Breeze 60in Fan - Stn by Quorum

Breeze 60in Fan - Stn by Quorum

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Breeze 60in Fan - Stn from Breeze 60" Collection
Product Specifications:
Finish: Satin Nickel
Style: Transitional
Weight (lbs.): 23.40
Fan RPM: 156/103/58
Fan Watts: 83/38/13
AMPS: .70/.48/.28
Model: 7060-65

Item # TL-FCIV — Please reference this number when contacting customer service.
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