Finding high quality appliances at affordable prices can be difficult. But if you want to have an elegant ceiling fan that gives excellent performance with a budget price, you need the new Martec Trisera Brushed Nickel 304 Ceiling Fan 56” (FST1434SR).
The FST1434SR is one of several ceiling fans launched as part of the new Trisera range under the well-known Four Seasons brand by Martec. This new range is like no other in that all ceiling fans in this line are adaptable to 3 or 4 blades. Each unit comes with a complete set of 4 blades but you can choose to use only 3 and keep the other blade.
This Martec fan’s elegant design is emphasized by its high quality brushed nickel finish and its 304 grade stainless steel blades. These make it corrosion and tarnish resistant. All blades have been electronically factory balanced for safety and durability for constant use through the years. Each blade has a 17 degree blade pitch that is ideal for just the right amount of air circulation within your space.
The FST1434SR has a slim yet powerful 89 watt motor that is reversible. This feature enables you to use your fan on summer and winter months. This elegant fan can also serve as an alternative or additional light source in a space because it is light adaptable. You can even make use of compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) which will enable you to save on your electricity bill. For ease of control from any part of your room, we have also included a 3 speed infra red remote control with light delay feature.
Another great feature of this Trisera Martec ceiling fan is its 2 Year “In-Home” Warranty.
The FST1434SR Martec fan is our proof that high quality can still be affordable.
Features :
- High Quality Brushed Nickel Finish
- Powerful 89w Motor
- 17 Degree Blade Pitch
- Interchangeable 3 or 4 Blades
- Reversible Motor For Summer/Winter
- 1400mm (56")
- 304 S/Steel Blades
- 2 Year "In-Home" Warranty
- Light Adaptable
- 3 Speed Infra Red Remote Control With Light Delay Feature Included
This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 17 January, 2012.
