Craftmade International, Inc
Craftmade International, Inc Tempo Hugger ceiling fan 52 in Brushed Polished Nickel
52 inch hugger ceiling fan with five blades, three speeds and 120 V 60 Hz operation in brushed polished nickel
- typeFans
- 52-inch blade span circulates air across large rooms
- Three-speed motor lets you adjust airflow to comfort
- Brushed Polished Nickel finish resists corrosion and matches modern décor
- Hugger mount installs flush for low-ceiling clearance
- 120V 60Hz operation plugs into standard household wiring
Product overview
The Craftmade Tempo Hugger is a 52 in ceiling fan finished in Brushed Polished Nickel. It operates on a standard 120V 60 Hz supply and is supplied in new condition. The unit includes five blades and three speed settings for basic airflow control.
Best fit
This hugger style suits rooms with lower ceilings where a close-to-ceiling mount is required. Buyers who need a downrod for higher ceilings, integrated lighting, remote control operation or more than three speed options should consider other models.
Installation check
Verify that the ceiling junction box is rated for fan support and wired for 120V 60 Hz power. Confirm there is sufficient clearance for the 52 in blade span from walls, doors and furniture. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 52-inch blade span circulates air across large rooms
- Three-speed motor lets you adjust airflow to comfort
- Brushed Polished Nickel finish resists corrosion and matches modern décor
- Hugger mount installs flush for low-ceiling clearance
- 120V 60Hz operation plugs into standard household wiring
Specifications
| Brand | CRAFTMADE |
|---|---|
| type | Fans |
Questions about this item
What ceiling-box rating do I need for this 52 in fan?
The unit is a 52 in hugger fan rated for 120V/60 Hz; it must mount to a ceiling box listed for ceiling-fan support.
Can I keep my existing wall switch for the three speeds?
Yes — the fan runs on 120V/60 Hz power and uses a standard three-speed pull chain, so a simple on/off wall switch works fine.
How do I confirm the three speeds are operating correctly?
Pull the chain through each detent and listen for the motor to change pitch at low, medium and high.
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