VEVOR 72 Inch Ceiling Fan without Light, 6-Speed Remote Control, 3-Wood-Blade, Reversible DC Motor, Modern Low Profile Flush Mount Exterior Fan for Bedroom, Living Room, Patio, Indoor/Outdoor, Black
- Aesthetic & Built-to-Last: The blades of this no-light ceiling fan are crafted from natural solid wood, providing stronger airflow than plastic blades. They offer outstanding durability and remain looking new even after long-term use, bringing a natural ambiance and comfortable coolness to your space.
- Quiet DC Motor: This bedroom ceiling fan features a high-efficiency DC motor with 30W high power, an airflow of up to 10000 CFM, and operates at a low noise level of ≤50 dB, providing you with a quiet and comfortable breeze.Even late at night, the low noise level won’t disturb your sleep, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful and cool summer night.
- Suitable for All Seasons: Whether it's spring, summer, autumn, or winter, this reversible motor ceiling fan meets all your needs. In summer, it rotates counterclockwise to enhance air circulation and cool down the room. In winter, it reverses to clockwise rotation, distributing warm air evenly for added comfort.
- Remote Control Operation: Equipped with a multifunctional remote control, our ceiling fan with light allows you to easily adjust the fan speed, timer, and other functions without having to get up, offering you an enjoyable airflow with convenience.
- Flexible Installation: One purchase includes 3 different sized down rods (6”, 10”, and 20”), accommodating various ceiling heights and ensuring a low-profile mount to various rooms.
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72 Inch Ceiling Fan Without Light, Solid Wood Blade Design
The three solid wood blades on this 72 inch ceiling fan without light, as opposed to the metal or plastic blades on conventional fans, give it a distinctly different appearance and feel that goes well with natural or rustic home design. Even after years of regular usage, solid wood maintains its aesthetic consistency and can withstand prolonged use without losing its finish. Solid wood ages more naturally and frequently takes on a richer tone the longer it is used, in contrast to painted or laminated blade finishes that may chip or peel over time.
Additionally, a three-blade fan moves air differently from an eight-blade fan; fewer blades usually result in a more open, airy visual profile, which works well in spaces where a heavier multi-blade fixture might appear overly dense. With a flush mount profile low against the ceiling and a genuine 70.87" (1800mm) diameter, this fan covers a huge area without having the cumbersome appearance of larger fans. Because of its smaller visual footprint, it works better in minimalist, farmhouse, or coastal home designs where a large, bulky fixture would look out of place.
30W DC Motor Delivers 10000 CFM at Under 50dB
This 72 inch ceiling fan without light uses a 30W DC motor to deliver a maximum airflow of 10,000 CFM. Compared to the aluminum-bladed fans in this range, it uses less power since the lighter three-blade wood construction requires less torque to move air efficiently. The noise ceiling for this efficiency is ≤ 50 dB, which is marginally higher than that of the aluminum variants but still well within a tolerable range for everyday use. In homes with many fans installed in various rooms, lower power demand also means less pressure on a household circuit running multiple ceiling fans at once.
Since fewer, lighter blades may spin faster while carrying the same load on the motor, the maximum rotation speed of 135 RPM is noticeably higher than that of the heavier 8-blade aluminum fans. When the fan is turned on, higher RPM results in quicker cooling in spaces where rapid airflow response is more important than hushed operation. On a hot afternoon, when instant airflow is more important than gradual cooling, this responsiveness is very helpful.
Reversible Motor for Year-Round Comfort
To force cool air downward and enhance circulation throughout the space, the motor rotates counterclockwise in the summer months. By rotating clockwise during the winter, warm air that gathers near the ceiling is redistributed and pushed back down to where it can be used, rather than remaining overhead. Because there is more space for warm air to rise and gather before being forced back down, the redistribution effect is more apparent in rooms with higher ceilings.
Because of this seasonal reversal, a single fan may meet both heating and cooling requirements without the need for a second unit or a manual seasonal exchange. When the seasons change, the fan's rotation direction can be adjusted without physically reaching the fan body, as the transition is made via the remote. For a high-mounted wood-blade fan, where it would be difficult to reach the fixture to flip a manual switch, this ease is even more crucial.
6-Speed Remote Control with Built-In Timer
The bundled remote may be used to change six speed settings without getting up or reaching a wall switch. A built-in timer with 1-, 2-, 4-, or 8-hour run settings allows the fan to automatically shut off after a set period, rather than continuing to operate until manually turned off. Because the fan would otherwise continue to circulate air long after it is truly necessary, the auto-shutoff feature is particularly helpful throughout the night.
When it's impractical to manually switch off the fan in the middle of the night, that timer is especially useful. The remote's six speed settings enable precise control over airflow, ranging from a gentle breeze for a peaceful evening to a faster setting that leverages the fan's rapid 135 RPM response. Because of its range of adjustment, the same fan can handle both a slower noon cooling requirement and a calmer nighttime setting without switching fixtures.
Three Downrod Lengths for Flexible Installation
The three downrod lengths, 6", 10", and 20" downrods, cover a variety of ceiling heights and don't need to be purchased separately based on room measurements. For a genuine flush-mount appearance, shorter rods maintain the fan near a regular ceiling height; for taller or vaulted ceilings, the 20" option stretches the fan lower. By purchasing all three at once, the fan may be moved across rooms in the same house with varying ceiling heights without having to buy new hardware each time.
This range is important because a fan placed too low in a taller room may appear out of proportion to the room, while a fan placed too high loses effective circulation at floor level. Including all three lengths ensures a proper fit during installation, eliminating the need to guess in advance or acquire additional hardware after the fact. Additionally, if the incorrect length had been anticipated before installation, this upfront flexibility would have prevented the wait and the additional expense of a return or exchange.
72 Inch Ceiling Fan Without Light Built for Indoor and Outdoor Spaces
Compared to the aluminum-bladed variants in this series, this 72 inch ceiling fan without light is substantially lighter at just 6.3 kg, making it easier to handle during installation while maintaining the durability of solid wood blades. Options for wind direction include both upward and downward airflow, which can be used for either wider circulation over an open space or direct cooling over a seating area.
Because it requires less physical effort to handle and secure the fan to the mounting bracket than a heavier metal-bladed variant, the lesser weight also makes single-person installation more feasible. This fan, designed for living rooms, bedrooms, and covered patios, has a distinct look compared to the metal-bladed models while maintaining the same flush-mount profile, reversible motor, and remote-control capabilities. Its wood-blade design distinguishes it from the rest of the series for those who prefer a more rustic or natural appearance without sacrificing contemporary fan controls.

















