Lighted designer ceiling fan propeller with fabric covered blades You might wonder what a fascinating structure it is up there on the ceiling that turns around its own axis so eerily elegant and amazingly silent and fills the room with a refreshing breeze. This structure goes by the name of Propeller and is a completely reinterpreted and absolutely innovative version of the conventional ceiling fan. The name could not be more aptly chosen, as the German word \"Propeller\" has its roots in the Latin verb \"propellere\", which means \"to propel\" or \"to drive forward\". What is driven here by a motor hidden in the canopy is a fan shaped by abstraction and artistic thinking. However, one looks in vain for rotating blades in Propeller. Rather, it is an abstract sculpture, illuminated from within, which draws a fascinating shape in the air through its elegant rotation around itself. When Propeller comes to a standstill, the uniquely sweeping form of the fabric-covered fan becomes apparent, which could not be more supple and gentle once it is in motion. The construction of this fan is well thought out. The basic building block is a filigree frame made of spring wire, over which a white fabric cover made of 80 percent polyamide and 20 percent elastane has been stretched. The cover not only conceals the wire frame and the centrally located light source, but also serves as a diffuser for the warm light that sets Propeller off even more. For cleaning, the fabric cover can be easily removed. Functions It is conveniently controlled via the included wireless remote control, which switches the light and motor on and off, changes the running direction from forward to reverse, and controls the speed in six steps. Conveniently, the speed control has a memory function, so that after switching on again, the previously selected speed is set again. Energy efficiency class:D