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Harbor Breeze Mayfield 44-in Bronze LED Indoor Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Light (5-Blade)

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Harbor Breeze Mayfield 44-in Bronze LED Indoor Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Light (5-Blade)Mayfield 44 in Bronze LED Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Light A compact, low profile ceiling fan designed for small rooms, the Harbor Breeze Mayfield features a warm bronze finish, reversible Java Cinnamon blades, and an alabaster glass bowl light. The flush mount design is ideal for low ceilings, while the reversible AC motor delivers year round comfort with efficient LED lighting. Key Features: Low Profile Flush Mount: Hugs the ceiling at a 14 in

Mayfield 44-in Bronze LED Flush Mount Ceiling Fan with Light

A compact, low-profile ceiling fan designed for small rooms, the Harbor Breeze Mayfield features a warm bronze finish, reversible Java/Cinnamon blades, and an alabaster glass bowl light. The flush-mount design is ideal for low ceilings, while the reversible AC motor delivers year-round comfort with efficient LED lighting.


Key Features:

  • Low-Profile Flush Mount: Hugs the ceiling at a 14-in hanging height—great for standard or lower ceilings.
  • Efficient LED Lighting: Includes two 5.5W medium-base (E26) LED bulbs delivering warm white illumination.
  • Small-Room Performance: 44-in diameter with up to 2,827 CFM airflow for rooms up to ~100 sq ft.
  • Seasonal Comfort: Reversible 3-speed AC motor for downdraft in summer and updraft in winter.
  • Style Flexibility: Reversible Java/Cinnamon blades and alabaster glass shade in a bronze housing.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Name Mayfield
Fixture Color Family Bronze
Housing Color/Finish Bronze
Blade Finish Java/Cinnamon
Blade Color Brown
Reversible Blades Yes
Number of Blades 5
Fan Diameter (Inches) 44
Width (Inches) 44
Depth (Inches) 44
Minimum/Maximum Hanging Height (Inches) 14 / 14
Mounting Type Flush mount
Angle Mount Capable No
Light Kit With Light
Light Kit Type Bowl
Glass Type Alabaster glass
Shade Material Glass
Bulb Type LED
Bulb(s) Included Yes
Number of Bulbs Required 2
Recommended Bulb Shape A15
Light Bulb Base Type Medium base (E-26)
Maximum Bulb Wattage 5.5
Wattage Equivalent 50
Light Color Warm White
Lumens 600
Dimmable Yes
Control Type Pull chain
Number of Fan Speeds 3
Motor Type AC Motor
Reverse Air Flow Yes
Integrated LED Fixture No
Power Source Hardwired
Use Location Indoor
Usage Rating Dry
Suggested Room Size Small Room (up to 225 sq. ft.)
Maximum Airflow (CFM) 2827
Minimum Airflow (CFM) 1369
High Speed Electricity Use (Watts) 52
Maximum Motor Speed (RPM) 213
For Use in Bedrooms Yes
For Use in Living Rooms Yes
For Use in Dining Rooms Yes
For Use in Kitchens No
For Use in Bathrooms No
Commercial/Residential Residential
Frosted Glass No
Retractable Blades No
Dual Fan Heads No
Oscillating No
App Compatibility / Smart Home No smart features; not compatible with Alexa/Google/HomeKit
Safety Listing ETL safety listing
ENERGY STAR Certified No
Title 24 Compliant No
Warranty Limited lifetime
UNSPSC 40101600
CA Prop 65 Warning Yes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What size room is this fan best for?
A: With a 44-in span and up to 2,827 CFM on high, it’s ideal for small rooms around 100 sq ft.


Q: Can it be installed on angled ceilings?
A: No. This model is flush-mount only and not angle-mount capable.


Q: Does it include bulbs and are they dimmable?
A: Yes, two 5.5W LED A15 medium-base bulbs are included and the light is dimmable with a compatible wall dimmer.


Q: Is the fan reversible?
A: Yes, the motor supports reverse airflow for seasonal use.


Q: Is this fan smart-home compatible?
A: No. It uses pull chains and does not support Wi‑Fi or voice assistants.


Warm bronze, timeless ease

Mayfield’s flush silhouette whispers sophistication, floating close to the ceiling in a rich bronze finish. The alabaster bowl diffuses a soft, flattering glow while reversible wood-tone blades offer instant styling versatility. Pair it with textured linens and matte black accents to ground a cozy bedroom or sitting nook. It’s an effortless essential that brings polished comfort to everyday living.


Bring quiet comfort and warm style to your small space—add the Harbor Breeze Mayfield to your cart today.

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