GZY Smart via Amazon has
Lumary 20" Smart Flush Mount Ceiling Fan B2 w/ 4500Lm RGBAI & CCT LED Light & Remote (White) on sale for $119.98 - $12 when you apply promo code
LUMARY500 at checkout =
$107.98.
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Features:
- Immersive Dual Lighting featuring RGBAI 16 million colors and a powerful CCT LED light with up to 4500 lumens brightness—as bright as three 100W incandescent bulbs. Smart ceiling fan customize brightness (0-100%) and switch between warm 2700K and cool 6500K
- Seamless smart home integration with voice control via Alexa and Google Home. Easily adjust ceiling fan speeds and lighting colors with simple voice commands or control smart ceiling fan with light through the Lumary App or included Bluetooth remote. Set schedules, sync with your daily routine, and enjoy effortless convenience. (Note: Not compatible with dimmer switches, supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only, AAA Batteries are not included)
- Brushless DC motor delivers speeds up to 1000 RPM with 6 adjustable speed levels. Flush mount ceiling fan experience powerful airflow while consuming 70% less energy compared to traditional ceiling fans
- Ultra-quiet DC motor, operating at just 38 decibels
- Designed for rooms with 8ft or lower ceilings, this sleek flush mount ceiling fan with light sits close to the ceiling
- Can be installed in just 4 simple steps. Save time and effort with an easy DIY setup, and follow step-by-step installation videos available on the bedroom ceiling fan page for seamless guidance
- Built-in memory function remembers your last used fan speed, lighting color, and brightness settings—even after power cycles.
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Top Comments
These colorful ceiling fans are probably awesome for kids' rooms, but nowadays I just want a ceiling fan that looks... normal.
I swear I used to think colorful RGB stuff was cool, and now I sound like somebody's dad lol.
Community Reviews
This Lumary 20 inch flush mount fan is best suited to small spaces where a compact light and modest airflow matter more than whole room cooling. Installation is described as easy, and the app, remote, and Alexa control work for basic fan and light use, with the light offering full voice control. The main cautions are its small blade size, which limits airflow, and the permanent LED design, which raises long term reliability concerns. Dimmer switch compatibility also appears shaky, making it a niche pick for tight rooms.
Common Questions (5)
The 20" size is from the outer light ring, and the actual fan blade span is much smaller, around 12", so airflow is limited compared with a standard ceiling fan. It can feel powerful when you are directly under it, but it is better suited to small spaces or spot cooling than whole-room airflow.
It is reported to be Bluetooth-only, with app control and an included remote, so Alexa and Google voice control are not supported on this model. If you want voice control, you'd need a different fan or a separate smart-home setup that this unit does not provide.
The LED is a permanent fixture, so it is not meant to be swapped like a bulb. That means long-term failure or dimming can turn the whole unit into a replacement item instead of a simple bulb change.
Yes, installation is described as very easy and can be done solo in minutes. The compact flush-mount design is also lighter than a traditional ceiling fan, which helps make the install simpler.
A power blip can reboot the unit and make it come back on in its default light mode, often with the light on. That means you may need to use the remote or app again to restore your preferred color and turn the light back off.
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These colorful ceiling fans are probably awesome for kids' rooms, but nowadays I just want a ceiling fan that looks... normal.
I swear I used to think colorful RGB stuff was cool, and now I sound like somebody's dad lol.
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Most of these fans require power to be sent to them 100% of the time, even when off, in order to maintain their "memory".
When there is a power outage, even for second, when the power comes back on the unit boots up fresh from scratch and typically default to the light turned on to its default color mode.
So any time there is a power blip you have to go to the remote to switch it back to say warm white from daylight white and so forth, and turn the light off. We had a light on in a room we rarely visit with a fan similar to this where the light was on for a few days after a power blip.
Also, I highly recommend getting a fan that has alexa or similar integration as the remotes are annoying, its much easier to use voice commands to turn off/on a fan or light and set schedules or automations.
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