires are not pinched by the washer.

CAUTION:

To reduce the risk of personal injury, use only the mounting hardware provided with the approved outlet box to install the crossbar mounting bracket.

WARNING!

Support directly to building structure only.

LAG SCREW INSTALLATION (OPTIONAL)

NOTE: 'Th is step is required only under two conditions: If the fan weighs 36 lbs. or more (which does not pertain to this fan) or if the existing ceiling fi xture outlet box needs to be modified for a ceiling fan application (for example, if the house is not new construction and you are replacing an existing light fi xture). We recommend that the ceiling box be of sufficient capacity to support the weight of the fan and light fi xture under any conditions. If in doubt whether you need to install the lag screw, consult a qualified electrician.

Step 2 (optional). With the large washer attached, pass the lag screw (Pack A) through the center hole of the crossbar mounting bracket and screw into the guidehole. Tighten until the outlet box is mounted firmly to the beam. Th is box must be secured to the ceiling firmly.

Diagram of a mechanical assembly with a spherical component and supporting screws (no text or symbols)

CANOPY INSTALLATION

CANOPY HARDWARE (not to scale)

Illustration of a canopy hatch and its corresponding device (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Step 3. Attach the canopy to the crossbar mounting bracket with three of the 8-32 x 2 ^1/2 " long canopy screws (Screw Pack B) and lock washers provided with your Casablanca fan. Tighten using the provided screwdriver until snug against the ceiling.

NOTE: On sloped ceilings, align the canopy opening with the top or peak of the room.

FAN PREPARATION

PERMA·LOCK™ HARDWARE (not to scale)

Allen Wrench

Perma•Lock™ Downrod and Ball Assembly

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION:

Before starting the installation of your ceiling fan, install the threaded downrod into the motor coupling and lock the assembly.

Prepare for fan installation as follows:

Step 4a. Remove the paper shield from the motor.

Step 4b. Using the provided Allen wrench (attached to the paper motor warning shield), loosen the Allen set screw attached to the motor coupling.

Step 4c. Route the wires through the Perma•Lock™ downrod and ball assembly. Insert the downrod into the motor coupling and turn it clockwise until it stops turning, ensuring that the pole has bottomed out.

TIP: The downrod has a tapered thread that is designed to lock completely when installed correctly.

Step 4d. Tighten the set screw with the Allen wrench to ensure safe operation of your fan. If it is tight enough, you should not be able to turn the downrod counterclockwise with your hands. If in doubt, tighten the set screw with the Allen wrench until you cannot turn it any further.

CAUTION: Failure to fully lock in the downrod before securely tightening the Allen set screw may cause the fan to separate from the downrod and fall during normal operation.

HANGING THE FAN

Step 5a. To hang the fan body in the canopy, hold the fan body firmly and insert the ball into the canopy opening. Check that no wires are pinched. Rotate the fan body until the slot in the ball fi ts into the pin opposite the canopy opening.

Step 5b. Trim excess motor wires, leaving at least 6 inches above the downrod. Strip 12 -inch insulation from the end of each wire using a wire stripper (available at your local hardware store). The e splices after being made should be turned upward and pushed carefully into the outlet box.

CANOPY ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Step 6. Attach the fan wires to the ceiling fixture outlet box wiring by placing the bare ends of the wires side by side and then securing with a wire nut. Test that the connection is secure by pulling on the wire nut. Connect in this order:

• GREEN leads from mounting plate and downrod assembly of fan to GROUND conductor of power source. Secure with wire nut.
• WHITE wire from fan to white NEUTRAL wire in ceiling fi xture outlet box. Secure with wire nut.
• BLACK power wire from fan to black POWER wire in ceiling outlet box. Secure with wire nut

After making the wire connections, the wires should be spread apart with the grounded conductor and the equipment-grounding conductor on one side of the outlet box and the ungrounded conductor on the other side of the outlet box.

NOTE: If the color of your ceiling wires differs from that described, consult an electrician.

CANOPY HATCH INSTALLATION

Step 7a. Tuck the wires into the canopy with the wire nuts pointed upwards, so that the WHITE and BLACK wires are on opposite sides of the canopy and all wires are clear of the canopy opening.
Step 7b. Install the canopy hatch with the last canopy screw and lock washer using the provided screwdriver. To do this, tilt the fan body away from the hatch opening. Tighten the screws firmly.
Step 7c. Straighten the fan, then check to ensure there is no movement between the canopy and the ceiling or the Perma·Lock ^™ downrod and the ball assembly.

White industrial fan with mechanical components and a prohibition symbol (no text or labels)

Step 8. To reach the blade holder mounting holes in the fan motor, the dummy switch housing must be removed.

Take out the two 5-32 x 3/8" screws securing the dummy switch housing as shown. Put the two screws aside for the moment. They will be used in Step 13A to install the switch housing after the blades are installed. The dummy switch housing is used only when shipping the fan.

Step 9. Unscrew and remove the fi ve shipping blocks. You can discard these fi ve screws and the shipping blocks. The shipping blocks are only used when shipping the fan.

