Aeratron FR 3 Blade Features Overview:
| Installation Location | Indoor |
|---|---|
| Blade Material | Plastic |
| Overall Diameter | 50″ (126cm) |
| Blade Pitch | Not specified |
| Motor Type | Energy Saving DC Motor |
| Control Type | Remote Control (compatible with SMART control accessory) |
| Summer/Winter Use? | Reversible From Remote |
| Ceiling to Blade Drop | 275mm |
| Angled Ceilings? | Purchase relevant kit – see Description |
| Light Included? | Light adaptable – see accessories |
Raked / High Ceiling Installation
If you have a flat, high ceiling and simply wish to extend the drop of the fan, then you would just need to purchase the Aeratron Extension Rod Raked Ceiling Kit (0° – 15°) Suits FR / AE+ Models. (see below)
If you have a raked ceiling between 0°-15° degrees: You will need the Aeratron Extension Rod Raked Ceiling Kit (0° – 15°) Suits FR / AE+ Models (see below)
If you have a raked ceiling between 16° degrees and 33 degrees: You will need the Aeratron Raked Extension Rod Ceiling Kit (16° – 33°) Suits FR / AE+ Models (see below)
Please note this ceiling fan is suitable for INDOOR installation ONLY. If installed in an outdoor location, your Aeratron ceiling fan will not be covered by the manufacturer warranty.
Fr 3 Blade Performance Data
| Speed | RPM | Wattage | Airflow |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (Low) | 55 | 2.74W | 2,631 m3/hr |
| 3 | 122 | 8.9W | 5,554 m3/hr |
| 6 | 180 | 22.3W | 8,632 m3/hr |
- A choice of 6 speed settings
- High revolutions per minute and low power usage
This ceiling fan is now Wifi Ready meaning it is compatible with the Aeratron Wifi Module (see accessories – sold separately). The module can be plugged into the fan’s receiver by an electrician, which would allow for SMART control via the Tuya app. Voice control is also an option through Google Nest and Alexa. You are able to automatically turn on/off your Aeratron fan based on time, room temperature and fan location. The module is not compatible with Apple Homekit.
Philip (verified owner) –
The fan is good. Was replacing a previous Aeratron fan, the AE3.
Still quiet, but a few ‘downgrades’.
The beep is obnoxiously louder… To the point that I’d prefer not to turn the fan on when partner is asleep. Not sure why we need to hear it beep from 40m away when it’s directly above the bed. Tone it down, or give me an option to turn it off.
When it starts to move – it wiggles and takes its time before moving, not something the AE3 ever seemed to do. But seen it in other DC fans. Also, turning off – has a weird jerk to it as well. Just rough.
The margin between the motor shroud and the roof – is barely millimeters, so a rough textured roof will require spacers under the fixing bracket.
Not sure why the timer option caps at 8 hours, 10 would be better for a longer ‘night’.
Wood texture is good, doesn’t seem out of place from my pine roof.
Either way – much better than the Skyfan DC – which disappoints me in many other ways…