Casablanca Factory Refurbished Whitman 7 Light Ceiling Fan - Gallery Edition in Brushed Cocoa with Walnut Blades C21G546H

Whitman gallery, PT, Brushed Cocoa motor w/Walnut blades, and 75-watt incandescent uplight and 100-watt halogen downlight with Case Etched White glass

Manufacturer Information
Manufacturer	Casablanca
Collection	Whitman
SKU	HR64419
UPC	743928644191

Design Information
Category	Indoor Ceiling Fans
Finish	Brushed Cocoa
Glass	Case Etched White
Shade	Case Etched White & Case Etched White

Dimensions and Weight (inches and pounds)
Dimensions	LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT     17.26
Backplate	WIDTH HEIGHT 0.0000 0.0000
Weight	24.00

Bulb Information
	PRIMARY	SECONDARY
Bulb Type	C7 incandescent	T4 halogen
Number of Bulbs	5	2
Max Wattage	15	50

Shipping Information
Ships Via	UPS ( FREE SHIPPING )
Ship Dimensions	LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT 25.8800 15.6200 12.0000
Ship Weight	28.4000 lb.

Product Rating
Outdoor Rating	no
UL Rating	ETL

Fan Information
Light Kit Included	Yes
Fan Blade Finish	Walnut
Fan Blade Pitch
90-watt Limiter Included yes Ceiling to Bottom of Blade 11.76 No. of blades 5 Blade span (in.) 54 Blade pitch (deg.) 14 Blade type custom carved featherwood, badge style Motor Direct Drive Motor size 172mm x 20mm Motor Width 13.1 Min. ceiling height (ft.) 8 Lagscrew required no LCA compatible no SCA compatible yes (with part 192220xx) High speed (rpm) 150 Airflow at high speed (cfm) 5093 Electricity use at high speed (watts) 67.1 Airflow efficiency at high speed (cfm/watt) 75.9 Control technology Prime-Touch Fan control W-505

Additional Information
Canopy Height 3
Canopy Width: 7
Downrod length (in.): 5

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From the furniture-grade wood veneer on the blades to the bearings in the motor, the exquisite craftsmanship of a Casablanca fan extends deep beneath its finish. Discerning consumers know that quality construction and meticulous attention to detail create a superior product, which ultimately yields superior performance and lasting durability. To see the process behind Casablanca’s legendary reputation for quality and reliability, join us on a “behind the scenes” tour of the various phases of development as one of Casablanca’s flagship products, the 19th Century fan, evolves from inception through final inspection.

Phase One
Concept Development

The process begins with ideation—small, quick sketches to investigate various design directions. Once these sketches have captured the essence of the product, they move to the digital world. Using state-of-the-art Alias 3D software, our designers begin to construct virtual products. This software allows us to make subtle yet critical refinements, create photorealistic renderings, and utilize rapid prototyping techniques to quickly develop models for evaluation.

Phase Two
Engineering

Once the designs have been completed and approved for development, they are transferred digitally to Casablanca’s Engineering Department. Using Pro Engineer software, our engineers seamlessly continue the development of the product, ensuring that the design integrity remains intact and the product is produced as designed. Completed engineering assemblies are transferred digitally to our manufacturing partners to maintain a high level of quality and performance.

Phase Three
Raw Materials

Each 19th Century component was created for a specific purpose. Materials were chosen for quality, durability, and beauty. Use of virgin zinc (not remelted scrap) creates detailed die-cast housings, blade holders, and other components of structural integrity and inherent beauty. Furniture-grade wood veneer blades and custom hand-blown glass add to the overall elegance of the product.

Phase Four
Finished Metal

There are no less than 15 different steps in the plating process of the 19th Century fan. The finishes are applied in meticulous steps for exceptional durability and a brilliant jewel-like finish. Several steps of the plating process are shown at right.

Phase Five
Testing and Inspection

Before being packed for shipping, every component of the 19th Century fan is inspected carefully. Every detail is given meticulous attention under strict quality control standards and the final product is inspected to ensure proper form, fit, and function.

Phase Six
Retail Showroom

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Phase Seven
Customer Support

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