BLADE HARDWARE (not to scale)

Blades (5)

Blade Irons (5)

Medallion Nails (21)

Screw Pack C:

Blade Screws (21)

Screw Pack D:

Blade Iron Screws (11)

Attach Blade Irons

Step 10. Using Screw Pack C and the provided screwdriver, carefully align the Medallion Nail on the front of the blade and install the screw. Tighten securely by hand. Repeat three more times per blade. And repeat for each blade. (Check installation to make sure that the Medallion Nails are aligned straight).

Step 11a. Carefully tilt the blade holder between the motor housing and the motor, as shown.

BLADE & BLADE HOLDER INSTALLATION

Step 11b. Using two screws from screw pack "C" and the screwdriver provided; attach the blade/blade holder assembly to the motor. Tighten securely by hand only.

TIP: For balancing purposes, loosely install all fi ve blades to the motor before tightening the blade screws securely.

CAUTION:

Blade screws must be tightened securely before operating the fan.

Close-up of a ceiling lamp with internal components and directional arrows indicating airflow or movement (no text or symbols)

SWITCH HOUSING INSTALLATION

Preparation

Step 12. Locate the switch housing cap assembly and remove the two 8-32 x 3/8" screws holding the cap onto the switch housing.

NOTE: Save the two screws — they will be used in Step 13.

Install the Switch Housing Mounting Screws

Step 13a. Locate the two dummy switch housing screws you removed in Step 12. Install them onto the motor as shown, leaving approximately 1/8" of the threads exposed for installation of the switch housing.

Step 13b. Line up the two keyholes in the switch housing cup with the two screws installed in step 13a.

Step 13c. Rotate the cup so that the screws are aligned with the smaller side of they keyholes. Tighten the screws securely by hand only.

Install the Switch Housing Cap

Step 14. Line up the two clearance holes in the cap with the two threaded holes on the raised rim of the switch housing. Press the cap onto the switch housing to seat the guide pins into the alignment holes of the switch housing.

White dome-shaped electronic device with two vertical arrows pointing upward, no visible text or symbols on the body.

Close-up of a ceiling fan with visible blades and mounting brackets (no text or symbols)

Close-up of a ceiling fan assembly with mounting holes and blades (no text or symbols visible)

VERSA•TOUCH2™ CONTROL INSTALLATION

VERSA•TOUCH2™ HARDWARE (not to scale)

CONTROL BRACKET INSTALLATION

SAFETY FIRST: To reduce the risk of electrical shock, this fan must be installed with an isolating wall control/switch.

CAUTION! Do not use with wall dimmer.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not use this fan with any solid state speed control device.

Use only the control provided with this fan.

Step 15. Follow instructions for the type of transmitter control bracket you will be using.

Standard Light Switch

Step A. Remove the two screws holding the switch cover plate. Do not remove the cover plate.

Step B. Orient the control bracket as shown and line up the two inner mounting holes with those on the switch.

Step C. Insert and tighten the screws using the provided screwdriver.

Wall Installation

Step A. Locate a 2x4 wall stud in a convenient location.

Step B. Orient the control bracket as shown over the 2x4 stud.

Step C. Insert the 1" wood screws in either the inner or outer mounting holes and tighten using the provided screwdriver.

Technical diagram of a mechanical clamp or bracket assembly with mounting holes and internal features (no text or labels)

Rocker Light Switch

Step A. Break off the two tabs by pushing outward.

Step B. Remove the two screws holding the switch cover plate. Do not remove the cover plate.

Step C. Orient the control bracket as shown and line up the two inner mounting holes with those on the switch.

Step D. Insert and tighten the screws using the provided screwdriver.

NOTE: The wall anchors and 6-32 x 1" screws may be used in situations where mounting to a stud is not possible. Use the inner mounting holes. After securing the anchor, discard the anchor's pointed screws and use the 6-32 decor ovalhead screws supplied.

REMOTE OPERATION

Fan Control

To start the fan. Press the selected speed button to run the fan at the desired speed.

LOW=Low speed MED=Medium speed HIGH=High speed

To turn off the fan, press the FAN OFF button.

Airflow Direction

To reverse the airflow, press the REVERSE button. REVERSE operates at any speed whether the fan is on or off. The fan returns to its set speed after reversing.

Light Control

Turn the light on or off independently from the fan by pressing the LIGHT button. If you press the button for more than 0.7 seconds, it becomes a dimmer. The light varies from "bright" to "dim" over approximately 8 seconds. If you continue to hold the LIGHT button, this sequence will reverse when the light reaches its brightest or dimmest level. Release the button when the desired level is reached.

Auto Resume

Quick (pressing less than 0.7 seconds) on/off operation of the LIGHT button maintains the desired brightness level set previously.

CHANGING TRANSMITTER FREQUENCY SETTING

Note: All fans leave the factory set to "00000."

You will only have to change the dip switch settings in the remote if you are using more than one fan in the same area and want to control them separately.

Step 1. At the circuit breaker or fuse box, turn the power off for the fan you want to change.

Step 2. Open the battery door of the Versa•Touch control and remove the batteries.

