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Harbor Breeze Centreville 42-in Brushed Nickel LED Indoor Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Light Kit (5-Blade)

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Harbor Breeze Centreville 42-in Brushed Nickel LED Indoor Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Light Kit (5-Blade)42 in flush mount ceiling fan with 3 light kit The Harbor Breeze Centreville is a compact 42 inch indoor ceiling fan with a brushed nickel motor housing and reversible nutmeg cocoa blades. Its flush mount profile is perfect for low ceilings, and the 3 arm light kit includes LED bulbs for efficient, warm illumination. Key Features: Low Profile Flush Mount: Ideal for rooms with low ceilings and tighter walk through clearance. Efficient Lighting: 3 arm

42-in flush mount ceiling fan with 3-light kit

The Harbor Breeze Centreville is a compact 42-inch indoor ceiling fan with a brushed nickel motor housing and reversible nutmeg/cocoa blades. Its flush-mount profile is perfect for low ceilings, and the 3-arm light kit includes LED bulbs for efficient, warm illumination.


Key Features:

  • Low-Profile Flush Mount: Ideal for rooms with low ceilings and tighter walk-through clearance.
  • Efficient Lighting: 3-arm light kit with marbleized glass includes three A15 E26 6.5W LED bulbs.
  • Reversible Blades: Nutmeg/cocoa finishes let you tailor the look to your décor.
  • Seasonal Comfort: Reversible AC motor circulates cool air in summer and warm air in winter.
  • Small-Room Performance: 42-in fan delivers up to 2687 CFM for spaces up to 100 sq ft.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Name Centreville
Fixture Color Family Nickel
Fixture Finish Brushed
Housing Color/Finish Brushed Nickel
Type Standard
Mounting Type Flush mount
Fan Diameter (Inches) 42
Number of Blades 5
Blade Finish Nutmeg/cocoa
Blade Color Brown
Reversible Blades Yes
Light Kit With Light
Light Kit Type Branched (3-arm)
Glass Type Marbleized glass
Shade Material Glass
Bulb Type LED
Bulb(s) Included Yes
Light Bulb Base Type Medium base (E26)
Recommended Light Bulb Shape A15
Number of Bulbs Required 3
Maximum Bulb Wattage 6.5
Lumens 600
Dimmable Yes
Motor Type AC Motor
Number of Fan Speeds 3
Maximum Motor Speed (RPM) 220
Reverse Air Flow Yes
Control Type Pull chain
Power Source Hardwired
Maximum Airflow (CFM) 2687
Integrated LED Fixture No
Downrod Included No
Downrod Length (Inches) 0
Angle Mount Capable No
Oscillating No
Usage Rating Dry
Use Location Indoor
Commercial/Residential Residential
Style Craftsman
High Speed Electricity Use (Watts) 34
Package Quantity 1
Depth (Inches) 10
Width (Inches) 42
Maximum Hanging Height (Inches) 14.3
Minimum Hanging Height (Inches) 14.3
Frosted Glass No
Reversible Blade Color Brown
Suggested Room Size Small Room (up to 225 sq. ft.)
Safety Listing ETL safety listing
Warranty Limited lifetime
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes
App Compatibility No
Bluetooth Compatibility No
Smart Compatible No
Wi-Fi Compatibility No
Works with Amazon Alexa No
Works with Android No
Works with Apple HomeKit No
Works with iOS No
Works with SmartThings No
Works with the Google Assistant No

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What ceiling height is this fan best for?
A: Its flush-mount design suits rooms with low ceilings where added headroom is needed.


Q: Are bulbs included?
A: Yes, three A15 medium base (E26) 6.5W LED bulbs are included.


Q: Can the fan direction be reversed?
A: Yes, the motor supports reverse airflow for winter operation.


Q: Is it dimmable?
A: Yes, the included LED bulbs and light kit are dimmable when used with compatible controls.


Q: What room size is recommended?
A: Best for small rooms up to about 100–225 sq ft; airflow is rated up to 2687 CFM.


A compact classic in brushed nickel

Centreville’s sleek, low-profile silhouette slips effortlessly into intimate rooms, bringing a polished glow and quiet movement. The reversible nutmeg and cocoa blades offer nuanced texture against the brushed nickel body, a refined contrast that warms the space. Style it above a cozy bed or breakfast nook, pairing the marbleized glass shades with layered textiles for soft, ambient light. It’s an everyday luxury—functional, elegant, and perfectly scaled.


Choose Centreville for stylish comfort and efficient lighting in your small spaces—order today.

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