Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: 23" Artika Austin LED Fandelier Ceiling Fan (2 Colors) on sale for
$79.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
therealbofa for sharing this deal.
Available Colors:
- Matte Black (FAN-AUR-C2BL)
- Brushed Nickel (FAN-AUR-BN)
Details:
- 23 inch diameter
- Integrated LED light
- No bulb required
- Robust and sealed bearings
- Remote control functions
- 8 color changing presets
- 3 speeds: low, medium and high
- 2 directions: forward/reverse
- Timer: 1 or 4 hours
- Adjustable brightness: 10% to 100%
- Lithium button battery included
- Hardware included
- JA8-2022 compliant
- Brightness: 2000 lumens
- Lifespan: 50 000 hours
- Power: Lighting 40 watts
- Power: DC motor 30 watts
- Colour: 2700K - 6000K
- Minimum dimming to 10%
- Maximum Air flow: 1777 CFM
Community Reviews
The Artika Austin 23 inch LED fandelier is a compact ceiling fan and light that works well in smaller rooms, moving a solid amount of air while giving off a bright, adjustable downward light. It has been used successfully in kitchens, offices, dining areas, and a small bedroom setup, and the lightweight build is easy to live with. The main drawback is coverage, since the black frame and blade design can leave walls dim and the light may flicker when the fan runs. The embedded LEDs also mean a failed light could require replacing the whole unit, making it a practical but not perfect fit for focused room lighting.
The Austin can move a lot of air while providing a pretty bright, adjustable light for kitchens and dining areas.
The Austin's embedded LED lighting can be lightweight and convenient for fans that need airflow without bulky hardware.
Costco shopping can include price adjustments, which helps when the sale price drops after purchase.
The Austin can offer more directed downward illumination than the Sunnyvale option in comparable rooms.
The outer black frame can restrict illumination, leaving areas near the walls dim in some rooms.
The Austin can flicker when the fan runs, especially at lower speeds, because blades pass in front of the light.
The Austin may not cast enough room-wide light for smaller bedrooms or offices, which can lead to returns for alternatives like the Edwin.
If the embedded LED light fails, the unit may need full replacement rather than a simple bulb swap.
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It is worth mentioning, however, that the Austin model does have a light color/temperature feature that the Edwin doesn't have, which is nice. But that feature was less important to me than having a more thoroughly lit room.
The lights appear to imbedded LED so, if the light ever does die you'll likely need to replace the entire thing.
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The lights appear to imbedded LED so, if the light ever does die you'll likely need to replace the entire thing.
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