Step 3. Change the dip switch settings, assuring that they are different from the previously installed Versa•Touch fan.

Step 4. Reinstall the batteries and the battery door on the control.

Step 5. At the circuit breaker or fuse box, turn the power back on for the fan whose frequency you are changing.

Step 6. Within 20 seconds of restoring power, push the HIGH, MED, and LOW buttons (in that order).

Note: You may want to label your controls to assure you do not mix them up.

WARNING!

Do not turn the power off at the circuit breaker, then back on, for the previously installed Versa•Touch2 fan(s), as you may inadvertently change the frequency settings for it as well.

If the fan is not functioning after installation:

Step 1. Check to make sure that batteries are installed correctly in the control.

Step 2. Turn the power off to the fan (from the circuit breaker) for at least 5 seconds.

Step 3. Turn the power back on (at the circuit breaker) and push the HIGH, MED, and LOW buttons-in that order-within 20 seconds. The fan should now function properly.

Circuit Breaker or Fuse Box

Press in this order to set new frequency:
1. HIGH 2. MED 3. LOW

TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

Please refer to this troubleshooting guide before requesting service or contacting your dealer for assistance.

PROBLEM	POSSIBLE	REMEDIES
Fan will not start	Check the main circuit fuses, circuit breakers, and wall switch position. Check all wire connections. Make sure the power is turned off during this inspection.Th e battery is weak. Install a fresh battery.Th e fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiveCheck the frequency setting. Turn the power off at the circuit breaker for the fan that is not functioning only. Check that the jumper switches match in both the receiver and the transmitter.
Fan wobbles or shakes excessively • Be sure the canopy pin is set properly into the slot on the ball.• Check that the bladeholders have not been bent during installation and the blades are balanced.Th e hanger bracket and/or the ceiling outlet are attach the hanger bracket is attached tightly to the ceiling outlet box and the downrod assembly is secured firmly.The downrod is attached to the downrod base too loosely. Make sure all the screws are securely tightened.
Fan is noisy during operation	Check and tighten the light fixture retaining screws, glass shade screws, and/or lightbulb(s).Tighten the canopy screws and mounting plate assembly. Make sure the wire nuts inside the canopy and switch housing are not touching the metal parts and that they have not fallen off the wire splices. Tighten as necessary.Tighten the blade holders to the flywheel (or direct drive motor) and the blade to the bladeholder screws.Make sure all the screws in the motor housing are snug but not overly tight.
Fan does not run on low speed	If fan is new, it may need to be “broken in.” Run at high speed for several days.
Battery life is short	Replace with alkaline batteries.
Light works, but fan does not work	The fan wires are not connected properly. Follow the instructions in Step 6.
Fan and light run only on full speed	The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.
Fan is missing one speed	The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.
Fan does not change speed, but light works	The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.
Reverse does not work	The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.
Fan starts working by itself	There is frequency interference. Change frequency as described on Page 11.
Fan operates only when transmitter is close	Check that antenna wire is not touching the metal plate.
Fan works, but light does not dim	The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.
Fan works, but light does not work	The fan receiver is defective. Replace the fan receiver.Th e light socket is broken. Replace the socket.A lightbulb is defective. Replace the lightbulb.

CARE RECOMMENDATIONS

Fan Finishes

• For cleaning, a soft brush or lint-free cloth should be used to prevent scratching the finish.
• A vacuum cleaner brush nozzle can remove heavier dust.
• Surface smudges or an accumulation of dirt and dust can be removed easily using a mild detergent and slightly dampened soft cloth. An antistatic agent may be used, but never use abrasive cleaning agents as these will damage the finish.

Blades

• Wood-finish blades should be cleaned with a furniture polishing cloth. Occasionally, a light coat of furniture polish may be applied for added protection and beauty.
• For painted and high-gloss blades, surface smudges or an accumulation of dirt and dust can be removed easily using a mild detergent and slightly dampened soft cloth. An antistatic agent may be used, but never use abrasive cleaning agents as these will damage the finish.

No Need for Lubrication

• Never lubricate this fan! The precision motor at the heart of your Casablanca fan features sealed bearings that are lubricated for life.
• Do not attempt to oil the motor.

Changing Lightbulbs

• Be sure to turn the power to OFF at the wall switch or circuit breaker before changing lightbulbs.
• Replace bulbs with the same type as you removed from the light fixture.
• The maximum wattage rating for this fan's light kit is 240 watts.

For questions or to locate the nearest Casablanca Authorized Service Center call toll free: 1-888-227-2178 or visit us on the web at: www.casablancafanco.com

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. Th is device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communication. However, there is no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

NOTE: Any changes or modifications to the transmitter or receiver not expressly approved by Casablanca Fan Company may void one's authority to operate this remote control.

AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTERS

STATE/CITY	ZIP	SERVICE CENTER NAME	PHONE	TYPE
ALASKA
Anchorage 99518 Bering Sea Eccotech 907-563-7988
ALABAMA
Mobile 36618 Azalea City Service Ctr. 251-341-0663
Tuscaloosa	35405	Lighting	Plus	2
ARIZONA
Green Valley 85614 Goble Electric			520-625-4938
Mesa	85204	Gallery of Fans	480-962-0477
Mesa	85210	Loud Inc. dba Fans Plus	480-827-9302
Phoenix	85032	Brasswinds Fan Doctor	602-482-1881
Phoenix	85019	Fantastic Electric	602-866-1090
Prescott	86305	Marc Parent	928-778-5935
Scottsdale	85254	Vandervoort Electric	602-996-9637
Sedona	86336	Oak Creek Audio	928-282-5625
Tucson	85735	Desert Breeze Fan & Elec.	520-623-4646
Tucson	85716	Illuminations	520-325-3031
Tucson	85711	Sun Lighting Company	520-322-4303	WTS
Youngtown	85363	Brasswinds Fan Doctor	623-933-0240
Yuma	85364	Curley's Litehouse	928-783-6931
ARKANSAS
Little Rock	72212	The Randy Hall Co. Inc.	501-227-9915
CALIFORNIA
Auburn	95603	The Fan Doctor	530-823-8768
Bakers:eld	93306	Hillcrest Lighting	661-324-0649
Bakers:eld	93309	RB Electric & Lighting	661-831-2438
Cathedral City 92234 R & R Service			760-324-2942
Cerritos	90703	Comforts of Home	562-865-6666	ISO
Chico	95928	J & J Lighting	530-342-1815	ISO
Clovis	93612	Omega Services Inc.	559-299-0495	ISO
Folsom	95630	Folsom Lighting Co.	916-983-5575
Fresno	93711	James & Co. Lighting	559-486-7900	ISO, WTS
Fresno	93704	Larry McCollum	559-438-5764
Fresno	93710	The Energy Saving House	559-432-1500	ISO
Glendale	91208	Fantastic Fan Service	800-800-3871
Grass Valley	95945	Accent Lighting	530-477-5483	ISO
Huntington Beach	92647	Trading Post Fan Company	714-848-4353
Jamestown	95327	Da Silva's Lamp & Clg.	209-984-4035
Los Alamitos	90720	Jaben Holdings	562-594-1249	ISO
Manteca	95336	Manteca Lighting	209-823-1999	ISO
Mission Viejo	92691	Moore's Sew, Vac, & Fan	949-580-2520	ISO, WTS
Modesto	95350	Phillips Lighting & Home	209-524-6287	WTS
Moorpark	93021	R.J. Sieg Elect. Co.	805-523-7434
Murrieta	92562	Fan Diego	951-600-7867	ISO, WTS
Newhall (Santa Clarita)	91321	Dan Martin	661-252-5769
Pleasanton	94588	S & L Lighting Services	925-895-3762
Rancho Mirage	92270	Fan Diego	760-779-9916	ISO
Redding	96002	North Valley Lighting	530-221-6277	ISO, WTS
Riverside	92505	Verne Smith	951-687-9552
Sacramento	95819	A & A Light Fixtures	916-452-7641	ISO
San Diego	92111	Fan Diego	858-292-9244	ISO
San Francisco	94109	House of Fans Inc.	415-885-1947	ISO
San Marcos	92069	Fan Diego	760-743-3267	ISO
San Marcos	92069	RD Electrical Cont.	760-727-1215
San Rafael	94901	Rafies Fans	415-456-6660	ISO
Santa Clara	95051	Sal Zamora's Fan Repair	510-742-5560
Santa Cruz	95062	Riverside Lighting	831-423-7411	ISO
Santa Maria	93455	Ever-Ready Electric	805-934-7091
Santa Rosa	95404	Asef's Appl. & Elec. Svc.	707-575-3737
Saugus	91350	Valley Breeze Fan Co.	800-339-3267	WTS
Shingle Springs	95682	John Rozowski Const. 530-677-3850
South Lake Tahoe	96150	Tahoe Pool Service	530-541-4958
Stockton	95205	Risso Electric	209-466-0781
Tarzana	91356	Hye Lighting Co.	818-345-5544	ISO, WTS
Temecula	92592	Tab Electric	951-303-0850
Tulare	93274	Anchor Lighting	559-688-0696	WTS
Valencia	91354	Fantastic Fan Service	800-800-3871
COLORADO
Colorado Springs	80903	Home Lighting	719-471-3520	WTS
Denver	80229	M.D Electric	303-288-7988
Fort Collins	80525	Light Center	970-226-3430	WTS
Longmont	80504	LA Enterprises	800-299-0222

TYPE OF SERVICES OFFERED:
ISH = IN-HOUSE SERVICE ISO = IN-SHOP ONLY WTS = SERVICES ONLY WHAT THEY SELL

STATE/CITY	ZIP	SERVICE CENTER NAME	PHONE	TYPE
COLORADO (Continued)
Longmont	80501	Lumenarea.com, Inc.	303-485-6800	WTS
Loveland	80538	Fireside Lighting	970-669-3540	WTS
CONNECTICUT
Bridgeport	06605	Federal Elect. Const. Co.	203-334-6455
Clinton	06413	Graham Co.	800-942-5575
East Hartford	06118	Graham Co.	800-942-5575
Greenwich	06830	Fashion Light Center	203-869-3098	ISO, WTS
Hartford	06114	Connecticut Ltg. Center	860-249-7631	ISO
New Hartford	06057	B.W. Morse & Sons Inc.	860-379-9855
New Haven	06511	New Grand Light	203-777-5781	ISO
Willington	06279	George Opalenik	860-684-4558
Woodstock	06281	Randy Matteau	860-963-8979
DELAWARE
Dover	19901	Bruce Drajem	302-734-7737
TNew Castle	19720	Eric Shurr	302-998-5147
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington	20007	Fan Fair	202-342-6290	ISO
FLORIDA
Bonita Springs	34135	Goodwin Electric	239-649-8880
Boynton Beach	33437	C M S	561-736-0170
Brandon	33511	Lumenair Lighting & Fan	813-653-3460	ISO
Coral Gables	33134	Michael Hansen 305-444-4111
Davie	33330	Laserland Inc.		954-558-
Fern Park	32730	Henry Electric Co.	407-834-4032	ISO
Gainesville	32608	Authorized Appliance	352-375-3886	ISO
Jacksonville	32217	Authorized Appliance Serv.	904-737-5312	ISO
Maitland	32751	Henry Electric Co.	407-834-4032	ISO
Naples	34109	Wilson Fans & Lighting	239-592-6006	ISO, WTS
Nokomis	34275	Graham Electrical Cont.	941-486-8190
Orlando	32806	Mid-Florida Fan	407-893-6226
Port Charlotte	33952	Jackson's Lighting	941-625-0044	WTS
S. Daytona	32119	Bob's Fix-It	386-761-4055
Spring Hill	34606	Fan Doctor	352-683-4428
Tallahassee	32303	Jim Laczko	850-562-4661
Tarpon Springs	34689	Peter Lontakos	727-938-8895
Winter Haven	33880	All About Fans	863-299-9593
Winter Haven	33884	Cypress Ltg. Showroom	863-676-9097
GEORGIA
Grayson	30017	RG Tenney Electric	770-378-9255
HAWAII
Alea	96701	Fan Shop Inc.	808-488-1221	WTS
Hilo	96720	Bay Lighting & Design	808-961-5688
Kahului	96732	Read Lighting	808-871-8995
Kailua-Kona	96740	Kona Coast House of Lights	808-329-0748
Kaulua Kona 96740 Ku's Electronic Service 808-329-4346
Kihei	96753	Fans Etc.	808-875-6347
IDAHO
Idaho Falls	83402	Home Lighting	208-523-2300
Meridian	83642	S-K Electric, Inc.	208-941-6264
ILLINOIS
Centralia	62801	Baker Appliance Repair	618-532-8437
Champaign	61821	Springfield Electric Supply	217-351-7600	ISO
Champaign	61821	Terry Gobble	217-384-5891	ISO
Chicago	60630	D & S Fan Specialist	847-824-2430
Cornland	62519	Delmar Veech	217-364-4124
Frankfort	60423	KKA Services	815-464-6714
Mchenry	60051	Northwest Electrical	815-363-1800
Mokena	60448	KKA Services	815-464-6714
Normal	61761	Kirk Small Appliance	309-452-5248	ISO
Princeton	61356	Elmore Electric Inc.	815-643-2354
Quincy	62305	Heintz Lighting Center 217-223-0101
Smithton	62285	John Hassenstab	618-236-3018
Trenton	62293	Light Brite Distributing	618-224-7314
Urbana	61801	Terry Gobble	217-384-5891	ISO
Yorkville	60560	Unised Supply, Inc.	630-553-0660
INDIANA
Evansville	47711	Michael Baxter	812-453-6498
Fort Wayne 46805 Carl Smith 260-484-7295
Greenfield	46140	D & D Repair	317-467-0600
Indianapolis	46222	Indiana Lighting Center	317-293-9333	ISO
Valparaiso	46383	D & K Electric	219-464-7576

IOWA

Carroll 51401 J & L Electric Inc. 712-792-2444 ISO

Cedar Rapids 52404 Acme Electric Company 319-365-8677

Coralville 52241 Ralston Creek 319-351-2189 ISO. WTS

Davenport	52803	Shaw	Electric
Des Moines	50311	Advanced Lighting	515-255-5009	WTS
Monticello	52310	Rem Electric	319-465-3346
Sioux Center	51250	Hills Home Systems	712-722-4905
Sioux City	51106	Diversified Electronics	712-276-1034

KANSAS

Emporia	66801	C.A.P.	620-342-0448	IHS
Lenexa	66215	Rensen House Of Lights	913-888-0888	ISO
Manhattan	66502	Endacott Lighting	785-776-4472
Overland Park	66213	Kal Electric	913-897-6767
Overland Park	66210	Randy Russell	913-338-5330
Overland Park	66223	Western Chandelier Co. 913-685-2000
Overland Park	66212	Wilson Fans & Lighting	913-642-1500
Salina	67401	Salina Appliance Showroom	785-827-1420
Wichita	67208	Accent Lighting

KENTUCKY

Louisville 40205 Kaelins, Inc. 502-454-8938

LOUISIANA

Baton Rouge	70815	Total Home Service	225-272-7725	ISO
Houma	70363	Gulf South Armature Inc.	985-872-0486
Lafayette 70501	Acadia Service Co.		337-233-8910
Lake Charles	70601	Josephs Electrical Center	337-436-4930
Metairie	70006	Romaine's	504-887-7077
Monroe	71201	Albert Surlco	318-699-0619	ISO
New Iberia	70560	Walet's Inc.	337-364-7486	ISO

MAINE

South Portland 04106 T.A. Napolitano Inc. 207-799-0538

MARYLAND

Forestville	20747	Burgess Lighting & Dist. 301-568-8000 ISO, WTS
Frederick	21704	GL Fan Service	301-831-4925 IHS
Fulton	20759	GL Fan Service	301-831-4925 IHS
White Hall	21161	BT Electric	410-329-6353

MASSACHUSETTS

Belmont	02478	H.O Electric	617-489-6324	IHS
Bridgewater	02324	Biltcliffe Electric	508-697-7630	ISO
Cochituate	01778	J.G. Electric Co. Inc.	508-653-3042	ISO
Danvers	01923	Plaza Lighting	978-774-7801	ISO
Dennis	02638	Rick Sexton	508-385-7536
Natick	01760	J.G. Electric Co Inc.	508-653-3042	ISO
New Bedford	02740	Vander Electric & Equipment	508-993-6383	ISO
Orleans	02653	Associated Electrical	508-255-4589
S. Attleboro	02703	A J Electric	508-761-5021
W. Springfield	01089	Jalbert Electric	413-734-4976
Worcester	01603	Edward A. Tortora	508-755-3735

MICHIGAN

Belleville	48111	Mike Ayerst	734-699-9698
Birmingham	48009	21st Century Electric	248-645-6464
Grand Rapids	49512	Grand Rapids Lighting Ctr.	616-949-4931	ISO, WTS
Howell	48855	Lightning Elec. Inc.	810-227-3375
Lansing 48906	Integrity Electric Inc.		517-484-0300
Lansing	48917	Largent Enterprises	517-327-6161
Portage 49024	Hodgson Light & Log		800-451-0860	WTS
Traverse City	49686	Lighting & Fan Service	231-938-1332

MINNESOTA

Baxter	56425	The Light Depot 218-829-0770	ISO
Burnsville	55336	Fan Man	952-898-2754	ISO
Eden Prairie	55344	Fan Man	952-941-9243	ISO
Maplewood	55109	North Country Electric	651-486-7099
Minneapolis	55422	Leo's Elec. Sales & Service	763-546-5625
Minneapolis	55411	Penn Elec. Motor Service	612-588-5333
Rochester	55906	Kroupa's Electronics	507-361-1280

MISSISSIPPI

Madison 39110 Jackson Service Ctr. 601-856-9469

MISSOURI

Branson	65616	The Light House Gallery/Loyds	417-334-2171	ISO
Spring:eld	65807	The Light House Gallery/Loyds	417-334-2171	ISO
St. Louis	63123	Leinweber Service Co.	314-892-8177

MONTANA

Helena 59601 Supreme Lighting 406-442-8200 Kalispell 59901 Lasalle Lighting 406-752-2424

STATE/CITY

ZIP

SERVICE CENTER NAME

PHONE

TYPE

MONTANA (Continued)

Missoula 59801 Western Montana Lighting Supply 406-543-7166 ISO

NEBRASKA

Grand Island	68803	Quality Sew & Vac	308-382-7310	ISO
Lincoln	68510	Lincoln Lighting Center	402-476-1297
Norfolk	68701	The Power Station	402-371-6671
Omaha	68104	D & L Electronics	402-571-5233
Omaha	68144	Oak Hills Electric Inc.	402-691-4567

NEVADA

Henderson	89015 KS & S Electric, LLC	702-222-9306
Las Vegas	89119 Fanco	702-898-8522	ISO
Sparks	89431 Eagle Electric, Inc. 775-356-7300

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Nashua	03060	Affordable Fans Etc.	603-759-8332
Newmarket	03857	Edward Heine	603-659-5999

NEW JERSEY

316-6CHESTER	07930	Chester Lighting, Inc. 908-879-7200	WTS
Hillsborough	08844	Top Line Electric	908-431-1888 IHS
Jackson	08527	Robert Rolzhausen	732-363-3729
Linwood	08221	Jack Breslau	609-601-1797
Morris Plains	07950	Manny Herrera	973-993-1137
Mullica Hill	08062	Stephen Rice	856-223-8645
Park Ridge	07656	Krell Lighting	201-391-7685 WTS
Randolph	07869	Anthony Makomaski	908-475-5569
Thorofare	08086	Harry R. Habicht	856-845-2541
Trenton	08619	Wiring Unlimited	609-584-1122
W. Long Branch	07764	No Shorts Electric	732-222-4228 ISO
Washington	07882	C.P. Orlando	908-689-4750

NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque	87112	A-1 Lamp Doctor	505-296-5050
Albuquerque	87109	B-Electric Inc.	505-828-0241
Albuquerque	87123	Frank's Electric LLC	505-293-6724 ISO

NEW YORK

Amherst	14226	Royalite Lighting	716-832-1492	ISO
Amherst	14228	Shanor Lighting Center 716-691-3622	ISO
Bedford Hills	10507	Bedford Ltg	914-666-0680	ISO
Brooklyn	11204	Jerry Piccolino/J&R Svc.	718-259-1789
Brooklyn	11219	Main Lamp Corp.	718-436-8500	ISO
Brooklyn	11223	Manhattan Lights	718-998-1111
Buffalo	14206	Craftmasters Servicenter	716-893-9557
Buffalo	14215	The Fan Collection, Inc.	716-839-2447	ISO
Carle Place	11514	Elements	516-747-4748	ISO
Commack	11725	Air-Tek	631-499-1854	ISO
Commack	11725	Tumpike Appliance	631-499-3355
East Meadow	11554	C.D. Service	516-538-3481
Glens Falls	12801	Dean Electric	518-792-4781
Hastings	13076	Electrical Work By Marty	315-668-0220
Long Beach	11561	Nick's Improvement Company	516-659-8989
Lynbrook	11563	Shaderite-PZ Repair	516-593-8973
New York	10003	Superior Light & Fan	212-677-9191
Newburgh	12550	J D Parrella Electric	845-562-4112
Plainview	11803	Joseph Gottdank	516-932-7618
Poughkeepsie	12601	Mannino Electric Inc.	845-452-3520	ISO
Queensbury	12804	Dean Electric	518-792-4781
Rego Park	11374	Mark Ralin	718-896-7844
Rochester	14620	Cam Electric	585-271-8560
Schenectady	12303	Frank Salvatore	518-355-5789
Shokan	12481	Olive Fans & Lighting	845-657-5823
Staten Island	10301	Frank Ragucci	718-273-5518
Staten Island	10312	Joe Valletutti Jr.	718-608-9008
Staten Island	10304	V & P Service Co.	917-751-2562
Troy	12180	Troy Light Company	518-274-6931	ISO
Yonkers 10704 Jay D. Kosack			914-237-9051

NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte	28205	Eird's Interiors Inc.	704-376-5648	ISO
Charlotte	28203	Simpsons Lighting	704-376-5463	WTS
Hickory	28602	Eird's Interiors Inc.	828-322-2203	ISO
Salisbury 28146	Hauss Electrical Svc.		704-637-7774

NORTH DAKOTA

Fargo	58103 JDP Electric Inc.	701-293-0441
OHIO
Canton	44706 Appliance Parts Co.	330-453-8077
Cleveland	44109 Westside Lighting Ctr.	216-459-1970
Columbus	43231 The Lamp Lighter	614-891-7940
Dayton	45419 Larkin Electric Co.	937-294-4115

STATE/CITY	ZIP	SERVICE CENTER NAME	PHONE	TYPE
OHIO (Continued)
Dayton	45459	Ohio Lamp & Fixture Co.	937-439-0822	ISO
Galena	43021	Certified Systems	614-799-0878
Loveland	45140	Hank Grinshpan	513-683-8666
Maumee	43537	K.O.V. Electronic Repair	419-865-8893
North Lima	44452	Joe Dickey Electric	330-549-3976
North Olmsted	44070	Chandelier Shack Inc.	440-777-6969	ISO
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma City	73105	Appliance Service By CK	405-525-8862
Oklahoma City	73127	James Lighting Inc.	405-947-6663
OREGON
Portland	97225	Sylvan Electronics Inc.	800-473-1244	ISO
PENNSYLVANIA
Allentown	18105	Lighting Fixture & Supply	610-435-9691
Allentown	18102	Scholl's Electric	610-435-5876
Conshohocken	19428	Kay Elec. Supply	800-331-5111	ISO
Downingtown	19335	Tobias Electric	610-942-4000	IHS
Drexel Hill	19026	Patrick Hastings	610-853-2709
Easton	18045	Primrose Electric	610-258-1359
Fairless Hills	19030	Astro Lighting Galleries	215-943-8650	ISO
Harrisburg	17111	Yale Electric Supply Co.	717-233-8401	ISO
Hopwood	15445	George R. Smalley Inc.	724-437-1927
Lancaster	17601	S. Dean's Electric	717-285-4545
Philadelphia	19111	Klaus Otte	215-745-4266
Pittsburgh	15224	Mark Diulus Elec.	412-681-2553
State College	16803	Whitehill Lighting & Supply	814-238-2449
West Reading	19611	A TO Z Vacuum Stores	610-374-4888	WTS
Willow Grove	19090	Northwest Electric	215-659-5757
RHODE ISLAND
Pawtucket	02861	Wickford Appliance	401-726-4240	ISO
SOUTH CAROLINA
Columbia	29212	Eastwind Enterprises	803-781-3267
Goose Creek	29445	David Mims	843-514-2380
Hanahan	29406	Bobby Lutes Electrical	843-832-2058	ISO
Ladson	29456	Bobby Lutes Electrical	843-832-2058	ISO
Myrtle Beach	29575	Ray Electric	843-293-0068
Okatie	29909	J. Heavener & Co.	843-837-8300
Spartanburg	29306	Bobby Jackson Electr.	864-583-6035
Sioux Falls	57105	Lamps and Shades Inc.	605-332-6680
Sioux Falls	57104	Mahlander's	605-336-7798
TENNESSEE
Brentwood	37027	Sunshine Electrical	615-371-9383
Maryville	37803	Ben Snyder	865-385-1302
Memphis	38111	Appliance Service Ctr.	901-324-5898	ISO
Mount Carmel	37645	Appalachian Electronics Svc.	423-357-0783	ISO
TEXAS
Amarillo	79106	DI's Lamp & Fan Repairs	806-331-5267
Arlington	76001	P & M Quality Const.	817-478-2004
Austin	78757	Klock Electric	512-837-4704
Austin	78703	Texas Ceiling Fan Shop	512-477-3132	ISO
Beaumont	77702	Fan Factory	409-833-8207	ISO
Carrollton	75006	Adfantage Ceiling Fans	972-446-9393
Corpus Christi	78404	Brand Appliance & Microwave	512-854-1851	ISO
Dallas	75206	Lights Fantastic	214-369-1101
Damon	77430	Gulf Coast Fan Svc.	281-495-6434
Denton	76201	Fantasia Ceiling Fans	940-484-4222
Denton	76201	Larry W. Goff	940-387-7304

STATE/CITY	ZIP	SERVICE CENTER NAME	PHONE	TYPE
TEXAS (Continued)
Denton	76201	Southern Comforts	940-536-1406
Freeport	77541	Skip's Electric & Air	979-233-3903
Harlingen	78550	The Light House	956-423-6664	WTS
Hearne	77859	Thompson Supply	979-280-5737
Houston	77089	Bennett Fan Install. Inc.	281-484-1401
Houston	77069	Champions Lighting	281-440-5339	ISO
Houston	77063	Lighting Plus	713-784-2440	ISO
Humble	77338	Carol's Lighting & Fan Shop	281-446-7613	ISO
Hurst	76053	Arc Fan & Lighting	817-268-2218	ISO, WTS
Kernville	78028	Maurice Hammit	830-367-4937
Mcallen	78504	The Light House	956-631-1155	WTS
Paris	75460	Hargis Electric	903-785-8055
Richardson	75080	Cool Breezes	972-690-4580
San Angelo	76903	Heritage Haus	325-655-4900
San Antonio	78212	Ceiling Fan Service Ctr.	210-804-1362
Tyler	75707	Charles Rains	903-566-3119
Victoria	77904	Hall Electric	361-578-6221
Wichita Falls	76308	Lantern House	940-692-7381	ISO
UTAH
Layton	84040	Haruo Yoshikawa	801-546-6008
Murray	84107	Central Electric Co. Inc.	801-467-5479
Riverton	84065	Vern O. Francis	801-254-4178
VERMONT
Bolton Valley	05477	Joseph Ashley	802-434-6510
VIRGINIA
Burke	22015	L & S Electric Inc.	703-237-0011
Rapidan	22733	Ceiling Fan Installations, Inc.	866-631-6565
Richmond	23228	Fanning Elec. Svc.	804-262-3681
Virginia Beach	23451	Fans, Lighting 'N More	757-422-3616
Williamsburg	23185	Taproot Co.	757-229-3722	ISO
WASHINGTON
Pasco	99301	Total Service Inc.	509-547-3799
Spokane	99216	Brite-Way Electric	509-939-3995
Tacoma	98404	M.G.M. Electronics	253-752-9826
Wenatchee	98801	Sew Creative Advantage Store	509-663-5516
Yakima	98902	Inland Lighting	509-248-4647	ISO
WEST VIRGINIA
South Charleston	25309	Pepper Electric	304-768-8195
Wheeling	26003	Top Hat Stove Sales	304-233-6262
WISCONSIN
Brookfield	53005	City Lights Design Showroom	262-781-9048	ISO, WTS
Fontana	53125	J&L Property Maint.	262-275-2345
Green Bay	54313	Karl Devroy	920-494-6090
La Crosse	54601	Wettstein's	608-784-5555
Madison	53719	Madison Lighting	608-271-6911
Milwaukee	53219	Bob's Fan Repair	414-546-2501

CANADA
Toronto, Ontario	M6M2P5 Zaneen Lighting Inc.	800-388-3382

OVERSEAS
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00805	Duane Loberg	304-775-2399

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Collection: Casablanca

Model Name: Cottage

Model Number: C12S72M

Dimensions:

NOTE: Dimension B includes light fixture and glass.

A

B

C

D

E

Weight: 28

lbs.

Finishes: Architectural White

Motor: 188 x 20mm Direct Drive ™

Blade Span: 52"

Blade Iron Pitch: 15°

13 No. of Blades: 5 3" Technology: Versa•Touch2™ W-72

13.3"

5.6"